Events 2020

How can urban design steer the impacts of technological disruptions in the transport sector?

Chang Zheng presents his research impacts of inter-city transportation (high-speed rail and highway) on urban growth in the Chinese context.

ISTP Colloquium with Professor Konstantinos Boulouchos focussing on energy supply and climate change mitigation options for worldwide and national transportation systems.

ISTP Colloquium with Jan Freihardt and Romain Buchs about evidence from online survey experiments exploring the effects of framing in disaster risk communication.

Professor Kay Axhausen about the lockdown and what is left from traffic behaviour.

ISTP-​Colloquium with Professor Ulrik Brandes, Social and Political Sciences at ETH Zurich.

How has our mobility been influenced by the Corona crisis? And what can be learned from it in terms of sustainable mobility? Online table talk with Professor Kay Axhausen.

ISTP-Colloquium with Professor Robert Finger, Agricultural Economics and Policy at the ETH Zurich.

Swiss, Indian and Singaporean perspectives on urban planning, transportation policy and electric mobility. Panel with Professor Kay Axhausen.

ISTP-​​​Colloquium with Anne Graupner from 26’10 south Architects in Johannesburg, South Africa.

ISTP-​​Colloquium with Professor David Kaufmann who is Deputy Director of the Institute for Spatial and Landscape Development at ETH Zurich.

ISTP-​Colloquium with Professor Marco Mazzotti from the Institute of Process Engineering at ETH Zurich.

Michael Maness (University of South Florida) about insights from social capital measures to build more socially and behaviorally realistic models in the CMC Online Seminar Series.

Akshay Vij (University of South Australia) about the dynamics of preference change in the CMC Online Seminar Series.

Abdul R. Pinjari from the Indian Institute of Science examines the use of the integrated choice and latent variable (ICLV) framework in the CMC Online Seminar Series.

Emma Frejinger (Université de Montréal) on background on so-called recursive route choice models in the CMC Online Seminar Series.

Abisai Konstantinus (CEO, Ndatara) about the suitability of choice modeling for maritime transport development in Africa in the CMC Online Seminar Series.

Julian Arellana from the University Del Norte about benefits and drawbacks of using Virtual Reality (VR) for choice experiments in the CMS Online Seminar Series.  

John Buckell (University of Oxford) with David Hensher and Stephane Hess in the CMC Online Seminar Series.

Bilal Farooq from Ryerson University talks about large-scale discrete-continuous (MDC) choice data.

Emerging Mobility Systems and Services Seminar Series with Professor Hai Yang from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.

3 Revolutions Policy Webinar Series with Giovanni Circella, Dan Sperling, Lisa Snap, and Mollie Cohen D'Agostino discussing implications for the climate and for communities.

Kay W. Axhausen's webinar in the Emerging Mobility Systems and Services Seminar Series.

Michiel Bliemer from the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies at the University of Sydney Business School talks about risky and uncertain attributes in choice experiments.  

Jette Bredahl Jacobsen is professor at the University of Copenhagen in environmental and resource economics and talks about biodiversity and environmental use values.

Cinzia Cirillo from the University of Maryland in the new CMC Online Seminar Series covering aspects of choice modelling.

Chang Zheng presents his research impacts of inter-city transportation (high-speed rail and highway) on urban growth in the Chinese context.

Forum with Kay W. Axhausen: Showcases and discussions on various environmental implications and mobility trends under COVID-19.

STRC 2020 ONLINE - Swiss transportation scientists' and spatial planners' annual conference.

ISTP-Colloquium with Professor Christian Schmid from the Department of Architecture at ETH Zurich.

ISTP-Colloquium with Professor A. Kangarlu from the NYSPI MRI research center at Columbia University in New York City.