rCITI Annual Report 2013

Research Centre for Integrated Transport Innovation (rCITI)

Annual Report 2013 Never Stand Still

Faculty of Engineering

School of Civil and Environmental Engineering

ﾂｩ 2013 Research Centre for Integrated Transport Innovation (rCITI) School of Civil and Environmental Engineering UNSW Australia UNSW Sydney NSW 2052 Australia CRICOS Provider Code 00098G Address Research Centre for Integrated Transport Innovation (rCITI) School of Civil and Environmental Engineering (H20) UNSW Australia Level 1, Room 110 UNSW Sydney NSW 2052 Australia Enquiries T +61 (0)2 9385 5721 E rciti@unsw.edu.au W http://www.rciti.unsw.edu.au Project Coordination Sylvia Brohl and Maria Lee With grateful thanks to providers of text, stories and images.

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Contents QQ Director’s Report......................................... 4 QQ Overview..................................................... 5 Overview 2013...................................................5 Appointments......................................................5 Expansion of the rCITI core team........................6

Collaborative workshops....................................7 Visit from Purdue University (USA) Study Abroad Program........................................7 Visiting Academic and Guest Speakers ...............7 Conferences, Seminars and Workshops .............7

QQ The Centre................................................... 9 Core Centre Staff – 2013....................................10 rCITI Steering Committee..................................11 Research Interests.............................................12 S. Travis Waller....................................................12 Vinayak Dixit........................................................12

Publications.......................................................14 Book Chapter.......................................................14 Journal – Refereed & Scholarly Articles...............14 Conference papers – full paper referred...............14 Reports................................................................15

Visitors, Seminars And Workshops....................16 Visitor Seminars/Talks.........................................16 Workshops..........................................................16

QQ Selected Centre Highlights & Research Projects....................................................... 17 Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage, Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities (LIEF) Grants.......................................................17 Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Grants.....................................................17 UNSW Engineering Faculty Research Grant / Early Career Researcher Grants Program.............18

Upali Vandebona..................................................12

Students & Supervision.......................... 19

Lavy Libman........................................................12

PhD ....................................................................19

Lauren Gardner....................................................13

Masters................................................................20

Taha Hossein Rashidi...........................................13

Honours...............................................................20

David Rey.............................................................13

Taste of Research (ToR).......................................20

Zhitao Xiong........................................................13

Practicum............................................................20

Saeed Bastani......................................................13

QQ Grant Income / Research Funding............... 21 QQ Statement of Financial Performance............ 22

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 Director’s Report I am delighted to report that the Research Centre for Integrated Transport Innovation (rCITI) has performed exceptionally well throughout 2013. As Centre Director, I am proud of the significant accomplishments we realized in central areas this year towards our centre goals.

Of particular note are our funding success and opportunities for collaboration: We have been awarded two Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Projects and established a substantial partnership with Transport for NSW (TfNSW) for funding over three years. In addition, we continued and further expanded our relationships and collaboration with key partners including Evans & Peck, NICTA, inter-disciplinary researchers across Campus as well as with researchers, Government and industry, both nationally and internationally. We are grateful for the continued support we receive and for the research opportunities, allowing us to explore and act on the identified scope for contribution to transportation research.

Our ongoing research work includes projects such as the “Identification and Evaluation of Transformative and Environmental Applications and Strategies”, a major initiative of the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) of the United States Department of Transportation (US DOT). rCITI is leading the network modelling component of this research and will develop novel network evaluation methodologies for active traffic management where environmental impact is the primary issue.

The full deployment of the Travel Choice Simulation Laboratory (TRACSLab) is also underway. This proposal was awarded an ARC LIEF grant and will be a world-first facility to observe collective travel choice in a realistic lab environment. It is unique due to the focus on travel choice, networked interaction and strong teaming (including our partners at the University of Sydney and iCinema). The findings of the lab will support a new generation of transport analysis techniques for emerging issues such as sustainability, reliability, and intelligent transport systems (ITS).

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Another essential achievement is the introduction of transport curriculum initiatives for next year. Two new courses and a Masters Specialization in Transport will be on offer from 2014. This augments another stepping stone for rCITI and the Centre’s contribution to transportation research at the University. On behalf of the rCITI team, I thank the School of Civil & Environmental Engineering and the Faculty of Engineering for their support with this crucial task.

We were also able again to conduct and disseminate important novel research, for example at major conferences such as TRB Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, Washington, USA), HICSS (Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences), the International Conference of the Hong Kong Society for Transportation Studies (HKSTS) and the NSW Transport Infrastructure Summit in Sydney.

At this occasion, I am extending a warm welcome to our new staff members who have joined us this year. rCITI has expanded its core team with international researchers whose expertise complements our interdisciplinary efforts in transportation research. rCITI’s achievements also reflect the need and opportunity for further collaboration and research in future, in order to be able to transition core research into usable tools and solutions. As we look forward, I would like to re-emphasize rCITI’s mission of becoming a world-leading organization in integrated interdisciplinary transport research and development. Our overarching aim is to be a major contributor and facilitator to shaping the global research field of integrated transport systems and ultimately attaining safe, efficient and sustainable transport for society.

Relevant interdisciplinary research and continuous liaison with Government and industry, all on a global level, form the foundation for rCITI’s mission and the realization of substantial contributions. This has been a major year for rCITI and I sincerely thank all supporters and the centre’s dedicated and excellent staff. I am looking forward to 2014 and the real opportunities lying ahead of us.

S. Travis Waller Evans & Peck Professor of Transport Innovation and Director, Research Centre for Integrated Transport Innovation (rCITI)

 Overview Overview 2013 In 2013 the Research Centre for Integrated Transport Innovation (rCITI) continued to expand and strengthen its collaborative network with other schools across the UNSW campus, with relevant government and industry groups.

The core Academic team supervised and supported 13 Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), 3 Masters by Course work and 1 Masters by Research, 1 Taste of Research and 16 Honours students. In addition, rCITI hosted two Practicum Exchange Program students from University of Connecticut, USA and Harbin Institute of Technology, China.

The School of Civil & Environmental Engineering curriculum reviews were attended by Professor Waller and the Transport group. They were charged with the developing and implementing new transport courses and program initiatives, so that two new transport courses and one new Masters Transport Specialization stream could be offered to students from 2014.

Significant achievements for 2013 include:QQ On the 28 June 2013 it was announced that UNSW Australia was awarded $13.2 million in Linkage Project grants from the Australian Research Council (ARC).

This was highest level of funding in the state and the second highest in the country. rCITI was successful in winning funding for two of the thirty-five UNSW projects proposals. rCITI’s winning projects will focus on the optimisation of urban transport.

1. The first ARC Linkage Grant was won by investigators from rCITI at UNSW Australia, ITLS at the University of Sydney and industry partner Transport Simulation Systems (TSS) Australia (one of the main transport software vendors globally), to conduct research on the “Methodologies for the Incorporation of Congestion Propagation and System Reliability into Transport Network Models for Consistent Multi-Scale Planning”. The project will look to improving the capabilities of transport planning techniques. Specifically, new methods are to be introduced which improve the realism of regional congestion modelling as well as the mathematical representation of traveller decision-making, thereby permitting an improved long-term transport plan.

Government organisations have expressed interest in this particular project and are involved in project meetings to discuss potential collaboration.

2. The second Linkage Grant was won by investigators from rCITI at UNSW Australia and industry partner GoGet Carshare to conduct research on the “Integrating Network Modelling with Observed Choice Data for Multi-Criteria Optimization of Complex Carshare Systems: Cost, Mobility and Transit Usage”. The aim of this research is to develop methods to determine an efficient carshare system, which includes optimal location, one-way carsharing, and how carshare influences the broader transport system. By adopting such new comprehensive methods, the overall transport system will benefit through potential improvements in public transit usage.

QQ The signing of a three year partnership with Transport for NSW (TfNSW) with a budget $1.5 million.

After ongoing meetings and scoping of potential collaboration, Professor Waller was notified by Mr Les Wielinga, Director General of Transport for NSW (TfNSW), that TfNSW agreed to enter into a three-year collaboration with funding to rCITI of $500,000 per year. This project will involve close ongoing interaction between researchers and students from rRCITI at UNSW and TfNSW to conduct research on the topic “Develop and Deploy Novel Integrated Network Techniques to Enhance the NSW Transport System”.

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Appointments

Expansion of the rCITI core team

rCITI and its staff received a number of new external appointments in 2013, these include:-

Throughout the year, Professor Waller further expanded the rCITI’s core team, securing Dr David Rey, Mr Zhitao Xiong and Dr Saeed Bastani in Post-Doctoral positions and Ms Maria Lee as Centre Manager. Their respective expertise complements the Centre’s efforts in key areas.

QQ The appointment of rCITI to the Transport Modelling Service Panel of Transport for NSW jointly with Evans & Peck, after undergoing a competitive tender submission and selection process.

QQ Professor Waller was appointed :

As Associate Director of the iCinema Centre for Interactive Cinema Research, an interdisciplinary arts, engineering, science and social science Centre at UNSW Australia.

As a member of the Steering Committee for the City Futures Research Centre, UNSW’s leading urban policy research centre within the Faculty of the Built Environment, focusing on key research areas such as urban planning, housing, design, development and social policy.

Dr David Rey joined rCITI in February from the French Institute of Science and Technology for Transport, Development and Networks (IFSTTAR) in France. His core interest is in Operations Research, which allows him to contribute to essential rCITI projects and further expand the Centre’s cross-campus collaboration into areas such as aviation and air traffic flow.

Mr Zhitao Xiong joined rCITI in June after submitting his PhD thesis in Transport Studies at the University of Leeds, Great Britain and will deploy his expertise in Driving Simulation and Driving Behaviour to focus on rCITI’s TRACsLab (ARC LIEF grant).

Dr Saeed Bastani joined UNSW in September after the completion of his PhD at the University of Sydney, he worked with Dr Libman at the School of Computer Science and Engineering on the project "Distributed Protocols for Dense and Dynamic Wireless Systems with Application to Vehicular Traffic Control", studying the impact of wireless beaconing policies on the accuracy of traffic estimation and designing novel mechanisms for "blending" of information gathered from wireless position beacons into road traffic models for purposes such as incident detection and real-time travel time estimation.

Ms Maria Lee joined rCITI in December as Centre Manager. She is a highly experienced administrator with expertise in office, finance, committee and event management. Prior to joining rCITI, she spent over 15 years at the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons in her roles as Membership Officer and Manager of Accounts.

She holds a BTax and BScience from UNSW.

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Visiting Students and Staff from Purdue University (USA), members of the rCITI team and Speakers from the mini-talk series on Sustainability and Infrastructure.

Collaborative workshops

Conferences, Seminars and Workshops

rCITI co-organized two collaborative workshops with researchers, academics and staff from NICTA (1 November 2013) and the School of Computer Science and Engineering (22 November 2013). This further strengthened existing ties and explored additional areas for potential mutual research and projects. Both of these workshops were well received and we look forward to the possibility of hosting similar events in the future.

Professor Waller and other rCITI staff attended and were invited to present at a variety of conferences, seminars and workshops during the year. These include:-

Visit from Purdue University (USA) - Study Abroad Program rCITI hosted a study abroad program from the School of Civil Engineering, Purdue University (USA), 7-12 May 2013. Associate Professor Satish Ukkusuri (Faculty), Cindy Lawley (co-instructor), Kathy Heath (Program Coordinator) and 26 students enjoyed their visit to the Research Centre for Integrated Transport Innovation (rCITI). Activities included a tour around the UNSW campus; attending presentations from UNSW International discussing global educational opportunities at UNSW; and attending a mini-talk series on Sustainability and Infrastructure, from the following speakers:- Dr Vinayak Dixit, Dr Lauren Gardner, Dr Taha Hossein Rashidi, Associate Professor Tommy Wiedmann, Professor Ashish Sharma and Associate Professor Jinling Wang.

Visiting Academic and Guest Speakers rCITI continued to attract a variety of visiting academics and guest speakers to the School for relevant research collaboration and seminars. This yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s visitors included Professor Mark Hickman (University of Queensland), Mr Andrew Saul (Genovation Cars), Assistant Professor Nick Lownes, (University of Connecticut) and Professor Laurent Denant-Boemont (University of Rennes).

QQ 10th International Conference of Eastern Asia Society for Transportation Studies (EASTS), Taipei, Taiwan.

9-12 September 2013.

QQ 18th International Conference of Hong Kong Society for Transportation Studies (HKSTS) 2013, Hong Kong.

14-16 December 2013.

QQ 36th Australasian Transport Research Forum (ATRF) Annual Conference, Brisbane, QLD. 2-4 October 2013.

QQ 46th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, HICSS 2013, Grand Wailea, Maui, Hawaii, USA. 7-10 January 2013.

QQ Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics (BITRE) Toll Road Patronage Forecasting Seminar, Sydney NSW Australia. 26 March 2013.

QQ Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics (BITRE) toll road patronage forecasting, Steering Group Workshop, Sydney NSW Australia. 23 April 2013.

QQ Creative Construction Conference 2013, Budapest, Hungary. 6-9 July 2013.

QQ European Transport Conference, Frankfurt, Germany.

30 September 2013.

QQ IEEE 38th Conference on Local Computer Networks (LCN), Sydney NSW Australia. 21-24 October 2013.

QQ IEEE 7th European Modelling Symposium (EMS) 2013.

Manchester, UK. 20-22 November 2013.

QQ EEE, 2013 11th International Symposium on Modeling and Optimization in Mobile, Ad hoc and Wireless Networks (WiOpt), Tsukuba, Japan. 13-17 May 2013.

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QQ Mathematics of Transportation Networks workshop as part of the celebrations for the International Year for the Mathematics of Planet Earth, Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute (AMSI) Monash University, Clayton Australia. 19-21 June 2013.

QQ NSW Transport Infrastructure Summit, Sydney Australia, 7-8 August 2013.

QQ OPTIMUM 2013 International symposium on recent advances in transport modelling, Gold Coast, QLD Australia. 21-23 April 2013.

QQ Road Safety and Simulation - International Conference RSS2013, Rome, Italy. 23-25 October 2013.

QQ Transportation Research Board 92nd Annual Meeting, Washington DC USA. 13-17 January 2013.

QQ World Conference on Transport Research (WCTR), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 15-18 July 2013. rCITI is proud of the staffâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s accomplishments during 2013 from obtaining substantial funding to the starting of new research, to the steadily expanding PhD program and teaching curriculum. These activities further strengthen the Centreâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s relationships with academia, industry and government, from across the UNSW campus, nationally and internationally, while building a world-class Centre.

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ď Ž The Centre Mission Statement To become a world-leading organization in integrated interdisciplinary transport research and development.

Towards this mission, rCITI will investigate sustainable approaches to transport infrastructure and operations, with extensive liaison with industry and government.

The Centre pursues these activities building on five core research pillars including Transport Planning, ITS Communications, Computational Sustainability, Infrastructure and Energy / Fuel.

Transport planning: To reshape the nature of integrated transport policy, planning, optimization, financing, delivery and real-time management.

ITS Communications: To improve the safety, efficiency and reliability of the transport system via the introduction of novel communication methods and technologies to enhance cooperative ITS by connecting the diverse range of transport elements (eg. Travellers, vehicles, signal controls, bridges, roads, ramps and system operators).

Infrastructure: To develop new materials, techniques and mathematical engineering tools which permit the enhancement of infrastructure construction, maintenance, management and rehabilitation.

Energy/Fuel: To develop new transformative technologies and techniques to deliver, alter and utilize energy/fuel more efficiently in the transport system.

Computational Sustainability: To develop computational tools for the quantified assessment of sustainable approaches to transport management and operations that simultaneously consider technical, social, environmental and economic aspects.

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Core Centre Staff â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2013

L-R: Maria Lee, Zhitao Xiong, Taha Hossein Rashidi, Lauren Gardner, David Rey, Vinayak Dixit and S. Travis Waller.

DIRECTOR

CENTRE MANAGER

Professor S. Travis Waller, Evans & Peck Professor of Transport Innovation

Ms Sylvia Brohl Ms Maria Lee (from December 2013)

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

VISITING ACADEMICS

Dr Vinayak Dixit, Senior Lecturer

Visiting Fellow

ACADEMICS

Dr Hironobu Hasegawa, Akita National College of Technology, Japan

Dr Upali Vandebona, Senior Lecturer Dr Lavy Libman, Senior Lecturer, UNSW School of Computer Science and Engineering Dr Lauren Gardner, Lecturer Dr Taha Hossein Rashidi, Lecturer

Dr Peter Hidas, Transport for New South Wales, Bureau of Transport Statistics (BTS), Sydney, Australia Visiting Professorial Fellow Professor Laurent Denant-Boemont, Department of Economics, University of Rennes 1, Rennes, France Adjunct Senior Lecturer

RESEARCHERS Dr David Rey, Research Associate (from February 2013) Mr Zhitao Xiong, Post doctoral Researcher (from June 2013) Mr Saeed Bastani, Post doctoral Researcher, UNSW School of Computer Science and Engineering (from September 2013)

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Dr Ken Doust, Director, Windana Research, Sydney, Australia

rCITI Steering Committee

L-R: Graham Davies, Ian McIntyre, Stephen Foster, Rob Fitzpatrick, S. Travis Waller, Glenn Geers, Nasser Khalili and Maurice Pagnucco.

Professor Graham Davies Dean, Faculty of Engineering

Associate Professor Maurice Pagnucco Head of School, Computer Science and Engineering

Professor Nasser Khalili Associate Dean (Research), Faculty of Engineering

Mr Ian McIntyre Principal, Evans & Peck

Professor Stephen Foster Head of School, Civil and Environmental Engineering

Mr Rob Fitzpatrick Director, Infrastructure Transport & Logistics, NICTA

Professor S. Travis Waller Evans & Peck Professor of Transport Innovation and Director, Research Centre for Integrated Transport Innovation (rCITI)

Dr Glenn Geers Technology Director, Infrastructure Transport & Logistics, NICTA

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Research Interests S. Travis Waller

Upali Vandebona

Evans & Peck Professor of Transport Innovation and Director, Research Centre for Integrated Transport Innovation (rCITI) BSc, Ohio State University, USA. MSc and PhD, Northwestern University, USA.

Senior Lecturer BSc,University of Ceylon, Peradeniya, Sri Lanka; MEng, Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok, Thailand; PhD, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia.

Research Interests:

Research Interests:

Transportation network modelling, particularly systems characterized by dynamics, uncertainty and information; large-scale integrated transport optimization and planning. Specific applications or problem domains include Dynamic Traffic Assignment (DTA), routing algorithm development, network equilibrium, stochastic optimization, integrated demand/supply modelling, network design, adaptive equilibrium, system analysis of public-private partnerships, and bi-level optimization of transport networks.

Modelling of Transport Systems: Development of simulation and animation models for light rail train systems and bus services. Facility Location: Environmental considerations related to transport facility location: Demand Modelling: Analysis of public awareness and attitudes related to transport systems: Air Transport: Intelligent Transport Systems: Signage systems.

Teaching Areas/Interests: Transport Network Modelling Integrated System Analysis Optimization Simulation Intelligent Transportation Systems

Vinayak Dixit Senior Lecturer Deputy Director, Research Centre for Integrated Transport Innovation (rCITI) Integrated M Tech, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India PhD, University of Central Florida, USA.

Research Interests: Behaviour under Risk and Uncertainty in Transportation Systems: Transportation Modelling and Simulation: Traffic Flow Theory: Traffic Safety: Workzone Management Strategies: Experimental Economics.

Teaching Areas/Interests: Transportation Modelling and Simulation Transportation Management and Control Traffic Flow Theory Traffic Engineering

Teaching Areas/Interests: Transport systems and operations design Traffic engineering Transport planning, transport infrastructure development, transport economics and environmental assessments Highway Engineering

Lavy Libman Senior Lecturer BSc, MSC and PhD Technion, Israel Institute of Technology, Israel.

Research Interests: Cross-layer performance optimization of wireless networks: Cooperative and opportunistic retransmission and routing strategies; Error control and failure recovery methods; Wireless network coding; Protocols for devices with limited energy, memory, and computational power resources; Protocols for networks with highly dynamic topologies (e.g. vehicular networks) Applications of game theory to networks and distributed systems: Pricing and market-based schemes for distributed resource allocation and optimization; Analysis, design and optimization of autonomous networks; Distributed detection of network equilibria and violations thereof (e.g. incident detection in transportation networks)

Teaching Area/Interests: Wireless Communication Intelligent transportation systems

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Lauren Gardner

David Rey

Lecturer BS ArchE, MSE and PhD, University of Texas at Austin, USA.

Research Associate BSc, MSc EE & IT University of Montpellier, France; MSc Maths PUC Rio, Brazil; PhD IFSTTAR Lyon, France.

Research Interests: Network modelling for multi-domain integrated systems: congestion pricing models accounting for uncertainty, the role of real-time information and adaptive pricing: Sustainability models integrating transportation and electricity systems: developing network-based optimization models to predict the role of global transport systems in the spread of contagious disease.

Research Interests: Resource Allocation, Network Design, Dynamic Routing, Conflict Detection and Resolution, Pattern Inference, Incentives Schemes, Combinatorial Algorithms, Mathematical Programming, Global and Fair Optimization

Zhitao Xiong Postdoctoral Researcher BE and ME Beijing Institute of Technology, China; PhD University of Leeds, UK.

Teaching Areas/Interests: Computational Sustainability Urban Transportation Planning Congestion Pricing and Economics

Taha Hossein Rashidi Lecturer BSc, MSc (CVEN) Sharif University of Technology Tehran, Iran; PhD University of Illinois Chicago, USA.

Research Interests: Scenario Orchestration in Driving Simulation; Driving Behaviour/Driver Model; Autonomous Land Vehicle (ALV); Ontology Engineering; Automated Action Planning & Scheduling; Multi-agent System.

Saeed Bastani Research Interests: Travel Behavior Analysis; Transportation Planning; Activity-Based Travel Demand Modeling; Housing Search and Land Use Modelling; Integrated Land-Use and Transportation Models; Goods Movement Modelling; Microsimulation Modeling Methods for Urban Activities

Postdoctoral Researcher PhD University of Sydney, Australia.

Research Interests: Teaching Areas/Interests: Applied Econometrics and Statistics in Transport Modelling

Cooperative medium access control in 802.11 based wireless networks and high efficiency wireless design.

Travel Demand and Land Use Modelling Planning Sustainable Infrastructure

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Publications Book Chapter Dixit, V., & Wolshon, B. P. (2013). Planning and management of transportation systems for evacuation. In A. B. Badiru & L. Racz (Eds.), Handbook of Emergency Response: A Human Factors and Systems Engineering Approach (Vol. B . Badiru and LeeAnn Racz, pp. 175-200): CRC Press.

Hossein Rashidi, T., & Kanaroglou, P. (2013). The Next Generation of Transportation Demand Models, Toward an Interdisciplinary Science 13th Conference of the International Association for Travel Behaviour Research (IATBR), Toronto ON, July 15-20, 2012. Toronto, Ontario, Canada: University of Toronto.

Kezunovic, M., & Waller, S. T. (2013).

PHEVs and BEVs in Coupled Power and Transportation Systems. In M. Ehsani, F. Y. Wang & G. L. Brosch (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Sustainability Science and Technology (pp. 851-869): Springer, New York.

Journal – Refereed & Scholarly Articles Dixit, V. V. (2013). Behavioural foundations of two-fluid model for urban traffic.

Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies, 35(C), 115-126. doi: 10.1016/j.trc.2013.06.009 Dixit, V. V., Wilmot, C., & Wolshon, B. (2013). Modeling risk attitudes in evacuation departure choices. Transportation Research Record, 2312(1 December 2012), 159-163. doi: 10.3141/2312-17 Fajardo, D., & Gardner, L. M. (2013).

Inferring Contagion Patterns in Social Contact Networks with Limited Infection Data. Networks and Spatial Economics, 13(4), 399-426. doi: 10.1007/ s11067-013-9186-6 Gardner, L., & Sarkar, S. (2013). A Global Airport-Based Risk Model for the Spread of Dengue Infection via the Air Transport Network. PLoS ONE, 8(8), e72129-e72129. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0072129 Gardner, L. M., Bar-Gera, H., & Boyles, S. D. (2013). Development and comparison of choice models and tolling schemes for high-occupancy/toll (HOT) facilities. Transportation Research Part B: Methodological, 55(C), 142-153. doi: 10.1016/j.trb.2013.06.006 Gardner, L. M., Duell, M., & Waller, S. T. (2013). A framework for evaluating the role of electric vehicles in transportation network infrastructure under travel demand variability. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 49(C), 76-90. doi: 10.1016/j.tra.2013.01.031

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Gayah, V. V., & Dixit, V. V. (2013). Using Mobile Probe Data and the Macroscopic Fundamental Diagram to Estimate Network Densities. Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2390(-1), 76-86. doi: 10.3141/2390-09 Gayah, V. V., Dixit, V. V., & Guler, S. I. (2013). Relationship between mean and day-to-day variation in travel time in urban networks. EURO Journal on Transportation and Logistics. doi: 10.1007/ s13676-013-0032-2 Hsia, H. C., Yeh, K. Y., Tsukaguchi, H., & Vandebona, U. (2013). The Study of Relationships among Psychological Factors, Acceptable Walking Distance, and Reported Walking Distance for Shopping Trips. Journal of the Eastern Asia Society for Transportation Studies, 10, 1475-1488. doi: 10.11175/easts.10.1475 Jiang, N., Xie, C., Duthie, J. C., & Waller, S. T. (2013). A network equilibrium analysis on destination, route and parking choices with mixed gasoline and electric vehicular flows. EURO Journal on Transportation and Logistics. doi: 10.1007/s13676-013-0021-5 Maghrebi, M., Ebrahiminejad, M., & Shakeri, E. (2013). A Study Of The Concept Of Dynamic Equipment In The Earthmoving Process By A Consideration Of Time, Cost And Emissions. Journal of Green Building, 8(3), 156-165. doi: 10.3992/jgb.8.3.156 Maghrebi, M., Waller, S. T., & Sammut, C. (2013). Reconstruction of an Expert’s Decision Making Expertise in Concrete Dispatching by Machine Learning. Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture, 7(12), 1540-1547.

Mehmood, T., Libman, L., Dehkordi, H. R., & Jha, S. K. (2013). Optimal opportunistic routing and network coding for bidirectional wireless flows. Computer Networks, 57(18), 4030-4046. doi: 10.1016/j. comnet.2013.10.004 Montz, T., Dixit, V., Wilmot, C., & Wolshon, B. (2013). Assessing the Effectiveness of Flexible Response in Evacuations. Natural Hazards Review, 14(3), 200-210. doi: 10.1061/(ASCE)NH.1527-6996.0000101 Rashidi, T. H., Auld, J., & Mohammadian, A. K. (2013). Effectiveness of Bayesian Updating Attributes in Data Transferability Applications. Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2344(-1), 1-9. doi: 10.3141/2344-01 Tajima, Y., Tsukaguchi, H., Vandebona, U., & Hsia, H. C. (2013). Relationships among Lifestyle Attributes and Attitudes toward Pedestrian Facilities. Journal of the Eastern

Asia Society for Transportation Studies, 10, 1458-1474. doi: 10.11175/easts.10.1458 Tsukaguchi, H., Vandebona, U., & Tajima, Y. (2013). Analysis of Changes in Pedestrian Route Choice Priorities with Progress of Stage of Life. Journal of the Eastern Asia Society for Transportation Studies, 10, 1396-1412. doi: 10.11175/easts.10.1396 Vandebona, U., & Tsukaguchi, H. (2013).

Impact of urbanization on user expectations related to public transport accessibility. International Journal of Urban Sciences, 17(2), 199-211. doi: 10.1080/12265934.2013.776293 Waller, S. T., Fajardo, D., Duell, M., & Dixit, V. (2013). Linear Programming Formulation for Strategic Dynamic Traffic Assignment.

Networks and Spatial Economics, 13(4), 427-443. doi: 10.1007/s11067-013-9187-5 Wolshon, B., Dixit, V., & Renne, J. (2013).

Special Issue on Interdisciplinary and Multimodal Nature of Evacuations: Nexus of Research and Practice. Natural Hazards Review, 14(3), 149-150. doi: 10.1061/ (ASCE)NH.1527-6996.0000115

Conference papers – full paper referred Arbis,D., Hossein Rashidi, T., Dixit, V., & Vandebona, U., (2013). Analysis and Planning of Bicycle Parking for Transport Interchanges. 36th Australasian Transport Research Forum (ATRF) Annual Conference, Brisbane, QLD Australia. 2-4 October 2013.

Chen, N., Duell, M., Waller, S. T., & Gardner, L. (2013). Evaluating the impact of electric vehicle charging infrastructure design alternatives on transport network performance. 36th Australasian Transport Research Forum (ATRF) Annual Conference, Brisbane, QLD Australia. 2-4 October 2013.

Dixit, V., Harb, R., Martinez, J., & Rutstrom, E. (2013) Eliciting risk attitudes from route choices over simulated driving choices.

Transportation Research Board 92nd Annual Meeting, Washington DC USA. 1317 January 2013.

Dixit, V., & Hossein Rashidi, T (2013) Modelling Likelihood of At-Fault and Not-At-Fault Carshare Users. Road Safety and Simulation - International Conference RSS2013, Rome, Italy. 23-25 October 2013.

Dixit, V., & Zhang, Z. (2013) Integration Of Cell Transmission Model And Macroscopic Fundamental Diagram: Network Aggregation For Dynamic Traffic Models.

18th International Conference of the Hong Kong Society for Transportation Studies:

Transportation and Infrastructure, Hong Kong. 14-16 December 2013.

Dixit, V. V., Gardner, L. M., & Waller, S. T. (2013). Strategic User Equilibrium Assignment Under Trip Variability.

Transportation Research Board 92nd Annual Meeting, Washington DC, USA. 1317 January 2013.

Duell, M., Dixit, V., & Waller, T. (2013) Strategic System Reliable Formulation for Traffic Assignment. OPTIMUM 2013 International symposium on recent advances in transport modelling, Gold Coast, QLD Australia. 21-23 April 2013.

Duell, M., Gardner, L., Dixit, V., & Waller, S. T. (2013). Strategic road pricing schemes accounting for demand uncertainty. 36th Australasian Transport Research Forum (ATRF) Annual Conference, Brisbane, QLD Australia. 2-4 October 2013.

Duell, M., Gardner, L. M., & Waller, S. T. (2013). Multiobjective Traffic Network Design Accounting for Plug-in Electric Vehicle Energy Consumption.

Transportation Research Board 92nd Annual Meeting, Washington DC, USA. 1317 January 2013.

Duell, M., Wen, T., & Waller, S. T. (2013).

A linear program network design model incorporating system optimal strategic dynamic traffic assignment behaviour. 18th International Conference of Hong Kong Society for Transportation Studies (HKSTS) 2013, Hong Kong. 14-16 December 2013.

Edwards, L., Ly, N., Kemp, J., Tran, M., & Dixit, V. (2013/04/15/). Framework to Evaluate Policy for Promotion of Electric Vehicles. Transportation Research Board 92nd Annual Meeting, Washington, DC USA. 13-17 January 2013.

Gardner, L. M., Bar-Gera, H. and Boyles, S.D (2013). An Evaluation Framework for High-Occupancy/Toll (HOT) Lanes. 92nd Annual meeting of the Transportation Research Board, Washington, DC USA. 13-17 January 2013.

Gardner, L. M., Duell, M., Waller, S. T., & MacGill, I. F. (2013). The system impact of travel demand variability in the context of electric vehicles. 46th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, HICSS 2013, Grand Wailea, Maui, Hawaii, USA. 7-10 January 2013.

Hossein Rashidi, T., Toop, E., Liu, X., & Kanaroglou, P., (2013). Emissions And Built Form - An Analysis Of Six Canadian Cities.

Transportation Research Board 92nd Annual Meeting, Washington DC USA. 1317 January 2013.

Hossein Rashidi, T., & Hironobu, Hasegawa. (2013/10/02/). A simultaneous

system of models for disaggregate trip generation, mode choice and destination.

European Transport Conference, Frankfurt, Germany. 30 September 2013.

On Before And After Comparisons. World Conference on Transport Research (WCTR), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 15-18 July 2013.

Libman, L., Paschos, G., Georgiadis, L., & Zhao, X. (2013). Throughput Regions and Optimal Policies in Wireless Networks with Opportunistic Routing. IEEE, 2013 11th International Symposium on Modeling and Optimization in Mobile, Ad hoc and Wireless Networks (WiOpt), Tsukuba, Japan. 13-17 May 2013.

Wang, S., Gardner, L. M., & Waller, S. T. (2013). Global Optimization Method for Robust Pricing of Transportation Networks Under Uncertain Demand. Transportation Research Board 92nd Annual Meeting, Washington DC, USA. 13-17 January 2013.

Maghrebi, M., Waller, S. T., & Sammut, C. A. (2013). Integrated Building Information Modelling (BIM) With Supply Chain and Feed-Forward Control. Creative Construction Conference 2013, Budapest, Hungary. 6-9 July 2013.

Wijayaratna, K. P., Duell, M., & Waller, S. T. (2013). Predicting disrupted network behaviour incorporating user equilibrium with recourse. 18th International Conference of Hong Kong Society for Transportation Studies (HKSTS) 2013, Hong Kong. 14-16 December 2013.

Maghrebi, M., Waller, T. S., & Sammut, C. (2013) Scheduling Concrete Delivery Problems by a Robust Meta Heuristic Method. IEEE 7th European Modelling Symposium (EMS) 2013. Manchester, UK. 20-22 November 2013.

Zhang, T., Boyles, S. D., & Waller, S. T. (2013). Modeling Combined Travel Choices of Electric Vehicle Drivers with a Variational Inequality Network Formulation. Paper presented at the Transportation Research Board 92nd Annual Meeting, Washington DC, USA. 13-17 January 2013.

Mehran, F., Hossein Rashidi, T., & Abolfazl, M/., (2013). Investigating the Transferability of Individual Trip Rates: A Decision Tree Approach. Transportation Research Board 92nd Annual Meeting, Washington DC USA. 13-17 January 2013.

Zhang, T., Xie, C., & Waller, S. T. (2013).

Network Flows of Plug-In Electric Vehicles: Impacts of Electricity-Charging Price.

Paper presented at the Transportation Research Board 92nd Annual Meeting, Washington DC, USA. 13-17 January 2013.

Rambha, T., Boyles, S. D., & Waller, S. T. (2013). Adaptive Transit Routing in Stochastic Time-Dependent Networks.

Paper presented at the Transportation Research Board 92nd Annual Meeting, Washington DC, USA. 13-17 January 2013.

Sen, B., Libman, L., Zhao, X., & Jha, S. (2013). An end-to-end delay metric for multi-rate wireless mesh networks with cooperative retransmission. IEEE 38th Conference on Local Computer Networks (LCN), Sydney NSW Australia. 21-24 October 2013.

Vandebona, U., Hsia, H. C., Yeh, K. Y., & Tsukaguchi, H. (2013/09/09/). The Study of Relationships among Psychological Factors, Acceptable Walking Distance, and ReportedWalking Distance for Shopping Trips. 10th International Conference of Eastern Asia Society for Transportation Studies (EASTS), Taipei, Taiwan. 9-12 September 2013.

Reports Duthie, J.C., Nezamuddin, N., Juri, N.R., Rambha, T., Melson, C., Pool, C.M., Boyles, S., Waller, S.T., and Kumar, R. (2013). Investigating Regional Dynamic Traffic Assignment Modeling for Improved Bottleneck Analysis: Final Report (Vol. FHWA/TX-13/0-6657-1).

Hadi, M., Pendyala, R., Bhat, C., & Waller, S.T. (2013). Partnership to Develop an Integrated, Advanced Travel Demand Model and a Fine-Grained Time-Sensitive Network (Vol. SHRP 2 Capacity Project C10A).

Vandebona, U., Tajima, Y., Tsukaguchi, H., & Hsia, H. C. (2013/12//). Relationships among Lifestyle Attributes and Attitudes toward Pedestrian Facilities. 10th International Conference of Eastern Asia Society for Transportation Studies (EASTS), Taipei, Taiwan. 9-12 September 2013.

Vandebona, U., Tsukaguchi, H., & Mukai, H. (2013/07/15/). Study Of Sign System Improvement In A Historical Park Based

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Visitors, Seminars And Workshops Visitor Seminars/Talks Date 2013

Host/Organizer

Guest Speaker Title/Position

Affiliation

Seminar Topic

26 March

rCITI

Prof. Mark Hickman

ASTRA Chair and Professor of Transport Engineering and Director, Director of the Centre for Transport Strategy

School of Civil Engineering, University of Queensland

Analysing and Modelling Passenger Behaviour in Public Transport Networks

16 April

rCITI & MME

Mr Andrew Saul

Founder & CEO

3 June

rCITI

A/Prof. Nick Lownes

Director, Center for Transportation and Livable Systems

Genovation Cars â&#x20AC;&#x201C; The Green Car Company School of Civil & Environmental Engineering, University of Connecticut

Batteries are Included: Transport in the 21st Century Leveraging big data for equity and efficiency in public transportation systems

11 July

rCITI

Prof. Laurent DenantBoemont

Professor of Economics, CoDirector Laboratory for Experiments in Economics and Management

School of Economics, University of Rennes 1

Transport Costs and Location Choices in Urban Areas: Evidence from Laboratory Experiments

Workshops Date 2013 Organizer

Topic

Speakers

Additional Attendees

1 Nov

rCITI & CSE

Collaborative Workshop

Prof. S. Travis Waller, Dr Vinayak Dixit, Dr Upali Vandebona, Dr David Rey, Dr Lavy Libman, Mr Saeed Bastani

rCITI and CSE Academics and Research Students

22 Nov

rCITI & NICTA

Prof. S. Travis Waller, Dr Lauren Gardner, Dr Collaborative Vinayak Dixit, Dr Lavy Libman, Prof. Fang Chen, Workshop on Transport Studies Hoang Nguyen, Dr Wei Liu, Dr Chen Cai

rCITI = Research Centre for Integrated Transport Innovation (rCITI) MME = School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering CSE = School of Computer Science & Engineering NICTA = National Information Communications Technology

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rCITI and NICTA Staff, Academics and Research Students

 Selected Centre Highlights & Research Projects Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage, Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities (LIEF) Grants The Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage, Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities (LIEF) Scheme provides funding for research infrastructure, equipment and facilities to eligible organisations. The scheme enables higher education researchers to participate in cooperative initiatives so that infrastructure, equipment and facilities can be shared between higher education organisations as well as with industry. The scheme also fosters collaboration through its support of the cooperative use of international and national research facilities.

The objective of the LIEF scheme is to a) encourage institutions to develop collaborative arrangements among themselves, across the higher education sector and with organisations outside the sector, in order to develop research infrastructure; b) support large-scale cooperative initiatives involving two or more institutions, thereby allowing expensive facilities to be shared; and c) enhance support for areas of research strength.

The rCITI research team were awarded an ARC grant for Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities (LIEF) starting in 2013 to fund the study of a TRAvel Choice Simulation LABoratory (TRACSLab): A visualisation laboratory to study travel behaviour and drivers’ interactions This project will establish innovative new facilities that will assist in the re-design of fundamental choice assumptions needed to support emerging transport issues such as sustainability, reliability and ITS. The TRACSLab (networked driving simulators combined with traffic modelling and collective interaction) represents a unique world-first facility for comprehensive analysis of travel choice. The TRACSLab (i) focuses on collective travel choice (ii) allows for group interaction through networking and (iii) the involvement of researchers across multiple inter-disciplinary boundaries dedicated to the research of travel choice, econometrics, experimental economics, visualization and transport network analysis. Our partners include ITLS at the University of Sydney and ICinema at UNSW.

Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Grants ARC Linkage Projects scheme works to benefit the broader Australian community by funding collaborative research projects between the University and industry, government or community organisations. The scheme is designed to support projects that are of strategic value to end-users and will help advance the development of innovative solutions to current problems.

Linkage Project 1 - “Methodologies for the Incorporation of Congestion Propagation and System Reliability into Transport Network Models for Consistent Multi-Scale Planning”: This project will include researchers from rCITI at the UNSW Australia, The Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies (ITLS) at the University of Sydney and a leading transport software company, TSS - Transport Simulation Systems Australia which will develop the reseasrch to improve the capabilities of transport planning techniques.

It will endeavour to use new methodologies such as:(i) the enhancement of macroscopic time-invariant regional modelling to represent congestion effects more realistically; (ii) the review of new behavioural model accounting for reliability and strategic traveller decision-making; (iii) time-variant transport network model incorporating the new behavioural approach; and (iv) methodologies for obtaining consistency between the models since professionals often use multiple models in cooperation for different aspects of transport planning.

The desired outcome of this research is to develop research that will discover new derived techniques, formulations and solution algorithms for the noted problems.

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Linkage Project 2 - “Integrating Network Modelling with Observed Choice Data for Multi-Criteria Optimization of Complex Carshare Systems: Cost, Mobility and Transit Usage”: This project will include researchers from rCITI at UNSW Australia and GoGet Carshare. The aim is to promote the research of novel integrated network models incorporating observed choice and stated preference data to develop a multi-criteria optimization of complex carshare systems considering broad system impacts (e.g., public transit usage). Providing opportunity’s to enable the rigorously addressing of carshare operational design with the goal of achieving both organizational as well as system-wide societal benefits. (e.g., Fuel efficiency, cheaper insurance, improved safety) The desired outcomes from this research is the development of new methodologies obtained from the incorporation of complete carshare data with formal transport planning models and data benefiting the community and the broader transport system

Other Research Project(s): “Quantifying the Spatiotemporal Energy Consumption Patterns and of Electric Vehicles in Regional Transport Networks.”

Principal Investigator: Dr Lauren Gardner Granting Organisation: UNSW Engineering Faculty Research Grant / Early Career Researcher Grants Program Project Summary: Future potential plug-in electric vehicle (PEV) usage requires that long-term transport planning models expand to explicitly account for relevant system impacts from this alternative vehicle technology.

The integration of PEVs into the transport system will impact not only the transport system, but also regional energy providers who will need to incorporate mobile energy use into their traditional stationary demand models. Vehicle level energy consumption patterns must be modelled in order to accurately predict the spatiotemporal demand levels, as well as sustainability metrics, such as environmental impact. However, the uncertain nature of PEV adoption as well as their cross-cutting characteristics will require new techniques for modelling PEV traveller behaviour, which is necessary to compute the mobile energy consumption. This project addresses these items through the development and implementation of novel traffic assignment modelling tools.

Furthermore, an evaluation framework to examine multiple performance measures (e.g., travel time, energy consumption) under a range of future scenarios regarding the integration of PEVs into the transport system is established.

Project Outcome: The project resulted in two journal papers and four international conferences proceedings at which related research was presented. The conferences include the 46th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS 2013, the 92nd and 93rd Annual meeting of the Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C, and the 36th ATRF Conference in Brisbane, QLD, 2013. Additional related research topics have evolved and are still ongoing.

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 Students & Supervision Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Alireza Ahmadian Fard Fini – Predicting delay and minimizing its impact in construction context. (Supervisors: A Akbar Nezhad, T Hossein Rashidi, ST Waller)

Abdulmajeed Sulaiman M Alsultan – Urban traffic network design.

(Supervisors: V Dixit, ST Waller)

Nima Amini – Solution Methods for Incorporation and Evaluation of Real Time Ramp Metering Strategies Using Dynamic Traffic Assignment on Regional Networks. Supervisors: L Gardner, ST Waller) David Arbis – Modelling the dynamics of subjective risk perception of drivers.

(Supervisors: V Dixit, T Hossein Rashidi)

Melissa Duell – Strategic traffic assignment: methods of modelling day-to-day flow volatility. (Supervisors: L Gardner, ST Waller)

Sisi Jian – The Modelling of Balanced Vehicle Distribution in One-Way Carsharing systems.( Supervisors: V Dixit, ST Waller)

Mojtaba Maghrebi –sing machine learning to automatically plan concrete delivery dispatching. (Supervisors: ST Waller, C Sammut)

Bipul Sen (CSE) – Exploiting MAC-layer Cooperative Retransmission in Wireless Mesh Networks. (Supervisors: S Jha, L Libman)

Tao Wen – Methodologies for OriginDestination Travel Demand Estimation within a Strategic Traffic Assignment Model. (Supervisors: L Gardner, ST Waller) Kasun Wijayaratna – Modelling Disrupted Transport Network Behaviour.

(Supervisors: V Dixit, ST Waller)

Masters by Coursework Milad Ghasrikhouzani – Disaggregate behavioural land use modelling: Integration of housing search, job search and households’ dynamics. (Supervisors: T Hossein Rashidi, ST Waller) Asif Hassan – - Mobile Phone Distraction and Traffic Safety. (Supervisors: V Dixit, ST Waller)

Md Kamrul Islam – Stochastic modelling for evaluation of impacts of headway variability on public transit performance.

(Supervisor: U Vandebona, Cosupervisor: V Dixit)

Asif Hassan – Evaluating Risk Attitudes and Subjective Beliefs of Taxi Drivers from a Field Experiment.

[Specialisation. Completed 2013, S1] (Supervisor: V Dixit) Xun Li - Revenue Neutral Congestion Pricing: A Mechanism to Fund Public Transit and Control Urban Traffic (Supervisors: Dixit, ST Waller) Tuo Mao - Transit Signal Priority and Eco-Transit Signal Priority on a corridor bus route. (Supervisors: V Dixit, L Gardner)

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Masters by Research Alex Karki â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Parking Optimization.

(Supervisors: V Dixit, T Hossein Rashidi and Co-Supervisor D Rey)

Honours Students Richard Banzon - Ridership Analysis of the CBD and South East Light Rail Project. (Supervisor: T Hossein Rashidi, Co-supervisor: ST Waller) Nan Chen - The Optimal Locations for Charging Stations for Electric Vehicles in a Network. (Supervisors: ST Waller, L Gardner) George Dunstan - Scenario Based Algorithm in Stochastic Time Dependent Networks. (Supervisor: V Dixit) Edwin Gunawan - The Relationship Between Transportation, Build environment, and General Health.

(Supervisor: L Gardner) Sunny Gunawan - Development of an Instrumented Vehicle. (Supervisor: V Dixit, Co-supervisor: Z Xiong) Jiyang Guo - Understanding traffic flow characteristics of bicycle facilities. (Supervisor: V Dixit) Aaron Hargraves - A Feasibility Study into the use of String Transport Systems for Passenger Rail in New South Wales. (Supervisor: U Vandebona) Trevor Hyland - The Correlation Between Public Transport and Health. (Supervisor: L Gardner) Christopher Mavromoustakos - Traffic Investigation of the Metroroad 5 of Sydney: Dynamic Lane Management Modelling in PTV VISSIM. (Supervisors: V Dixit, ST Waller) Aleksandar Minic - Traditional and Flexible Carsharing Systems As Traffic Demand Management.

(Supervisor: V Dixit) Jeremy Smith - Preference Towards Public Transit for UNSW Commuters. (Supervisor: V Dixit, Co-supervisor: T Hossein Rashidi) Daniel Suwito - Optimisation Model for Roadside Billboard Valuation Using User Equilibrium-Driven Transport Network Data. (Supervisor: V Dixit) Rinie Tan - Optimising Design of Railway Platforms for Time Efficiency.(Supervisor: U Vandebona) John Trieu - Use of GPS Data to Determine Value of Travel Time Savings for Motorists in Sydney.

(Supervisor: V Dixit)

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Buddhini Wagasooriya - Pricing Natural Disaster Risk.

(Supervisor: V Dixit) Norman Yuwono - A Network-Based Risk Assessment Model to Evaluate the Risk Posed by International Air Travel in Importing Dengue into Australia. (Supervisor: L Gardner)

Taste of Research (ToR) Stanley He (Supervisor: ST Waller)

Practicum Haiyang Liu (Supervisor: ST Waller) on exchange from Harbin Institute of Technology, China.

Kelly Bertolaccini (Supervisor: ST Waller) on exchange from University of Connecticut, USA.

 Grant Income / Research Funding 2013 Senior Investigator(s) / Researcher(s)

Subject Area / Research Topic

Granting Organization Budget / Industry Sponsor

Prof. S. Travis Waller

Identification & Evaluation of Transformative Environmental (AERIS) Applications and Strategies Project.

Prof. S. Travis Waller, Dr. Vinayak Dixit, Prof. Michiel Bliemer (USyd) and Prof. Dennis Del Favero (icinema) Prof. S. Travis Waller

TRAvel Choice Simulation LABoratory (TRACSLab): A visualisation laboratory to study travel behaviour and drivers’ interactions

US Department of Transportation (USDOT), Federal Highway Administration (FHWA); sub-contract from Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. Australian Research Council (ARC) LIEF Grant

Prof. S. Travis Waller, Dr. Vinayak Dixit, Prof. Michiel Bliemer (USyd), Prof. Michael Bell (USyd), Dr Alexandre Torday (Industry Partner TSS) Prof. S. Travis Waller, Dr. Vinayak Dixit, Dr. Lauren Gardner, Dr. Taha Hossein Rashidi, Mr. Bruce Jeffreys (Industry Partner GoGet Carshare) Dr. Lauren Gardner

Transport for NSW Develop and Deploy Novel Integrated Network Techniques to Enhance the NSW Transport System ARC Linkage Project Methodologies for the Incorporation of Congestion Propagation and System Reliability into Transport Network Models for Consistent Multi-Scale Planning ARC Linkage Project Integrating Network Modelling with Observed Choice Data for MultiCriteria Optimization of Complex Carshare Systems: Cost, Mobility and Transit Usage Quantifying the Spatiotemporal Energy Consumption Patterns and of Electric Vehicles in Regional Transport Networks

Faculty Research Grant Program / Early Career Researcher Grants Program

Duration

$275,000.

2012–2014

$680,000.

2013

$1,500,000.

2013-2016

$845,604.

2013-2016

$515,488.

2013-2016

$20,000.

2013

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 Income 2013 Research Centre for Integrated Transport Innovation, rCITI Statement of Financial Performance for the Year Ending 31 December 2013 Notes

$

Funds External Research Funds

1**

Other Research Funds

190,000.00

Faculty Research Grants

20,034.00

UNSW Strategic Funds

2

395,344.00

1,643,578.00

Personnel Costs

269,504.00

Materials and Maintenance

20,481.00

Travel incl. Visitors, Speakers, Students

66,085.00

Equipment

12,555.00

Other Non-People Cost

13,717.00

Internal Expense (incl. Overhead)

132,459.00

Total Costs*

514,801.00

Operating Result*

1,128,777.00

Opening Balance

0.00

Closing Balance*

1,128,777.00

Total Funds*

1,038,200.00

Costs

Notes to the Statement of Financial Performance 1 rCITI was awarded External NICTA Research Funds of $209,354 for salary contributions S.T. Waller (CVEN), L. Gardner (CVEN) and L. Libman (CSE) as well as PhD Student Scholarship M. Duell.

Due to the UNSW structure these funds are reflected under Department IDs CVEN and CSE and appear on the respective School Financial Statement.

2 Salary Contributions L. Gardner and S.T. Waller; Centre Strategic Funds. * CVEN School Salary Contributions are excluded from this statement as these appear on the School Financial Statement. ** Outstanding invoices are $137,500 as at 31 December 2013.

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