Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems, Volume 29 (original) (raw)

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Volume 29, Number 1, January 2025

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    Minh Hieu Nguyen, Soohyun Kim, Sung Bum Yun, Sangyoon Park, Joon Heo:
    An efficient data-driven method to construct dynamic service areas from large-scale taxi location data. 1-17
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    Dhwani Shah, Chris Lee, Yong Hoon Kim:
    Modified Gipps model: a collision-free car following model. 18-31
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    Yuening Hu, Dan Zhao, Ying Wang, Guangming Zhao:
    DAnoScenE: a driving anomaly scenario extraction framework for autonomous vehicles in urban streets. 32-52
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    Haotian Shi, Shuoxuan Dong, Yuankai Wu, Qinghui Nie, Yang Zhou, Bin Ran:
    Generative adversarial network for car following trajectory generation and anomaly detection. 53-66
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    Xiaobo Ma, Abolfazl Karimpour, Yao-Jan Wu:
    Data-driven transfer learning framework for estimating on-ramp and off-ramp traffic flows. 67-80
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    Soumia Goumiri, Saïd Yahiaoui, Soufiene Djahel:
    Smart Mobility in Smart Cities: Emerging challenges, recent advances and future directions. 81-117

Volume 29, Number 2, March 2025

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    Meng Long, Edward Chung, David Sulejic, Nasser R. Sabar:
    A cooperative longitudinal lane-changing distributions advisory for a freeway weaving segment. 119-133
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    Li Zhuang, Xinyue Wu, Andy H. F. Chow, Wei Ma, William H. K. Lam, S. C. Wong:
    Reliability-based journey time prediction via two-stream deep learning with multi-source data. 134-152
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    Youngjun Han, Jinhak Lee:
    Exploring traffic breakdown with vehicle-level data. 153-169
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    Jiawen Wang, Yudi Zhang, Jing Zhao, Chunjian Shang, Xinwei Wang:
    Unified strategy for cooperative optimization of pedestrian control patterns and signal timing plans at intersections. 170-196
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    Yangbeibei Ji, Jingwen Liu, Hanwan Jiang, Xinru Xing, Wurong Fu, Xueqing Lu:
    Optimal lane allocation strategy for shared autonomous vehicles mixed with regular vehicles. 197-217
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    Changshuai Wang, Chengcheng Xu, Chang Peng, Hao Tong, Weilin Ren, Yanli Jiao:
    Predicting the duration of reduced driver performance during the automated driving takeover process. 218-233

Volume 29, Number 3, May 2025

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    Cong Zhang, Yiheng Feng:
    Vehicle trajectory reconstruction for freeway traffic considering lane changing behaviors. 235-250
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    Yunjong Kim, Kawon Kang, Nuri Park, Juneyoung Park, Cheol Oh:
    Reinforcement learning approach to develop variable speed limit strategy using vehicle data and simulations. 251-268
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    Jingqin Gao, Kaan Ozbay, Yu Hu:
    Real-time anomaly detection of short-term traffic disruptions in urban areas through adaptive isolation forest. 269-286
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    Jianliang Zhang, Yuyao Cheng, Jian Zhang, Zhishen Wu:
    A spatiotemporal distribution identification method of vehicle weights on bridges by integrating traffic video and toll station data. 287-304
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    Eui-Jin Kim, Min-Ji Kang, Shin Hyoung Park:
    Deep survival analysis model for incident clearance time prediction. 305-318
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    Fangzhi Yin, Changyin Dong, Ye Li, Yujia Chen, Hao Wang:
    An anti-disturbance lane-changing trajectory tracking control method combining extended Kalman filter and robust tube-based model predictive control. 319-334

Volume 29, Number 4, July 2025

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    Chelsea A. DeGuzman, Dina Kanaan, Samantha A. Hopkins, Birsen Donmez:
    Takeover request (TOR) effects during different automated vehicle failures. 335-347
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    Pedro Fernandes, Jorge M. Bandeira, Margarida C. Coelho:
    A macroscopic approach for assessing the environmental performance of shared, automated, electric mobility in an intercity corridor. 348-364
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    Yu Yuan, Wenbo Zhang, Xun Yang, Yang Liu, Zhiyuan Liu, Wei Wang:
    Traffic state classification and prediction based on trajectory data. 365-379
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    Fadoua Taia-Alaoui, Hassen Fourati, Alain Y. Kibangou, Bogdan Robu, Nicolas Vuillerme:
    Kick-scooters identification in the context of transportation mode detection using inertial sensors: Methods and accuracy. 380-400
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    Leonardo Caggiani, Rosalia Camporeale, Davide Di Bari, Michele Ottomanelli:
    A geofencing-based methodology for speed limit regulation and user safety in e-scooter sharing systems. 401-416
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    Afshin Jafari, Dhirendra Singh, Alan Both, Mahsa Abdollahyar, Lucy Gunn, Steve Pemberton, Billie Giles-Corti:
    Activity-based and agent-based transport model of Melbourne: an open multi-modal transport simulation model for Greater Melbourne. 417-434
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    Santhanakrishnan Narayanan, Josep Maria Salanova Grau, Rodric Frederix, Athina Tympakianaki, Antonio D. Masegosa, Constantinos Antoniou:
    Modeling of shared mobility services - An approach in between aggregate four-step and disaggregate agent-based approaches for strategic transport planning. 435-452
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    Bruno Machado, Amaro de Sousa, Carina Pimentel:
    Operational planning of integrated urban freight logistics combining passenger and freight flows through mathematical programming. 453-468
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    Clément Lemardelé, Miquel Angel Estrada Romeu, Laia Pagès:
    Uncertainty analysis of autonomous delivery robot operations for last-mile logistics in European cities. 469-490

Volume 29, Number 5, September 2025

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    Fatemeh Banani Ardecani, Ahmadreza Mahmoudzadeh, Mahmoud Mesbah:
    Fuzing multiple erroneous sensors to estimate travel time. 491-504
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    Tianjia Yang, Wei (David) Fan:
    Transit Signal Priority under Connected Vehicle Environment: Deep Reinforcement Learning Approach. 505-517
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    Jiwoong Heo, Sungjin Hwang, Jucheol Moon, Jaehwan You, Hansung Kim, Jaehyuk Cha, Kwanguk (Kenny) Kim:
    A framework of transportation mode detection for people with mobility disability. 518-533
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    Jing Wang, Engang Tian, Huaicheng Yan:
    Robust learning control for autonomous vehicle with network delays and disturbances. 534-547
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    Junyu Cai, Haobin Jiang, Junyan Wang, Aoxue Li:
    Multi-head attention-based intelligent vehicle lane change decision and trajectory prediction model in highways. 548-565
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    Tian Mi, Dénes Takács, Henry Liu, Gábor Orosz:
    Capturing the true bounding boxes: vehicle kinematic data extraction using unmanned aerial vehicles. 566-578

Volume 29, Number 6, November 2025

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    Ben Zhai, Bing Wu, Yanli Wang, Bin Ran:
    Distributed coordinated control of mixed expressway and urban roads: a sensitivity-based approach. 579-592
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    Ruochen Hao, Sa Gao, Xinwei Wang, Wanjing Ma, Bart van Arem, Meng Wang:
    A platoon formation algorithm for intersections with blue phase control in mixed traffic. 593-611
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    Hao Liu, Alex A. Kurzhanskiy, Wanshi Hong, Xiao-Yun Lu:
    Integrating vehicle trajectory planning and arterial traffic management to facilitate eco-approach and departure deployment. 612-625
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    Badr Ben Elallid, Miloud Bagaa, Nabil Benamar, Nabil Mrani:
    A reinforcement learning based autonomous vehicle control in diverse daytime and weather scenarios. 626-639
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    Mingzhuang Hua, Francisco Câmara Pereira, Yu Jiang, Xuewu Chen, Junyi Chen:
    Transfer learning for cross-modal demand prediction of bike-share and public transit. 640-653
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    Yuening Hu, Dan Zhao:
    A simulation-based testing framework for autonomous driving: ensuring realism and priority of test scenarios. 654-673
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    Raghav Malhotra, Chintan Advani, Ashish Bhaskar:
    Performance evaluation of path choice set generation algorithms for route choice modelling. 674-697
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    Kong Li, Zhe Dai, Chen Zuo, Xuan Wang, Hua Cui, Huansheng Song, Mengying Cui:
    Scene adaptation in adverse conditions: a multi-sensor fusion framework for roadside traffic perception. 698-718
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    Chengchuan An, Yang He, Jiawei Lu, Zhenbo Lu, Jingxin Xia:
    One-stage estimation of cyclic arrival rates using license plate recognition data. 719-732

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