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College of Engineering: Recent submissions
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Active transportation and the emotion-stress-health link: virtual reality for assessing perceptual responses by pedestrians and bicyclists to the built environment
(2019-12-31)Active transportation has been recognized to promote environmental and physical wellbeing of people. However, demand for active modes (walking and bicycling) – which require physical effort, take longer, but may be free ... -
Active transportation and the emotion-stress-health link: virtual reality for assessing perceptual responses by pedestrians and bicyclists to the built environment
(2019-12)Active transportation –cycling and biking– not only are sustainable travel modes with zero environmental impact, but also have associated health benefits. However, in comparison with motorized transportation, the motives ... -
Design of a Hybrid Rebalancing Strategy to Improve Level of Service of FreeFloating Bike Sharing Systems
(2019-10-31)For managing the supply-demand imbalance in free-floating bike sharing systems, we propose dynamic hubbing (i.e., dynamically determining geofencing areas) and hybrid rebalancing (combining userbased and operator-based ... -
Demand-Driven Operational Design for Shared Mobility with Ride-pooling Options
(2019-09-30)This project aims to develop a demand-driven approach for shared mobility operations with machine learning and math programming methods. The objective of this approach is to incorporate economic, environment and equity ... -
Design of a Hybrid Rebalancing Strategy to Improve Level of Service of Free-Floating Bike Sharing Systems
(2019-09-30)It is known that for bike sharing systems, the flow of customers can completely change the temporal and spatial distribution of the bikes and cause an imbalance of demand and supply in the system. Thus rebalancing/redistribution ...
