Despite of the increased expectations for the probe technology in a variety of markets, technical issues such as development of data processing and analyzing methods, and visualization of survey results still remain unsolved. In this workshop, the methodology of specific solutions for such technical issues are introduced based on actual case examples, then in-depth discussions are held regarding how the future probe surveys should be.
13:00 - 13:05 Introduction | |
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Efforts by Probe Research Group - Current State of Probe Technology - | Eiji Hato (Ehime University) |
13:05 - 13:45 Keynote Speech | |
History and Future Outlook of Transport Surveys and Transport Behavior Analysis | Ryuichi Kitamura (Kyoto University) |
13:45-14:45 Session 1 : Current State and Development of Probe Survey | |
Current State of Probe Survey in Abroad and its Outlook in Japan | Kazuhiko Makimura (The Institute of Behavioral Sciences) |
Current State and Potentials of Probe Technology | Jun Tanabe (Institute of Urban Transport Planning Co., Ltd.) |
Effectiveness of Probe Surveys | Shinji Itsubo (NILIM) |
15:05 - 16:00 Session 2 : Probe Survey Case Examples | |
Evaluation of Effectiveness of Social Experiments | Masahiro Tange (Institute of System Science Research) |
A Survey on Behavioral Change Associated with the Introduction of Eco-point System | Takuma Mitani (Graduate School of Ehime University) |
Road Monitoring in Winter | Naohiko Ishitobi (Fukken Co., Ltd.) |
16:10 - 17:00 Panel Discussion : "Dynamism of Transport Surveys: Future Direction of Probe Technology" | |
Panelists : | Eiji Hato (Ehime University) * Moderator Ryuichi Kitamura (Kyoto University) Nobuaki Ohmori (The University of Tokyo) Yukihiro Tsukada (NILIM) Setsuo Hirai (NILIM) Kazuhiko Makimura (Institute of System Science Research) Kiyohisa Takano (Survey Research Center Co., Ltd.) Jun Tanabe (Institute of Urban Transport Planning Co., Ltd.) |
The workshop successfully completed attracting nearly 100 participants from MLIT, universities, consultants, corporations and more.