The presentations in this session address the increase in demand of home deliveries mainly as a consequence of online shopping, as well as innovations to make the last mile more efficient and sustainable. The presentations will provide insights on how to model the demand for home deliveries, the determinants of this demand, and the effects of COVID-19 on the demand for home deliveries. The presentations will also address challenges and solutions that increases in online shopping generate for the last mile, such as, the effects of location of fulfillment centers locations on travel efficiency, crowdshipping initiatives, and the use of automated lockers and autonomous robots.
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Exploring the Relationship Between Locational and Household Characteristics and Online Shopping
Cheng Cheng, Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology
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Takanori Sakai, Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology (TUMST) André Alho, Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology Lynette Cheah, Singapore University of Technology and Design Moshe Ben-Akiva, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) |
TRBAM-21-03728 |
The Impact of Online Ordering Frequency in New York City's Planning. Delivery Plans for the City or the Neighborhood?
Carla Tejada (ctejada001@citymail.cuny.edu), City College of New York
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Alison Conway, City College of New York |
TRBAM-21-03278 |
The impact of product type on house deliveries: trends and factors affecting COVID-19 lockdown deliveries
Miguel Figliozzi (figliozzi@pdx.edu), Portland State University
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Avinash Unnikrishnan, Portland State University |
TRBAM-21-03225 |
Assessing the Impacts of Crowdshipping: A Simulation based Study in the City of Volos, Greece
Ioannis Karakikes, University of Thessaly
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Eftihia Nathanail, University of Thessaly |
TRBAM-21-02544 |
Analysis of Home Deliveries Before, During, and After COVID-19 outbreak lockdown
Avinash Unnikrishnan (uavinash@pdx.edu), Portland State University
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Miguel Figliozzi, Portland State University |
TRBAM-21-02850 |
Factors Affecting the Purchase Decision of Cargo Cycles by Commercial Users
Santhanakrishnan Narayanan (santhanakrishnan.narayanan@tum.de), Technische Universitat Munchen
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Johannes Gruber, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Institute of Transport Research |
TRBAM-21-02459 |
Localization of Inner Urban Micro Depots for Last Mile Cargo Cycle Delivery based on Real Demand Data and City Characteristics
Christian Rudolph, DLR - German Aerospace Center
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Alexis Nsamzinshuti, Universite Libre de Bruxelles Samuel Bonsu, Deutsches Zentrum fur Luft- und Raumfahrt DLR Standort Berlin Alassane Ndiaye, Universite Libre de Bruxelles Nicolas Rigo, DART Consulting sprl |
TRBAM-21-02990 |
Valuing Public Acceptance of Autonomous Delivery Robots During COVID-19 Pandemic: Consumer Heterogeneity in Attitudes, Trust and Willingness to Pay
Agnivesh Pani, University of Memphis
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Sabya Mishra (smishra3@memphis.edu), University of Memphis Mihalis Golias, University of Memphis Miguel Figliozzi, Portland State University |
TRBAM-21-03067 |
Commercial Vehicle Driver Behaviors and Decision Making: Lessons Learned from Urban Ridealongs
Giacomo Dalla Chiara (giacomod@uw.edu), University of Washington
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Klaas Fiete Krutein, University of Washington Andisheh Ranjbari, University of Washington Anne Goodchild, University of Washington |
TRBAM-21-03650 |
Modeling Spatial Dimensions of Parcel Delivery Demand and Determinants
Nala Shin, Inha University
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Yong Jin Kim, Inha University Hyunwoo Lim, Inha University |
TRBAM-21-02261 |
Travel Efficiency of Fulfillment Centers.
Seth Contreras, Fehr & Peers
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Shangyou Zeng, Fehr & Peers Fatemeh Ranaiefar, Fehr & Peers |
TRBAM-21-01771 |
A CASE STUDY OF DRONE DELIVERY RELIABILITY FOR TIME-SENSITIVE MEDICAL SUPPLIES WITH STOCHASTIC DEMAND AND METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS
Travis Glick, Portland State University
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Miguel Figliozzi, Portland State University Avinash Unnikrishnan, Portland State University |
TRBAM-21-02798 |
Matching supply and demand in crowdshipping:
A theoretical framework
Ioanna Kourounioti, Delft University of Technology
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Ioannis Tsouros, University of the Aegean Panagiotis Georgakis, University of Wolverhampton Angelica Salas, University of Wolverhampton Michiel de Bok, Technische Universiteit Delft Athena Tsirimpa, University of the Aegean Ioanna Pagoni, University of the Aegean Sebastiaan Thoen, Significance Larissa Eggers, Significance Amalia Polydoropoulou, University of the Aegean Lóránt Tavasszy, Technische Universiteit Delft |
TRBAM-21-03959 |
Potential for Common Carrier Parcel Lockers at Transit Facilities in Portland, Oregon
Katherine Keeling, Portland State University
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Jaclyn Schaefer, Portland State University Miguel Figliozzi, Portland State University |
TRBAM-21-03977 |
An Assessment of the Use of Autonomous Ground Vehicles for Last Mile Parcel Delivery
Daniel Olejarz (dan.olejarz@gmail.com), University of Toronto
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Matthew Roorda, University of Toronto |
TRBAM-21-00890 |
Dynamic Curbside Management in the Age of New Mobility and e-Commerce: Case Studies from Columbus, OH and Washington, DC
Benito Perez, District Department of Transportation
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David Lipscomb, District Department of Transportation Laura MacNeil, District Department of Transportation Robert Ferrin, City of Columbus Amanda Ford, City of Columbus Jonathan Heider, City of Columbus hillip Hanson, City of Columbus |
TRBAM-21-01526 |
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