Best Presentation Award at International Conference of Asia-Pacific
Planning Societies 2022, Nagasaki [2022/08/19]

Two students, Violetta Dolbilina and Ganbattar Oyuntsogt received the
best presentation awards.

Violetta Dolbilina, Hitomi Sato, Jiang Meilan and Takayuki Moriawa;
Analysis of Preference Between Commuting and Teleworking Considering
Risk Perceptions during COVID-19

Ganbaatar Oyuntsogot, Hitomi Sato, Toshiyuki Yamamoto;
Analysis of Travel Reliability and Sevice Level for Airport Shuttle Bus
to New Airport at Ulaanbaatar City, Mongolia

ICAPPS2022BestPresentation_Vitta.pdf
ICAPPS2022BestPresentation_Oyunaa.pdf

43th The IATSS Award; The Best Paper Award (April 8th, 2022)

Yen Tran, Toshiyuki Yamamoto, Hitomi Sato, Tomio Miwa, Takayuki Morikawa,
Attitude toward physical activity as a determinant of bus use
intention: A case study in Asuke, Japan, IATSS Research, 44-4,2020.

Special seminar［2021/01/26］

Title：What is happening at Silicon Valley?
Activities toward innovation by Japanese long-established general construction company
Speaker：Mr. Takehiko Nakaya　
General Manager atShimizu Silicon Valley Innovation Center (SVIC),
Shimizu Corporation
Date & time：2021/01/26, 14:45～16:15
Place：Zoom (contact tsuda@imass.nagoya-u.ac.jp)

Special seminar［2019/04/10］

Title：Autonomous Vehicles Down Under: An Investigation of Consumer Sentiment in Australia
Speaker：Prof. Stephen Greaves　
Professor and Chair in Transport Management, Institute of Transport & Logistics Studies, University of Sydney
Date & time：2019/04/16, 17:00～18:30
Place：Room 102, Building 8 (North Wing), School of Engineering

Abstract: In common with many nations in the developed world, Australia is considering the potential for Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) to tackle various transportation and sustainability challenges. However, consumer sentiment remains unclear with a view that most Australian’s are not ready to accept this technology. This seminar draws from a recent survey of 450 Australians' investigating attitudes and preferences towards AVs and vehicle-sharing. Results suggest that Australians’ are highly polarized in their views on both AVs and sharing. More favourable attitudes towards AVs are associated with younger, male respondents, those who drive less currently and those more open to enjoying life’s pleasures. More negative attitudes prevail with older, female respondents, those who drive more, and less open to new experiences. The seminar concludes with planned future research collaborations with researchers at Nagoya University investigating whether these findings are similar or not for Japanese consumers.

Special seminar［2017/04/10］

A seminar by Prof. Yang, Dalian Maritime University, will be held as follows.
This seminar is a part of Seminar on Environmental Ecology System and Seminar on Regional and Urban Management.

Date and Time: April 17 11:00-12:00　
Place: Rm. 108 Eng. Bld. 8　　
Speaker: Professor Zhongzhen Yang　
Title：Problem-based studies on transportation planning and management
　　　　--- Topics and progresses of Team Yang in Dalian Maritime University

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