Joint
Online Workshop of WCTR SIG F1 and AUM
February 17th,
2021
Impact
of COVID-19 on transport and spatial development: an international perspective
The
new corona virus pandemic has frozen human activities and urges to rethink
urban systems. In most countries, the pandemic is not under control yet. It
remains uncertain how long it will take to overcome the restrictions, and how
life after the pandemic might differ from life before the pandemic.
Given
these uncertainties, we will hold a free workshop to stimulate the discussion
and research on the interaction of transport and spatial development during and
after the pandemic among members and friends of SIG F1 in WCTRS and AUM.
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Thursday, 25 February 2021
(Chaired by Rolf Moeckel) |
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Time* |
Name |
Affiliation |
Title |
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Key Note Address |
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15:00 |
Mike Batty |
University College London |
The Socially-Distanced
City |
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Travel Behavior Research and
COVID-19 |
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15:15 |
Giovanni Circella |
University of California, Davis |
Studying the temporary vs.
longer-term impacts of the pandemic on mobility |
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15:25 |
Chandrima Mukhopadhyay |
Ahmedabad University, India |
Impact of Covid-19 on urban
transport in Indian cities |
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15:35 |
M. Shafiq-Ur Rahman |
Jahangirnagar University |
Impacts of COVID-19 on Mobility
of Elderly and Disabled People |
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15:45 |
Ana Luísa Silva |
ONG Lalana |
Covid-19 impacts on the peri-urban
mobility of women and vulnerable households in Madagascar |
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Land Use Implications of
COVID-19 |
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15:55 |
Joris Beckers |
Universiteit Antwerpen |
The local shop and last mile
specialist as the winner of COVID-19? |
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16:05 |
John Douglas Hunt |
University of Calgary |
Using the PECAS Model of Alberta
to Anticipate and Respond to the Spatial Economic and Transport Impacts of
COVID-19 |
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Transit and COVID-19 |
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16:15 |
Elenna Dugundji |
CWI - National Research Institute
for Mathematics and Computer Science |
Determining the Effect of Lower
Public Transit Frequencies in COVID‑19 Timetables on Perceived Door‑to‑door
Travel Times |
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16:25 |
Rounaq Basu |
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology |
Ugsying new mobilities for post-COVID
transit recovery strategies |
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16:35 |
Haixiao Pan |
Tongji University |
Rail transit passengers before
and after the epidemic. A case study in Shanghai |
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16:45 |
Mattia Borsati |
Bocconi University |
Questioning the spatial
association between the spread of COVID-19 and transit usage in Italy |
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16:55 |
Final remarks, Rolf Moeckel |
Technical University of Munich |
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17:00 |
Adjourn |
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Thursday, 11 March 2021 (Chaired
by Ying Jin) |
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Time* |
Name |
Affiliation |
Title |
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Key
Note Address |
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15:00 |
Robert Noland |
Rutgers University |
Street Space Allocation and
Active Travel: Will COVID-19 change anything? |
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Telework |
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15:15 |
Graham Currie |
Public Transport Research Group,
Monash University Australia |
Long term/post-pandemic impacts
of COVID-19 on commuting in Melbourne, Australia |
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15:25 |
Taru Jain |
Monash University |
COVID-19 and Working from Home:
Long-term Impacts and Psycho-social Determinants |
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15:35 |
Anna Reiffer |
Institute for Transport Studies
- Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) |
Analyzing the effects of new
forms of work on travel demand |
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15:45 |
Jago Dodson Tiebei Li |
RMIT University |
Commuting patterns in Melbourne:
Assessing short-run and longer term COVID impacts |
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Micromobility |
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15:55 |
Tim Jones |
Oxford Brookes University |
Investigating English local
authority response to the UK governmentfs Emergency Active Travel Fund (EATF) |
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16:05 |
Haitao He |
Loughborough University |
How did micromobility
change in response to COVID-19 |
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Policy Implications |
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16:15 |
John Omwamba |
UN-Habitat |
Impact and Resilience of
Transport to Covid-19 Through Policy and Governance in Selected African
Countries |
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16:25 |
Beatriz Mella
Lira |
Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile |
Transitions to mobility during
deconfinement. Co-production of mobility and urban development strategies
during the sanitary crisis. |
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16:35 |
Lucy Budd and Stephen Ison |
De Montfort University,
Leicester, UK |
Responsible Transport for Urban
Mobility in a post-COVID world |
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16:45 |
Anson Gock |
Delaware Department of
Transportation |
Exploring the Relationship
between COVID-19 and Crash Patterns |
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16:55 |
Final remarks, Ying Jin |
University of Cambridge |
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17:00 |
Adjourn |
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* Time in Central European Time. Other start times are 06:00 (Los Angeles), 9:00 (New York), 14:00 (London), 15:00 (Munich), 22:00 (Beijing), 23:00 (Tokyo), 1:00 (Sydney)
Online
(Zoom). Zoom link will be provided to participants who are registered to this
workshop. You can register at the link below.
We
also provide a discussion board on Facebook. The registered e-mail addresses
are uploaded for preapproval. If you want to use the other e-mails for the facebook accounts, please send member requests in the facebook or send e-mail to the following contacts.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/wctrsigf1ws2021/
The
workshop will be recorded for the participants whose time zone is midnight at
the workshop. Publication policy will be announced soon.
Masanobu
Kii (kii.masanobu@kagawa-u.ac.jp)
Rolf Moeckel (rolf.moeckel@tum.de)