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KAIST Mobility Institute has launched in the Naepo New Town in South Chungcheong Province. On the 13th Nov 2024, the South Chungcheong provincial government announced that the KAIST Mobility Research Institute held its opening ceremony at the Naepo Knowledge Industry Center and has officially begun its research activities. The ceremony was attended by about […]
Abstract: Despite the clear theoretical advantages of the activity-based model over the travel-based transportation demand model, its practical use in the transportation planning field has been slow. Based on the principle that transportation demand derives from activities, the activity-based transportation demand model has gradually evolved in the field of transportation planning over the past 40 […]
1. Speaker: Prof. Dongwoo Lee (University of Seoul) 2. Date: October 31, 2024 (Thursday) 16:00 ~ 17:30 3. Venue: KAIST Munji Campus Lecture Hall L409 4. Abstract: The first article addresses the challenging question in recent cities, “Do Our Cities Have Enough Transportation Welfare Policy, especially for the Older Population?”. In […]
Prof. Inhi is the principal researcher in Korea, and Prof. Saberi is the corresponding researcher in Australia. Through the collaboration of KAIST in Korea and UNSW (University of New South Wales) in Australia, the team aims to develop a system that ensures portability and scalability that is not limited to a specific country or region.
Jinwon has been appointed as the Principal Investigator, with Rueben and Gyounghoon joining as Co-Researchers. The team has been awarded the Post-Doctoral Growth-Oriented Collaborative Research Fund to support their work. The project, titled “Metaverse-based Testbed Augmentation & Development and Proof of Mixed Traffic Control Strategies,” will be funded with a total research budget of 900 […]