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Date Topic title Presenting Slides Video
22-01-2019 Scalable On-Demand Mobility Services Pascal Van Hentenryck (Georgia Tech)  SlideShare
20-09-2018 BRT in Brazil: state of the practice as from the BRT Standard & challenges for operations and integration Gabriel Oliveira (ITDP)  SlideShare
4-09-2018 Why do we need to consider how women move in urban transport planning? Heather Allen  SlideShare
20-06-2018 Do preferences for BRT and LRT change as a voter, citizen, tax payer, or self-interested resident? (Working paper) Camila Balbontin (U Sydney)  SlideShare
22-04-2018 Testing collaborative accessibility-based engagement tools: Santiago de Chile Case Cristian Navas (IADB)  SlideShare
28-03-2018 Optics for autonomus urban transportation Eduardo Bendek (*) (*)
4-01-2018 Who Likes the New Express Route?
An Empirical Analysis with Fare Card Data from Chicago
Neema Nassir (*) (*)
13-12-2017 BusAssist: A headway management system based on AVL data Pedro Lizana (*) (*)
29-11-2017 The limited stop bus service design problem with stochastic passenger assignment Homero Larrín (PUC)  SlideShare
24-10-2017 Conveyal Accessibility Tool Anson Stewart (MIT)  SlideShare
26-09-2017 Urban mobility in Latin America –reflexions on the 2014 report of the OMU – Latin America Mobility Observatory, from CAF – Banco de Desarrollo de America Latina Eduardo A. Vasconcellos (ANTP/CAF)  SlideShare
09-08-2017 Connected and automated buses. An opportunity to bring reliability to bus service. Juan Carlos Muñoz (PUC/CEDEUS/BRT+CoE)  SlideShare
13-01-2017 Avoiding bus bunching – From theory to practice. Ricardo Giesen (PUC)  SlideShare
24-10-2016 BRT Station Design in the Urban Context Chris Van Eyken (ITDP)  SlideShare
20-09-2016 Emotional Travel: Role of Social Psychology in Shaping Mobility Decision Jinhua Zhao (MIT)  SlideShare
30-08-2016 Urban Road Congestion Management – Capacity Investments and Pricing Policies Hugo Silva (PUC)  SlideShare
20-07-2016 Rethinking the Next Generation of BRT in China Juan Miguel Velásquez and Pablo Guarda (WRI) SlideShare
28-06-2016 Habitat III can help accelerate action on sustainable urban transport Cornie Huizenga (SloCat Parternship) SlideShare
30-05-2016 Experiences during the first year of BRT implementation – Mexico’s cases Ulises Navarro (ITDP Latin America) SlideShare
19-04-2016 China’s BRT Development in the Last Decade
Xumei Chen (CRUSTeC) SlideShare
31-03-2016 BRT in India – a way forward
Pranjali Deshpande (ITDP India)
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28-01-2016 Understanding fare evasion in urban bus systems: Evidence from Santiago, Chile
Pablo Guarda (CEDEUS)
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18-12-2015 Built environment supports for BRT ridership: Evidence from Latin America
Daniel A. Rodriguez & Erik Vergel (UNC)
SlideShare
24-09-2015 Planning, design, implementation and operation of the Yichang BRT corridor and related BRT corridor improvements
Karl Fjellstrom (ITDP)
SlideShare
03-07-2015 Public Transit Service Equity: Definition and Measurement Considerations
Alex Karner (CEDEUS)
SlideShare
07-05-2015 Highlights of the new BRT Planning Guide – Comparison between modes and new approaches to Service Planning
Walter Hook (ITDP – ex CEO)
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08-04-2015 The emerging science of planning for cycle inclusion: Lessons for public transport and BRT?
Lake Sagaris (PUC)
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05-02-2015 A bi-objective multiperiod fuzzy scheduling for a multimodal urban transport system
Paulina Ávila (UANL)
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05-12-2014 Waiting time at Transantiago’s bus stops as space for information, creation and exchange

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