Opening Remarks   

Prof. Yang Xiaoguang and Prof. Zhuo Jian (Tongji Univ.)

Possible Future Directions in Optimization: Focusing on Freight Transportation and Logistics

Prof. Tadashi Yamada (Kyoto Univ.)

Challenges faced by Urban Transport Planning in the AI Era

Prof. Yang Chao (Tongji Univ.)

Spatiotemporal Behavior Planning: Concept, Framework and Prospect

Prof. Wang De (Tongji Univ.)

The Transformation Development of Urban Mobility at the New Stage of Urban Regeneration in Shanghai

Prof. Zhuo Jian (Tongji Univ.)

Business Recovery from Disaster – a Risk Financing Percepective

Prof. Kakuya Matsushima (Kyoto Univ.)

AI-Powered Road Traffic Signal Control Evaluation, Diagnosis, and Optimization

Prof. Tang Keshuang (Tongji Univ.)

Integrating Advanced Large Language Models into Planning: Strategies and Applications

Prof. Zhang Wenjia (Tongji Univ.)

Willingness to Tele-work and Preference on Housing Relocation: Case Study of Shanghai

Associate Prof. Zhu Wei (Tongji Univ.)

Estimation of Activity Participation to Derive a Measure of “Transport Sufficiency”

Associate Professor Jan-Dirk Schmöcker (Kyoto Univ.)

Enhancing Urban Road Traffic Lifeline Emergency Capacity: A Gradual and Cooperative Accessibility Evaluation Method under Uncertainty

Doctoral Student Gong Huatian (Tongji Univ.)

Estimating Tourists’ Number on Each Tour using Entropy ModelAssociate 

Associate Professor Tomoki Nishigaki (Kyoto Univ.)

Classification and Contribution Tracing of Urban Rail Transit Congestion from a Spatiotemporal Perspective: A Case Study from Shanghai

Doctoral Student Chen Zihao (Tongji Univ.)

Urban Development Evaluation: Approaches Using NTL and Remote Sensing Data

Doctoral Student Kim Heesoo (Kyoto Univ.)

Spatial Characteristics of Inbound Business Activities in Shanghai: Identification and Analysis Based on Fusion of Big and Small Data

Doctoral Student Chen Junnan (Tongji Univ.)

Dual-layer Multi-view Attributed Graph Model for Transit Riders’ Travel Pattern Analysis: Spatiotemporal Behavior and Network Structure Perspective

Doctoral Student Dong Wentao (Tongji Univ.)

Analysis of the Spatial Interactions of Public Transit Network Characteristics and Land Use Patterns by Incorporating Level of Service of the Network

Doctoral Student Yakupitiyage Bhagya Priyadarshani Kahatagahawatte (Kyoto Univ.)

The Influence of E-retailing on Consumer Behavior in Shopping Street: Case Study of East Nanjing Road

Doctoral Student Wei Xinran (Tongji Univ.)

Research on Idle Taxi Repositioning Algorithm Driven by Supply and Demand Balance

Doctoral Student Yu Hao (Tongji Univ.)

Analysis of the Effects of Short-term Intensive Investments in Compact City Policies

Master Student Fuki Shimogishi (Kyoto Univ.)

Framework for Evaluating Public Opinions on Urban Rail Transit Services through Social Media Data Classification and Mining

Master Student Gong Shihao (Tongji Univ.)

Electric Vehicle Adoption in China: Exploring the Role of the Built Environment

Prof. Diao Mi (Tongji Univ.)

A Social Psychological Study on Ruturning Drivers’ Licenses by Elderly people

Assistant Professor Satoshi Nakao (Kyoto Univ.)

Estimating Tourists’ Number on Each Tour using Entropy ModelAssociate 

Doctoral Student Liu Yinong (Tongji Univ.)

Data-Driven Scenario Design for Microscopic Public Bus Service Simulation

Postdoctoral Researcher Andreas Keler (Kyoto Univ.)

Urban Road Network Traffic Demand Prediction Based on Deep Learning

Doctoral Student Sun Fengmei (Tongji Univ.)

Extracting Urban Activity Pattern from Aggregated Mobile Phone Location Data using Tensor Decomposition

Doctoral Student Alvin NOVIANSYAH (Kyoto Univ.)

Methods and Applications of Urban Road Traffic Examination

Doctoral Student Liu Linwei (Tongji Univ.)

Assessing the Effects of Built Environment on Potential Ride-share Ability: a Case Study of Shanghai

Associate Prof. Yan Longxu (Tongji Univ.)

Structural Analysis of the Relationship between Government and Local Construction Contractors in Disaster Response in Japan

Doctoral Student Kosuke Wada (Kyoto Univ.)

Assessing Impact of Urban Place’s Irreplaceability on Intercity Travel Modes

Doctoral Student Liu Sihan (Tongji Univ.)

Semi-Supervised Learning Enhanced Mobile LiDAR Detection for Road Marking Retroreflectivity

Master Student Wen Zhe (HUST)

Microsimulation of Kyoto City Buses using the SUMO Platform including Electrification Scenarios

Master Student Song Yang (Kyoto Univ.)

Exploring Knowledge Enhanced Big Language Model in Urban Transportation Field

Associate Prof. Li Jian (Tongji Univ.)

Urban Health and Transportation

Prof. Wang Lan (Tongji Univ.)

Closing Remarks

Prof. Yang Chao (Tongji Univ.) and Prof. Masamitsu Onishi (Kyoto Univ.)