A | Keynote speakers

• Staffan Algers | The Stockholm congestion charging trial | 2007
• Constantinos Antoniou | Modeling emerging urban mobility | 2021
• Richard Arnott | Traffic dynamics in the morning rush hour: Beyond the bottleneck model | 2011
• Shadi S. Azadeh | Feeding the future: Operations research and reinforcement learning for the next-generation real-time desicions | 2023

B | Keynote speakers

• David Banister | Sustainable urban development and transport | 2006
• Jaume Barceló | Bi-level optimization models for adjustment of time-sliced OD matrices | 2016
• Jörg Beckmann | Motion 2050: Towards a good mobility index (GMI) | 2008
• Shlomo Bekhor | Route coice: Models and challenges | 2010
• Piet H.L. Bovy | Multimodal travelling and its impact on public transport network design | 2002
• Fritz Busch | Concepts and instruments of modern transport management: State of the art | 2005

C | Keynote speakers

• Caspar Chorus | How to keep your AV on the moral high ground? An obfuscation-based model of decision-making by autonomous agents | 2018
• Weert Canzler | Infrastructure investments in a shrinking society | 2006

D | Keynote speakers

• Carlos Daganzo | Insights from macroscopic models of urban transportation systems | 2010
• Andrew Daly | Forecasting travel demand using large-scale models | 2013

E | Keynote speakers

• Jonas Eliasson | Congestion pricing | 2013

F | Keynote speakers

• Emma Frejinger | Tactical transport planning under imperfect information by combining machine learning and discrete optimization | 2019

G | Keynote speakers

• Tommy Gärling | Aggregating travel satisfaction | 2013
• Guido Gentile | Challenges and opportunities in modeling traffic assignments | 2022
• Andy Gillespie | Communications technologies, mobility and changing ways of living | 2003
• Daniel Graham | Causal inference for road traffic accident analysis | 2011

H | Keynote speakers

• Jack Haddad | Traffic flow of urban air mobility: Modeling, control, and simulation | 2023
• Susan Hanson | Gender and mobility: Implications for sustainability | 2009
• David Hensher | Behavioural realism: Heterogeneity in decision processes and experience conditioning | 2019
• Serge Hoogendoorn | Transportation modeling and management for emergencies | 2009

J | Keynote speakers

• Ola Jabali | Using electric vehicles for goods distribution | 2020 online

K | Keynote speakers

• Ryuichi Kitamura | Variability on variability | 2008
• Kay Kitazawa | New approaches to urban modelling: Agents, cells, representations and visualizations | 2005

L | Keynote speakers

• Jean-Patrick Lebacque | Modeling of traffic on large multimodal networks, with GSOM models | 2015
• Ludovic Leclercq | Recent advances in multimodal MFD urban models | 2021
• Becky Loo | A paradigm shift in transportation | 2024

M | Keynote speakers

• Hani S. Mahmassani | Autonomous vehicles, market adoption and flow implications | 2016
• Olivier Michaud | Prospective vision for a sustainable development of Swiss road transport: infrastructure, new technologies or behavior | 2003
• Claudio Minca | Touring | 2006
• Rolf H. Möhring | Network routing: Integrating dynamic network flows and scheduling | 2013
• Patricia Mokhtarian | (How) can we improve the behavioral realism of large-scale land use/transportation models? | 2017

N | Keynote speakers

• Kai Nagel | Potentials of computing science in transportation: Research tool and applications | 2003
• Kai Nagel | The importance (?) of "stories" | 2014
• Anna Nagurney | Perishable product supply chain networks: The role of transportation | 2018

O | Keynote speakers

• Yanfeng Ouyang | Toward reliable design of service facility location: Addressing the threat of probabilistic disruptions | 2015

P | Keynote speakers

• Nathalie Picard | Transportation economics and the family | 2016
• Stef Proost | Charging for transport infrastructure use: Answers and questions | 2003

Q | Keynote speakers

• Emile Quinet | Rail infrastructure maintenance: A new approach | 2014

R | Keynote speakers

• Piet Rietveld | Parking policies and their impacts on retailing in central urban areas | 2002
• Claudio Ruch | Autonomy and the future of urban mobility: Beyond the hype | 2018

S | Keynote speakers

• Georgina Santos | Transport and climate change | 2017
• Martin Savelsbergh | Dynamic discretization discovery algorithms for solving time-dependent shortest path problems | 2019
• Armin Seyfried | Congestion and pushing at pedestrian bottlenecks | 2022
• Grazia Speranza | Trends in transportation and logistics | 2017

T | Keynote speakers

• Harry Timmermans | Advances in the development of non-utility-maximizing models of choice behavior in transportation research | 2012
• Gunnar Törnqvist | Proximities in a knowledge based economy | 2002

U | Keynote speakers

• Satish V. Ukkusuri | Multi-modal energy efficient mobility analytics at scale for transportation hubs | 2023

V | Keynote speakers

• Erik Verhoef | The economics of urban road pricing | 2005
• Eddy van de Voorde | Which way to the sea: Landlocked countries, sea transport and port competition | 2007
• Bert van Wee | Controversial policies: Growing support after implementation | 2024

W | Keynote speakers

• Paul Waddell | OPUS: An open platform for urban simulation | 2005
• John Walker | Measuring unobservables in transport models | 2007
• Travis Waller | How we move into the future: Automated transport planning that leverages pervasive data and evolutionary algorithms for humancentric mobility | 2023
• Ermin Wieland | Automated driving – Mobility in 2050 | 2022
• Nigel Wilson | The role of information technology in improving transit systems | 2011

Z | Keynote speakers

• Konstantinos Zografos | New directions in optimizing hazardous materials transportation decisions | 2012