Generation and Scheduling of Activities for Travel Demand Models to Account for Telecommuting Behaviour

Doctoral Researcher
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KCDS Fellow
KCDS Supervisors
Name Role at KCDS
MATH Supervisor
SEE Supervisor

Abstract

The complex relationship between telecommuting and travel behaviour poses a challenge for accurately quantifying the emission effects of telecommuting. Despite the advancements in activity-based travel demand models, current approaches fall short in accounting for this relationship. As such, there is a need to develop a model that can address this issue. Through the combination of advanced econometric approaches with methods from operations research, the aim of the research is to develop a model that can account for this complex relationship. This model will be used as part of an agent-based travel demand model, enabling a more accurate assessment of the impact of telecommuting on travel behaviour and emissions.