Author Archives: ZAFIRAH BINTI ABDUL GANI

From September 18th to 20th, 2023, the Summer Course welcoming both online and on-site participants at the University of Tokyo Hongo Campus. A diverse assembly of students and researchers from various universities and organizations came together to partake in this event. Over the course of three days, attendees delved into a comprehensive exploration of diverse […]

I had the fantastic opportunity to attend the 15th International Conference of the Eastern Asia Society for Transportation Studies (EASTS) in Shah Alam, Malaysia, alongside esteemed colleagues and lecturers. Among them were Chikaraishi Sensei, Fujiwara Sensei, Varun Sensei, Riya San, Keishi San, Blessy San, Reza San, Hung San, Son San, Oudam San, and Sakai San. […]

I did not miss the opportunity to join the 2023 Transportation Research Board (TRB) 102nd Annual Meeting at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC, with others (my senior and lecturers; Nagasaka san, Hyewon sensei, Varun sensei, Hong sensei,  Chikaraishi sensei and Fujiwara sensei). It was my first time attending an International level of […]

A recursive logit model and its extensions can be utilised for a wide range of issues in the urban and transportation field, such as modelling activity-travel behavior in a time-space prism, and modelling route choice behavior on a large-scale road network. In this study camp, we first review existing studies in details and the prepare […]

For about a quarter of a century, machine learning methods have been widely applied to traffic problems, including rule-based and activity-based model building. For about a quarter of a century, research has been widely conducted on the application of machine learning methods to traffic problems, including the construction of rule-based activity-based models. In recent years, […]

Two lab members just finished their master thesis on August,8th. Melanton Hendra Siregar “The Impact of Railway Stations Development on Land Price: A Case in West Japan”   Ei Ei Tun “Emergency Shelter Location – Allocation with Time – Varying Demand: A Case in Higashi – Hiroshima”   They did incredible work hitting this award! […]