PTRG staff and research associates presented a total of 16 papers in both lectern and poster sessions at the 37th Australasian Transport Research Forum (ATRF), held in Sydney from 30 September to 2 October 2015. The theme for the conference was ‘Informing transport’s future through practical research’. Papers included:
- A New Approach to Exploring the Operational Performance of Public Transport Links, the case of Melbourne, Australia (Katerina Pavkova, Prof Graham Currie, Dr Alexa Delbosc, Prof Majid Sarvi)
- A study of traffic conflict with surrounding traffic during mandatory lane-changing execution (Xiaoying Cao, Prof Bill Young, Prof Majid Sarvi)
- Bringing Better Buses to Brimbank—Implementing Bus Network Reform in Melbourne (Chris Loader, Naomi Langdon, Effie Robotis)
- Car design for distributed microfactory production (Dr Mark Richardson, Frank Will, Dr Robbie Napper)
- Comparing the transit-oriented nature of development around trams to other transit modes in Melbourne (Laura Aston, Prof Graham Currie, Katerina Pavkova)
- Crowd Safety through Architectural Design of Exit Corridors (Asadi Bagloee, Prof Majid Sarvi, Mitra Heshmati, Dr Chris De Gruyter)
- Examining route section level tram-involved crash frequency using the random effects negative binomial model (Farhana Naznin, Prof Graham Currie, Dr David Logan, Prof Majid Sarvi)
- Investigating commuter train boarding and alighting dispersal by contemporary agent based modelling techniques (Dr Selby Coxon, Dr Tom Chandler, Elliot Wilson)
- Investigating multiplier effects created by combinations of transit signal priority measures on arterials (Long Tien Truong, Prof Majid Sarvi, Prof Graham Currie)
- Measuring Station Design Quality for Personal Safety—Preliminary Results (Mustafizur Rahaman, Prof Graham Currie, Dr Carlyn Muir)
- Park-and-Ride network design in a bi-modal transport network optimising network reliability (Shahi Islam, Prof Terry Liu, Prof Majid Sarvi)
- Public Transport Congestion Relief Measurement—A Framework and Its Impacts (Nguyen Phuoc Quy Duy, Prof Graham Currie, Prof Bill Young)
- The impact of a new bus route on a new suburban development in Melbourne (Dr Alexa Delbosc, Prof Graham Currie, Dr Larissa Nicholls, Dr Cecily Maller)
- Tilting Human Powered Trikes: Designs, Principles and New Developments (Stephen Nurse, Dr Mark Richardson, Dr Robbie Napper)
- Travel plans for new residential developments: Insights from theory and practice (Dr Chris De Gruyter, Prof Geoff Rose, Prof Graham Currie)
- Public Transport Comfort—An inclusive taxonomy of attributes (Dr Robbie Napper, Dr Selby Coxon, Dr Mark Richardson)
Copies of all papers presented are available from the ATRF website.
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