Projects
TOMNET researchers are engaged in cutting-edge research projects to advance the state of the art and the state of the practice in measuring and understanding traveler attitudes, values, perceptions, and preferences, and using such data to improve the ability of travel demand forecasting models to predict activity-travel behavior, mobility choices, and time use patterns under a wide variety of future scenarios. Projects are underway, and TOMNET researchers welcome input and support in executing the research, education, and technology transfer mission of the center.
Year 1: 2017-2018
1. Arizona State University
- A Comprehensive Literature Synthesis on the Role of Attitudes in Shaping Mobility/Location Choices
- An Integrated Model of Activity-Travel Behavior and Subjective Well-being
- Assembling Integrated Data Sets for Analyzing Connections Between Travel Behavior, Attitudes, and The Built Environment
- Attitudes Towards Emerging Mobility Options and Technologies – Phase 1: Survey Design
- Investigation of the Role of Attitudinal Factors on Adoption of Emerging Automated Vehicles and Vehicle Safety Technologies
2. University of Washington
3. University of South Florida
4. Georgia Institute of Technology
Year 2: 2018-2019
1. Arizona State University
- Attitudes Towards Emerging Mobility Options and Technologies – Phase II: Pilot and Full Deployments in Phoenix, AZ
- Consumer Attitudes and Behavioral Implications in the New Era of Shared Mobility
- Heterogeneity in the Relationship Between the Built Environment and Bicycling
- How Important are Attitudes in Travel Behavior Models? A Comprehensive Review
- A Comparison of Vehicle Miles of Travel Between Two Generations: Millennials versus Generation X
- The Role of Transport in How We Choose Where to Live: A Qualitative Investigation of Residential Location Choice in the Phoenix, AZ Region
2. University of Washington
3. University of South Florida
4. Georgia Institute of Technology
Year 3: 2019-2020
1. Arizona State University
- Attitudes Towards Emerging Mobility Options and Technologies Phase III: Survey Data Compilation, and Analysis
- Causal Relationships Between Transportation Attitudes and Behaviors: Uncovering Latent Segments within a Heterogeneous Population
- Consumer Attitudes and Behavioral Implications in the New Era of Shared Mobility
- Emerging Approaches to Autonomous Vehicles in Transportation Policy and Planning
- Investigating Attitudinal and Behavioral Changes in U.S. Households Before, During, and After the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Real-Time Transportation Social Media Analytics Using Pulse (Pulse-T)
- Teaching the Travel Demand Flow Estimation Models: A New Deep-Learning Approach Using Multi-Source Data
- The Impact of Non-Transportation Attitudes, Preferences, and Personality Characteristics on Residential Location and Travel Choices