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Total Papers: 19
2025 - Beyond hail ‘n’ ride: A demand-centric multi-level framework for bus hailing in intelligent cities
Authors
Shenura Jayatilleke, Ishani Shehara, Jonathan Bunker and Shamsunnahar Yasmin
Keywords
Citizen-centric urban mobility, Demand-responsive transit (DRT), Internet of Things (IoT), Mobility-as-a-service (MaaS), Public transport, Smart cities
File
ATRF2025_70.pdf
2024 - Using personas to understand potential uptake of tourism MaaS bundle offers in regional destinations
Authors
Abraham Leung and Paul Scott
Keywords
MaaS, personas, Tourism, visitors
File
ATRF2024_Resubmission_129.pdf
Major Subject:
Intelligent transport
2024 - Developing a Brisbane 2032 MaaS Solution: learnings from a narrative review
Authors
Behzad Ranjbarnia, Matthew Burke, Abraham Leung and Paul Scott
Keywords
Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games., event-Maas, MaaS, mega-event, Mobility as a Service
File
ATRF2024_Resubmission_73.pdf
Major Subject:
Intelligent transport
2023 - Exploring regional Queensland MaaS stakeholder perspectives through structural topic modelling
Authors
Abraham Leung
Keywords
MaaS, Mobility as a Service, Queensland, Regional, Stakeholders, stm, structural topic model
File
ATRF_2023_Paper_128.pdf
Major Subject:
New vehicle technologies
2023 - Drivers and barriers towards Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) in Regional and Rural areas: Insights from service providers and end users
Authors
John Nelson, Corinne Mulley, Haoning Xi, David Hensher, Chinh Ho and Camila Balbontin
Keywords
MaaS, Regional, rural, User requirements
File
ATRF_2023_Paper_27.pdf
Major Subject:
New vehicle technologies
2022 - Putting the user at the heart of decision making: A reflection on applying the double diamond to enhance understanding of the customer for Mobility as a Service
Authors
Chris Chinnock, Kate Mackay, Hamish Speakman and Paul Scott
Keywords
Customer personas, Human centred design, MaaS, Mobility as a Service
File
ATRF2022_Resubmission_111.pdf
Major Subject:
Maas and shared mobility
2022 - Data in Mobility as a Service: A Real-World Trial in Queensland, Australia
Authors
Maisie Rahbar, Kai Li Lim, Jake Whitehead and Mark Hickman
Keywords
Data driven, Integrated mobility service, MaaS, Mobility as a Service, Multimodal, Sustainable transportation ecosystem, User-centric
File
ATRF2022_Resubmission_63.pdf
Major Subject:
Maas and shared mobility
2022 - The impact of high-occupancy lanes on the uptake of on-demand ride splitting services
Authors
Elham Hajhashemi, Patricia Lavieri and Neema Nassir
Keywords
Agent-based simulation (ABM), Demand management, High-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes, Ride splitting, Ride-hailing
File
ATRF2022_Resubmission_33.pdf
Major Subject:
Maas and shared mobility
2022 - Identifying MaaS schemes that maximise benefits to society through an economic appraisal framework
Authors
Sae Chi and Samuel Mazzer
Keywords
Economic Appraisal Framework, MaaS, MaaS Economic Benefits, Mobility as a Service
File
ATRF2022_Resubmission_5.pdf
Major Subject:
Maas and shared mobility
2021 - The prospects for Tourism-focused MaaS in Queensland
Authors
Abraham Leung and Matthew Burke
Keywords
MaaS, Mobility as a Service, multi-modal integration, Tourism, value-added services
File
ATRF2021_Resubmission_128-1-Leung-Burke.pdf
2021 - The commercial viability of Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS): What’s in it for existing transport operators, and why should governments intervene?
Authors
Akshay Vij and Stefanie Dühr
Keywords
Governance, MaaS, Transport economics
File
ATRF2021_Resubmission_111-1.pdf
2021 - How can we build trust and collaboration among the stakeholders in a MaaS eco-system?
Authors
Thiranjaya Kandanaarachchi, John Nelson and Chinh Ho
Keywords
Business Models, MaaS, Stakeholders, Trust and Collaboration
2021 - Can MaaS change users’ travel behaviour to deliver commercial and societal outcomes?
Authors
Chinh Ho
Keywords
Behavioural change, Commercialisation, MaaS, MaaS trial, Shared modes, Tripi
File
ATRF2021_Resubmission_30-1.pdf
2018 - Consumer preferences for Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) in Australia
Authors
Akshay Vij and Stacey Ryan and Spring Sampson and Susan Harris
Keywords
MaaS, Survey
File
ATRF2018_Abridged_Paper_26.pdf
Major Subject:
Transport analysis and big data
2018 - The Brisbane River is a mixed blessing for travel behaviour and commuting emissions
Authors
Victoria Lambert and Jake Whitehead and Kate O'Brien
Keywords
Emissions, MaaS
File
ATRF2018_paper_58.pdf
Major Subject:
Environment
2018 - The Australian market for on-demand transport (abridged) –
Authors
Akshay Vij and Stacey Ryan and Spring Sampson and Susan Harris
Keywords
MaaS
File
ATRF2018_Abridged_Paper_27.pdf
Major Subject:
Transport analysis and big data
2018 - Stated preference design for mobility as a service (MaaS) broker/aggregator contracts
Authors
Yale Wong and David Hensher and Corinne Mulley
Keywords
economics, MaaS
File
ATRF2018_paper_2.pdf
Major Subject:
Transport analysis and big data
2018 - Identifying Barriers in Shared Mobility Implementation, a Review (abridged)
Authors
Li Meng and Sekhar Somenahalli and Andrew Allan and Stephen Berry
Keywords
MaaS
File
ATRF2018_Abridged_Paper_42.pdf
Major Subject:
Planning and policy
2018 - Exposure to pollutants-contribution of daily activities
Authors
Daniela Crisan and Doina Olaru
Keywords
MaaS
File
ATRF2018_paper_74.pdf
Major Subject:
Environment