Session 5: Modelling from micro to meso and macro scales (2 Nov 2020)
Session outline:
- Enriching Survey Datasets Using Big Data and Machine Learning, with an Application to Transferring Attitudinal Variables across Transport Surveys. F. Atiyya Shaw (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Patricia L. Mokhtarian (Georgia Institute of Technology)
- The emergence of an Urban Science: from microscopic individuals' behaviour to macroscopic universal urban scale laws and system of cities. Francisco Javier Martinez (University of Chile)
Discussant: Ram Pendyala (Arizona State University)
Session Chair: Kaveh Jahanshahi (University of Cambridge)
Bios of speakers, discussant and chair:
Patricia L. Mokhtarian is currently a professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology School of Civil and Environmental Engineering | |
Francisco Javier Martinez is Professor and Dean of the Faculty of Physic and Math Sciences, University of Chile | |
Ram Pendyala is the director of ASU’s the School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering | |
Kaveh Jahanshahi is currently working part-time as senior research associate at the university of Cambridge https://www.bennettinstitute.cam.ac.uk/about-us/team/kaveh-jahanshahi/ | |