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Paper Session
May 28 (Wed)
May 29 (Thu)
May 30 (Fri)
Special Sessions
Oral Sessions
E-Poster Sessions
SS01. Inclusive Connectivity for Future Cities: Technology, Innovation, Environment, and People
Time & Venue : 14:00-15:30, Room 105+106
Organizer : Suwon Research Institute
Description
The rapidly advancing Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) technology holds great potential to enhance urban sustainability and improve the quality of life for citizens. This session explores how technological innovation in the transportation sector can contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) while emphasizing a people-centered and inclusive approach. In particular, it focuses on ways to foster empathy between cities and citizens through ITS technology and discusses strategies for building better future cities for all through collaboration with diverse stakeholders. We invite you to join us in exploring the role of innovation in connecting cities and people.
Moderator : Keechoo Choi, Ajou University, Republic of Korea
Speakers : Juhyun Lee, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China
Hyungun Sung, Hanyang University, Republic of Korea
Takashi Oguchi, Tokyo University, Japan
Sophie Sturup, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China
Ilsoo Yun, Ajou University, Republic of Korea
Seungjae Lee, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea
SS02. Data Driven Urban Mobility Innovation
Time & Venue : 16:00-17:30, Room 103
Organizer : The University of Tokyo
Description
In this session, we will discuss how leveraging big data, innovative data collection methods, and advanced analytics can drive the development of safer, pedestrian-friendly narrow streets, the introduction of new transportation modes and services, and the enhancement of traffic management. We will explore current challenges and future prospects, offering valuable insights into the evolving landscape of urban mobility. We will do our best effort to make this session for a thought-provoking discussion on the data-driven transformation of our cities!
Moderator : Takashi Oguchi, The University of Tokyo, Japan
Speakers : Sod Och Bolor, Oriental Consultants Co., LTD Kantou Branch, Japan
Yurie Toyama, Nagoya University, Japan
Kai Li Lim, The University of Queensland, Australia
Seungjae Lee, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea
SS03. Strategies and Collaboration Approaches for Global Autonomous Driving Clusters
Time & Venue : 16:00-17:30, Room 105+106
Organizer : KAIA, Korea Automobile Testing & Research Institute, Korea
Description
The session aims to discuss cooperation strategies between countries and clusters to create a global collaborative technology ecosystem, focusing on key tasks and strategies for fostering mutual collaboration. Topics will include driving international joint research through connections between global autonomous driving clusters, securing a proactive position in global technology standards, conducting demonstration studies, and advancing mutual certification. Additionally, the session will provide an opportunity to introduce domestic and international cluster organizations and their key initiatives. Furthermore, the session will highlight the international joint research projects being led by KAIA based on the Autonomous Driving Innovation Cluster.
Moderator : Won gil Kim, KAIA, Republic of Korea
Speakers : Opdencamp Olaf, TNO MARQ, Netherlands
Cracknell Mark, ZENZIC, United Kingdom
SS13. Connection for Growth: Indonesiaʼs Journey Toward Sustainable and Intelligent Urban Mobility
Time & Venue : 16:00-17:30, Room 204
Organizer : ITS Indonesia
Description
Indonesia undergoes rapid transformation to address traffic congestion, emissions, and multimodal transport integration, presenting a vast opportunity for investment and collaboration in urban mobility. With a population exceeding 270 million and accelerating urbanization, the demand for sustainable and intelligent mobility solutions is at an all-time high. The government has expected large-scale infrastructure projects, expanded MRT, LRT, and BRT networks, promoted EV adoption, and implemented intelligent transport systems (ITS) to modernize urban mobility. However, significant challenges remain requiring global expertise, technology, and investment to drive an efficient and sustainable transition.

With strong commitment and high-demand of a more sustainable urban development, Indonesia is fostering partnerships, EV manufacturing incentives, and smart city developments, to create high-value investment opportunities in the sustainable urban transport sector. The push for Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) and digital mobility solutions further enhances market potential for international players. By engaging in this forum, stakeholders gain to tap into Indonesia’s growing mobility market, insights into Indonesia’s policies, urban mobility landscape, and strategic priorities, while connecting with key decision-makers and industry leaders. This session is expected to leverage momentum to drive long-term, profitable, and sustainable investments in one of Asia’s most dynamic transport ecosystems, while activating opportunities for global and national stakeholder to contribute in the Indonesian mobility transformation.
OS01. Big Data Collection and Analysis I
Time & Venue : 14:00-15:30, Room 206
Moderator : Evelyn Wen, New Zealand Transport Agency, New Zealand
OS01-01
How Can LTE/5G Cellular Data Address Geographic and Sociodemographic Bias in Household Travel Surveys?
Jisu Kim, Ajou University, Republic of Korea
OS01-02
Trip Generation in the Philippines: Analysis of Traditional, Geospatial, and AI-based Models
Kervin Joshua Lucas, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
OS01-03
Selection and Analysis of a Route Choice Model for Metro Systems: Investigating Time-Dependent Variations in Factor Influence
Junhee Lee, Korea University, Republic of Korea
OS01-04
Analysis of Public Transportation Trips in Seoul Based on Trip Purpose Inference
Jeric Taehyung Kim, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea
OS01-05
Two-Level Traffic Condition and Pattern Recognition Using K-Means Clustering
Leen Amireh, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
OS02. Automated Driving System I
Time & Venue : 14:00-15:30, Room 103
Moderator : Mike Rudge, NZTA, New Zealand
OS02-01
The Value of Scenario Databases for the Development And Validation of Automated Driving Systems
Olaf Op den Camp, TNO, Netherlands
OS02-02
Imitation Learning-Based Traffic Signal Optimization Using Expert Control Data
Joonho Park, Ajou University, Republic of Korea
OS02-03
Developing a Risk Recognition System Based on a Large Language Model for Autonomous Driving
Donggyu Min, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea
OS02-04
Simulation of Autonomous Vehicle Disruption in Various Road Conditions and Its Impact on Traffic Efficiency
Boram Woo, Korea Transport Institute, Republic of Korea
OS03. Big Data Collection and Analysis II
Time & Venue : 16:00-17:30, Room 206
Moderator : Jason Chang, Advanced Transport Research Center, University of Taipei, Chinese-Taipei
OS03-01
Investigation of Lane-Change Maneuvers in Highway Merging Sections Using Wavelet Transform and Empirical Trajectory Data
Seungmin Oh, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
OS03-02
Prediction Models for Travel Mode and Trip Purpose Using Operator Networks
Kervin Joshua Lucas, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
OS03-03
Pedestrian Model Development and Optimization for Subway Station Users
Geonhee Kim, Kyonggi University, Republic of Korea
OS03-04
A Hybrid Calibration Framework for Microscopic Traffic Flow Models Using K-means Clustering and Quantum Optimization
Hyeokju Nam, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea
OS04. Automated Driving System II
Time & Venue : 14:00-15:30, Room 104
Moderator : Shinji Hiraiwa, ITS Japan, Japan
OS04-01
Comparing Dynamic Traffic Flow to Human-Driven Vehicles with Cautious and Aggressive Autonomous Vehicles Behaviour
Maftuh Ahnan, University of Science & Technology, KICT School, Indonesia
OS04-03
Development of Driving Safety Evaluation Framework for Automated Vehicles Based on Urban Roads
Youngtaek Lee, Ajou University, Republic of Korea
OS04-04
LiDAR Vs. Stereo Camera in Autonomous Driving: Accuracy and Periodicity in Dynamic Scenarios
Junyoung Kim, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
OS04-05
Xai-Informed Comparative Safety Performance Assessment of Human Driver Crashes and Automated Vehicle Failures
Hyeonseo Kim, Korea Transport Institute, Republic of Korea
PS01. Big Data Collection and Analysis
Time & Venue : 13:00-14:30, Room 3F Lobby
PS01-01
Toll Collection System Management Using D.N.A Technology
Jiyeon Lee, Korea Expressway Corporation, Republic of Korea
PS01-02
Spatiotemporal Nearest-Neighbor Method for Real-Time Travel Speed Prediction
Woojin Kang, Korea Transport Institute, Republic of Korea
PS01-03
Establishment of Transport Performance Using Toll Collection System Data on Korean Expressway
Yoonhyuk Choi, Korea Expressway Corporation Research Institute, Republic of Korea
PS01-04
A Study of Highway Performance Evaluation Methodology Using Individual Vehicle Trajectory Data
Donghee Han, Korea Expressway Corporation Research Institute, Republic of Korea
PS01-05
Generalizable Semantic-aware Road Network Representation Learning
Yonghui Liu, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
PS01-06
Clustering-Based Aggressive Driving Analysis and LLM-Driven Trajectory Generation
Chiwoo Roh, Ajou University, Republic of Korea
PS01-07
Analysis of Personal Mobility Accidents And App Users: A Data-Driven Study
Jung Kim, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
PS02. Smart Transport Infrastructure
Time & Venue : 14:30-16:00, Room 3F Lobby
PS02-01
Design and Build a Simulation Model for Intersection Coordination Based on Wireless Controlling
Putu Diva Ariesthana Sadri, Bali Land Transportation Polytechnic, Indonesia
PS02-02
Development of GFRP Reinforced Sound Barrier Foundation to Prevent Noise and Deterioration
Moon S. Nam, Korea Expressway Corp., Republic of Korea
PS02-03
Coception of Support Measures for The Traffic of ADAS Vehicles on Expressway
Soohee Kim, Korea Expressway Corporation, Republic of Korea
PS02-04
LiDAR Data-Driven Traffic Metrics Analysis: Density Estimation and Vehicle Trajectory Extraction
Sungeun Cho, Ajou University, Republic of Korea
PS02-05
Active Traffic Demand Management with Real-time Traffic Prediction: A Case Study of Hanyang City Wall
JaeHwan Yang, The Seoul Institute, Republic of Korea
PS02-06
Investigating Latent Heterogeneity in Preferences for Underground Rapid Shared Autonomous Vehicle Service
Sehyun Park, Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Technology, Republic of Korea
PS02-07
Analyzing the Impact of Network Latency When Integrating Real-Time Vehicle Information in a Virtual Environment
Min Kim, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
PS03. Connected and Automated Vehicles
Time & Venue : 16:00-17:30, Room 3F Lobby
PS03-01
Analysis of Research Trends in Autonomous Driving Systems Using Network Analysis Methodology
Yongwon Kim, Korea Expressway Corporation, Republic of Korea
PS03-02
Dynamic Assessment of Psychological Burden in Autonomous Vehicle Passengers Using NASA-TLX
Dohyeon Kim, Wonkwang Univ., Republic of Korea
PS03-03
Driving Parameter Optimization for Autonomous Vehicles: Considering Urban Traffic Efficiency and Safety
Gyungtaek Oh, Ajou University, Republic of Korea
PS03-04
Strategic Prioritization of Connected Vehicle Infrastructure Services in Mixed Autonomy Traffic: A Comprehensive Scenario-Based Evaluation
Junhyeong Moon, Advanced Institute of Convergence Technology, Republic of Korea
PS03-05
The Challenging Task of Cooperative Driving Infrastructure Cameras: An Analysis From the Perspective of Functional Safety
Ikhyeon Jo, Signtelecom Co., Ltd., Republic of Korea
PS03-06
Enhancing Vehicle Safety at Signalized Intersections Using Offline Reinforcement Learning
Xiaoyu Shi, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
PS03-07
ProSafeAV: Enhancing Proactive Safety Performance of AVs Using World Model-Based Reinforcement Learning and Extreme Value Theory
Yukai Wang, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
Special Sessions
Oral Sessions
E-Poster Sessions
SS05. Future Road Design Changes for the Adoption of Autonomous Vehicles
Time & Venue : 11:00-12:30, Room 105+106
Organizer : Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology
Description
As the adoption of autonomous vehicles (AVs) emerges, numerous changes in the road infrastructure system are expected to be implemented. Given the current design of the existing road, the incorporation of AVs would greatly impact the traffic flow and road design elements, resulting in massive changes in urban areas. In particular, service area ('Flex Zone') is currently being considered as a representative area for the incorporation of AVs. Additionally, mixed traffic situation, which simultaneously accommodates both AVs and manually driven vehicles in the road, requires changes to the conventional traffic safety assessment method. To support the inclusion of AVs in the mixed traffic situation, AVs should be incorporated into the infrastructure systems. In this this special session, the implications of ongoing AV projects are presented and discussed, along with the impacts of the adoption of AVs to future road design.
Moderator : Dukgeun Yun, Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology, Republic of Korea
Speakers : Jaehong Park, Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology, Republic of Korea
Junghwa Kim, Kyonggi University, Republic of Korea
Cheol Oh, Hanyang University, Republic of Korea
Jejin Park, Chonnam National University, Republic of Korea
SS06. Development of Detection and Prediction for Black Ice
Time & Venue : 14:00-15:30, Room 105+106
Organizer : Korea Expressway
Description
The session highlights the critical need for a prediction response platform to BlackIce related accidents. By leveraging AI and multi-data integration, this research aims to enhance predictive accuracy and improve real-time road safety measures. The findings and recommendations from this session will support government agencies in formulating more effective traffic safety policies.
Moderator : Seongin Kang, Korea Expressway, Republic of Korea
Speakers : Seongin Kang, Korea Expressway, Republic of Korea
Jonghan Lee, In Ha University, Republic of Korea
Minkyo Youm, Advanced Institute of Convergence Technology (AICT), Republic of Korea
Mingeon Cho, Smartinside AI, Republic of Korea
Byungdo Heo, NatureIT, Republic of Korea
SS08. Unlocking the Key Success Factors for Multilane Free-Flow Electric Toll Collection System
Time & Venue : 16:00-17:30, Room 104
Organizer : National Taiwan University
Description
The Asia Pacific region is experiencing rapid growth in transportation infrastructure, with many countries adopting all-electronic and multilane free-flow systems for improving safety, smoothing traffic flow and reducing congestion. However, the success of these systems depends heavily on robust, forward-thinking legislation that enables best practices in implementation and operation. Too often, multilane free-flow is seen as a technology solution to a traffic engineer’s problem. Without a modernized legal framework and business model that addresses enforcement, public engagement, and data security, multilane free flow projects risk falling short of expectations, leading to revenue loss, public frustration, and even project failure.
This special session provides policy makers and industry leaders with a practical roadmap for crafting business model and legislation framework that not only enables multilane free flow success but also fosters public trust and maximizes the economic benefits of these vital infrastructure investments.
By highlighting successful business model and legislative frameworks from around the world, as well as lessons learned, this session will provide valuable insights for policy makers and industry stakeholders seeking to optimize the benefits of multilane free flow in the Asia Pacific region and other regions around the world.
Moderator : S.K. Jason Chang, National Taiwan University, Chinese Taipei
Speakers : Y.C. Chang, Far Eastern Electronic Toll Collection Co., Chinese Taipei
Matt Milligan, Milligan Partners, United States of America
Sorawit Narupiti, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
OS05. Smart Transport Infrastructure I
Time & Venue : 11:00-12:30, Room 206
Moderator : Dr. Chin Kian Keong, ITS Singapore, Singapore
OS05-01
Evaluation of Pedestrian Future Conflict at Non-Signalized Intersections Based on Probabilistic Trajectory Prediction
Tengfeng Lin, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
OS05-02
Predicting Downstream Vehicle Movement at Smart Intersections
Eunjin Lee, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea
OS05-03
Beyond the Red and Green: Exploring the Capabilities of Smart Traffic Lights in Malaysia
Ir. Mohd Fairuz Muhamad@Mamat, Government, Malaysia
OS05-04
A Luminance-Based Lane Infrastructure Quality Assessment System for Smart Cities
Pathum Rathnayaka, U1 Geographic Information System, Republic of Korea
OS05-05
Optimizing Dynamic Allocation of Dedicated Lanes for Crowd Movements in Urban Transportation Networks
Soyeon Lee, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea
OS06. Sustainable Urban Transport I
Time & Venue : 11:00-12:30, Room 205
Moderator : Fiona Reid, Transit Dash, New Zealand
OS06-01
Developing Machine Learning Models for Predicting Microscopic Emissions From On-Road Vehicles: A Preliminary Study
Sungmin Kim, Inha University, Republic of Korea
OS06-02
Optimizing Highway EV Charging Stations: Hierarchical Approach for Locating and Allocating Fast Chargers
Gimin Roh, Hongik University, Republic of Korea
OS06-03
Riding in the Dark: How Built Environment Features Shape Nighttime Cycling Routes in South Korea
Raihan Pasha Isheka, Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
OS06-04
A Study on User Preference Analysis for Incentive Schemes Promoting Public Transport Mode Shift
Jiho Kim, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea
OS06-05
Optimizing Drone-Truck Coordination: A Path Planning Model for Energy Efficiency, Cost Savings, and Sustainable Last-Mile Delivery
Wenxuan Ou, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
OS07. Smart City Solution
Time & Venue : 11:00-12:30, Room 104
Moderator : Nobuyuki Ozaki , Nagoya University, Japan
OS07-01
A Study on the Calculation and Operation of Signal Systems According to Traffic Congestion Situations Using Digital Twin
Jiyeong Seo, TOMMs(coporation company), Republic of Korea
OS07-02
The Role of Lidar in the Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X)
Steven Sheffield, Seyond, United States of America
OS07-03
Development of a Battery Simulator for Electric Vehicle Lifecycle Testing Considering Road and Traffic Conditions
Dongmin Kim, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
OS07-04
Green Mobility Mileage Tracking and Recording Platform in Taiwan
Ya Wen Chen, University of Taipei, Chinese Taipei
OS08. Automated Driving System III
Time & Venue : 11:00-12:30, Room 103
Moderator : Mike Rudge, NZTA, New Zealand
OS08-02
Optimizing Highway Merging: A Comparative Study of Cooperative and Competitive Automated Vehicle Strategies
Joonho Park, Ajou University, Republic of Korea
OS08-03
Operational Design Domain on Autonomous Vehicle Accident Analysis: Machine Learning Using Field Data
Boram Woo, Korea Transport Institute, Republic of Korea
OS08-04
Analyzing Crash Clusters in Vehicles Equipped with Advanced Driving Technologies
Mahdi Khorasani, Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
OS09. Smart Transport Infrastructure II
Time & Venue : 14:00-15:30, Room 206
Moderator : Douglas Wilson, University of Auckland, New Zealand
OS09-01
Essential Role of RF Scanning and Tunnel Planning in GPS-Link Installation
Wonwoo Lee, Korea Express Way Research Institute, Republic of Korea
OS09-02
Artificial Intelligence in Transport Systems(AITS): Architecture, Design, and Analysis
Jihong Bae, Straffic Co., Ltd., Republic of Korea
OS09-03
Development of a Multi-Directional BLE Beacon-Based Radio-Positioning System for Vehicle Navigation in GNSS-Shadow Roads
Taekyung Sung, Chungnal National University, Republic of Korea
OS09-04
Development of ADAS Support System Based on Microwave Signal Conversion for Improving Radar Recognition Errors
Hojae Kim, Hanyang University, Republic of Korea
OS09-05
Efficient On-Chip Implementation of 4D Radar-Based 3D Object Detection on Hailo-8L
Woongchan Byun, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
OS10. Sustainable Urban Transport II
Time & Venue : 14:00-15:30, Room 205
Moderator : Susan Harris, ITS Australia, Australia
OS10-01
Development of the Resilience Indicators of Metro Systems for Flood Disaster under Climate Change
Pei Yu Tsai, National Cheng Kung University, Chinese Taipei
OS10-02
Standardization Activities for Green ITS Responding to Climate Changes
Jeongeun Joo, ITS Korea, Republic of Korea
OS10-03
Travel Characteristics of Public and Private Bicycle Using Big Data
Minsong Kim, Hanbat National University, Republic of Korea
OS10-04
Mitigating Transport CO2 Emissions: The Role of Electric Vehicles and Policy Measures
Junwook Chi, University of Hawaii at Manoa, United States of America
OS11. New Mobility and Transit Accessibility
Time & Venue : 14:00-15:30, Room 104
Moderator : Fiona Reid, Transit Dash, New Zealand
OS11-01
Vulnerability Assessment of Origin-Destination Pairs for Elderly Subway Users Using Smartcard Data
Eunjung Kim, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea
OS11-02
Behavioral Comparisons of Route Choice for Travel Time Attributes on the Metro Network
Shinhyung Cho, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea
OS11-03
Understanding Dockless Shared E-Scooter Trip Behavior: A Data-Driven Apporach to Trip Purpose Classification
Songmi Paek, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
OS11-04
Investigating the Urban Disparities of Air Pollution Exposure During Transit Access by Adopting Spatiotemporal Nonparametric Approaches
Youngwoong Kim, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea
OS12. Cooperative and Connected Vehicles
Time & Venue : 14:00-15:30, Room 103
Moderator : Dr. Chin Kian Keong, ITS Singapore, Singapore
OS12-01
Integrating V2X in the Automotive E/E Architecture – A Comparison Between Different Approaches
Jan Karl Ries, Vector Informatik GmbH, Germany
OS12-02
Testing An Autonomous Vehicle On Public Roads – The Turin Case In The Frame Of IN2CCAM European Project
Lorenzo Valletta, TTS Italia, Italy
OS12-03
Speed Harmonization Based on Multi-agent Reinforcement Learning under Urban Mixed Traffic Environment
Seunghyeon Lee, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea
OS12-04
Augmented Safety Margin: a Metric for Evaluating Perception and Safety in Cooperative Perception
Saeyan Eom, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Republic of Korea
OS12-05
Integrating an Actuated Signal Control Policy with Queue-based Green Light Optimal Speed Advisory(Q-GLOSA) Systems
Dohyeon Kim, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea
OS13. Big Data Analytics and Platform
Time & Venue : 16:00-17:30, Room 206
Moderator : Mohit Sindhwani, Quantum Inventions, Singapore
OS13-01
A Study on Imputation Methods for Missing Segments in AADT Data
Sihyeon Moon, Ajou University, Republic of Korea
OS13-02
Data Interconnection System for the Development of a Web-Based Standard Compliance Validation Platform
Haejong Lee, ITS KOREA, Republic of Korea
OS13-04
Application of AI Technology on Expressway Road Surface Monitoring for Automated HPMS Construction
Kihoon Moon, Korea Expressway Corporation Research Division, Republic of Korea
OS13-05
Transformer Based Anomaly Detection for Traffic Sensor Malfunctions
Sewon Choi, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea
OS14. Sustainable Urban Transport III
Time & Venue : 16:00-17:30, Room 205
Moderator : Prof. Peter Y. Park, Department of Civil Engineering, Lassonde School of Engineering, York University, Canada
OS14-01
Exploring Factors Affecting Intercity Travel Mode Choice: Focused on Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)
Yumi Jeong, Hanbat National University, Republic of Korea
OS14-02
Modeling the Impact of Smart and Sustainable Transport Strategies in Jakarta, Indonesia: A Focus on Urban Heat Islands and Air Quality
Frida Caturima Darojati, Ministry of National Development Planning, Indonesia
OS14-03
A Data-Driven and Simulation Approach for the Safe Integration of Active Mobility Modes Into Singapore's Transport Ecosystem
Karen Cheung, Aimsun Pte Ltd, Singapore
OS14-04
Comparative Analysis of Route Choice Behavior Between Electric and Conventional Vehicle Drivers for Long-distance Trips
Minji Kang, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea
OS15. CAV and Digital Infrastructure
Time & Venue : 16:00-17:30, Room 103
Moderator : Olaf Op den Camp , TNO, Netherlands
OS15-01
Evaluation of Parking Management Strategies at Expressway Rest Areas in Mixed Traffic Environments Using Multiple Criteria Decision-Making Process
Songha Lee, Hanyang University, Republic of Korea
OS15-02
Assessing the Post-Event Congestion Mitigation in a 24-Hour Traffic Scenario Using Simulation of Urban Mobility(SUMO)
Junhee Choi, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea
OS15-03
Study of Enhancing Safety Using Intelligent Driver Model with RSS under Incident Situation of Mixed Traffic Flow of AVs and HDVs
Sangmin Park, Korea Transport Institute, Republic of Korea
OS15-04
A Comparative Analysis of Mapping-Based Traffic Signal Disambiguation for Autonomous Vehicles
Sari Kim, Nzero, Republic of Korea
OS16. Shared Mobility
Time & Venue : 16:00-17:30, Room 101+102
Moderator : Euijin Kim, Ajou University, Republic of Korea
OS16-01
Analysis of the Relationship Between Slope and Shared PM Travel Distance
Youngkook Kim, Korea Transport Institute, Republic of Korea
OS16-02
Empirical Analysis Of Temporary Taxi Business Zone Integration In The Seoul Metropolitan Area: Implications For Smart Mobility Policy
Kunwoo Kim, Kakao Mobility Corp., Republic of Korea
OS16-03
Modelling Commuter Behaviours with Carpooling Facilities as a Solution for Public Transport Connectivity
Yijia Wen, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
OS16-04
Designing Shared Service Attributes for Maas Monthly Subscription Package
Sandar Win, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
PS04. Mobility Service Innovation I
Time & Venue : 09:00-10:30, Room 3F Lobby
PS04-01
Real-Time Delay Analysis System for Signalized Intersections Using Video Detectors - Based on the KHCM 2013
Bongil Ko, Easy Traffic Technologies, Republic of Korea
PS04-02
Development of Optimal Traffic Signal Transition Technology After Event Occurrence
Seunglee Kim, Easy Traffic Technologies, Republic of Korea
PS04-03
Identifying and Analyzing Factors of Imbalance Zones Based on Spatial Characteristics of Seoul Public Bike-Sharing System
Jihye You, Ajou University, Republic of Korea
PS04-04
Understanding Access Mode Choice Behavior in Mobility Hubs with High-speed Services
Sehyun Park, Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Technology, Republic of Korea
PS04-05
Efficiency Evaluation of Metropolitan Subway Transfer Stations Focus on Integrated Transfers Between Public Transportation Modes
Eunseo Han, The Seoul Institute, Republic of Korea
PS04-06
Generating Realistic GTFS Data and Public Transit Network Using Smart Card and Bus Information
Jiho Yeo, Gachon University, Republic of Korea
PS04-07
Virtual Capacity Expansion of Stations in Bikesharing System: Potential Role of Single Station-Based Trips
Gyugeun Yoon, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea
PS05. Mobility Service Innovation II
Time & Venue : 10:30-12:00, Room 3F Lobby
PS05-01
The Impact of Anthropomorphized Ai Agents’ Voice Guidance on User Experience in Autonomous Drt Buses
Yeonbi Jeung, Yonsei University, Republic of Korea
PS05-02
Understanding Mode Choice in Metropolitan Demand-Responsive Transit
Hanghun Jo, Hanyang University, Republic of Korea
PS05-03
Sequential Generation Procedure of Population Synthesis Using Conditional Generative Adversarial Network to Overcome Re-sampling Stage
Donghyun Kwon, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
PS05-04
Positional Encoding-Free Transformer for Multi-Object Trajectory Prediction in Roundabout Intersections
Soomok Lee, Ajou University, Republic of Korea
PS05-05
Prioritizing Service Attributes to Enhance Social Acceptance of Urban Air Mobility for Airport Shuttle
Yeongmin Kwon, Incheon International Airport Corporation, Republic of Korea
PS05-06
Understanding Commuters' Willingness to Shift to Transfer-Type Buses Using a Latent Class Model
Hwanseung Lee, Myongji University, Republic of Korea
PS05-07
4DR P2T: 4D Radar Tensor Synthesis with Point Clouds
Woo-Jin Jung, Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
PS06. Smart Infrastructure & Mobility Innovation
Time & Venue : 12:00-13:30, Room 3F Lobby
PS06-01
Stability of Factors Associated with the Efficiency of Integrated Urban Transit Stations Before and During the COVID19 Pandemic
Reuben Tamakloe, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Republic of Korea
PS06-02
Development of High-Speed Rail Demand Forecasting Incorporating Multi-Station Access Probabilities
Seoyoung Hong, Myongji University, Republic of Korea
PS06-03
A Study on Real-Time Traffic Optimization Using Kalman Filter-Based Active Lane Control System
Chun Keun Cheon, TOMMs, Republic of Korea
PS06-04
Multi-Camera Pedestrian Full Trajectory Perception Using YOLO, DeepSORT, and Homography Transform
Myeonghyeon Kim, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
PS06-05
Compassion in Motion: Cultivating Empathy Among Taxi Drivers - A Travel Equity Initiative
Shi Ye, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
PS06-06
Impacts of High-Speed Commuter Rail on Seoul Metropolitan Mobility: Insights From Smart Card Data Analysis
Suji Kim, Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements, Republic of Korea
PS06-07
Dilemma Zone Behavior Modeling: A Vision-Driven, Probabilistic and Deep Learning Framework for Simulation
Junseok Kim, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
PS07. Traffic Safety Systems
Time & Venue : 13:30-15:00, Room 3F Lobby
PS07-01
An Analysis of Factors Affecting the Resue of Smart Safety Services for Intercity Buses in Suwon Using A SEM
Sukhee Kim, Suwon Research Institute, Republic of Korea
PS07-02
Deep Learning-Driven Prediction of Child Pedestrian Trajectories Using TUTR Models
Sungmin Yoo, Ajou University, Republic of Korea
PS07-03
Integrating SUMO and Unity for Realistic Virtual Reality Traffic Simulations
Peter Y Park, Lassonde School of Engineering, York University, Canada
PS07-04
An Analysis of Factors Affecting the Drowsy Driving Behavior
Heyjin Kim, Ajou Univeristy, Republic of Korea
PS07-05
The Impact of Head-Up Display Warnings on Aggressive Driving: Visual and Behavior Insights
Jaehyuck Lim, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
PS07-06
AI-Driven Traffic Crash Countermeasure Recommendation Using Deep Neural Networks: A Decision Support Framework for Traffic Safety Engineers
Eunho Lee, Ajou University, Republic of Korea
PS07-07
Development and Effectiveness Analysis of a Secondary Accident Prevention System on Expressway in Korea
Ducknyung Kim, Korea Expressway Corporation, Republic of Korea
PS08. Safety and Security I
Time & Venue : 15:00-16:30, Room 3F Lobby
PS08-01
An Effectiveness Analysis of Traffic Information Guidance System in Tunnel Using Driving Simulator Experiment
Dongju Ka, Korea Expressway Corporation Research Institute, Republic of Korea
PS08-02
Dynamic Analysis of Crash Intervals with Time-Varying Covariates and Road Segment Heterogeneity
Fangzhou Wang, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), China
PS08-03
Design of Rainfall Detection And Response System to Enhance Road User Safety
Kyungsuk Kim, Korea Expressway Corporation, Republic of Korea
PS08-04
Development of Security Detecting Technology Against Encrypted Cyber Threats in ITS/C-ITS Environment
Wonjae Yoon, Korea Expressway Corporation, Republic of Korea
PS08-05
Automatic Classification of Incident Events by Urgency Using HDMAP
Yongjoo Song, Korea Expressway Corporation, Republic of Korea
PS08-06
GIS-based Approach for Road Slope Hazard Assessment and Management
Bumsik Hwang, Korea Expressway Corporation Research Institute, Republic of Korea
PS08-07
A Graph-Theoretic Method for Evaluation of Wildfire Evacuation Vulnerability
Dongju Ka, Korea Expressway Corporation Research Institute, Republic of Korea
Special Sessions
Oral Sessions
E-Poster Sessions
SS09. Enhancing Transport Services with K-NTIC: AI, Big Data, and Future Strategies
Time & Venue : 09:00-10:30, Room 105+106
Organizer : ITSKOREA
Description
The Korea National Transport Information Center (K-NTIC), operated under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport (MOLIT), has been at the forefront of transport data integration and distribution since its establishment in 2005. As Korea’s central hub for nationwide road traffic data collection and management, K-NTIC plays a crucial role in enhancing traffic information accessibility and usability for both public and private sectors.

K-NTIC aggregates real-time traffic data from expressways, national roads, and urban networks, collaborating with the Korea Expressway Corporation, regional offices, and other key organizations. By providing comprehensive and reliable transport data, K-NTIC strengthens traffic monitoring, congestion management, and intelligent mobility services.

To further enhance data usability and analytics, K-NTIC launched the Data Analytics Enhancement Project in 2023, leveraging AI, big data, and advanced analytics to optimize traffic flow, incident detection, and CCTV-based monitoring.

This session will showcase MOLIT's vision and K-NTIC’s key data analytics initiatives, highlight its impact on next-generation transport information services, and explore future strategies for AI-driven operations and intelligent traffic management.
Moderator : Seokcheon Yoon, ITS Korea, Republic of Korea
Speakers : Kihun Jang, ITS Korea, Republic of Korea
Hayeong  Koh, ITS Korea, Republic of Korea
Jiyeon Lee, ITS Korea, Republic of Korea
Seokcheon(William) Yoon, ITS Korea, Republic of Korea
OS17. Future Transport Systems I
Time & Venue : 09:00-10:30, Room 206
Moderator : Evelyn Wen, New Zealand Transport Agency, New Zealand
OS17-01
Improving Emergency Medical Services in Medically Underserved Areas: RTC Location Selection and UAM-Based Service Area Analysis
Seyoung Noh, Hanbat National University, Republic of Korea
OS17-02
A Study on the Solution of Traffic Problems through the Establishment of Innovative New Highway
Taejin Park, BT Corp., Republic of Korea
OS17-03
Simulation Study on the Impact of the E-scooter Assisting Alarm Sensor
Hui Zhi Ng, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
OS17-04
Development Of Vertiport Location Selection Models For Highway Emergency Patient Transport
Changyeob Lee, Korea Aerospace University, Republic of Korea
OS17-05
Development of a Generalized Cost-based Urban Air Mobility Demand Estimation Methodology: Focusing on the Daegu-Gyeongbuk Airport
Taewon Bang, Keimyung University, Republic of Korea
OS18. Standardization and Policy
Time & Venue : 09:00-10:30, Room 205
Moderator : Hyunsoo Yoon
OS18-01
A Study on the Analysis of Standards for Supporting Overseas Its Projects And Export
Jieun Choi, ITS KOREA, Republic of Korea
OS18-02
Analysis on ITS Standards in Korea
Jeongeun Joo, ITS Korea, Republic of Korea
OS18-03
Designing Safer Roads for AVs: The Role of Flex Zones, Information Systems, and Dedicated Lanes
Chaione Kim, Kyonggi University, Republic of Korea
OS18-04
Standardized Measurement Methods on Tire/Road Noise In South Korea
Yonghee Kim, Youngsan University, Republic of Korea
OS18-05
Advancing Road Safety in Southeast Asia: A Review of Research Trends And the Role of Intelligent Transport Systems
Paolo Ian Lucero, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
OS19. New Safety and Security I
Time & Venue : 09:00-10:30, Room 104
Moderator : Jooyong Lee, Kyonggi University, Republic of Korea
OS19-01
Identification of Hazardous Road Spots in Mixed Traffic Based on Integrated Analysis of Driving and Traffic Simulations
Hyeonseok Jin, Hanyang University, Republic of Korea
OS19-02
Identification of Traffic Accident Hotspot Based on Raster Data
Yongjin Park, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea
OS19-03
Network-Based DUI Risk Assessment: Integrating Route Analysis and Optimized Hotspot Detection
Jaeyeong Lee, Korean National Police Agency, Republic of Korea
OS19-04
A Data-Driven Approach for Identifying Pedestrian Accident Hotspots
Jooyoung Lee, Hannam University, Republic of Korea
OS20. Emergency Response and Management
Time & Venue : 09:00-10:30, Room 103
Moderator : Seoyoung Hong, Myongji University, Republic of Korea
OS20-01
Influence of Selective Security Check on Heterogeneous Passengers at Metro Stations
Lounell Gueta, Hitachi Asia Ltd., Singapore
OS20-02
Development of Proactive Road Management Policy by Means of Advanced Sensing Technology
Kihoon Moon, Korea Expressway Corporation Research Division, Republic of Korea
OS20-03
Streamlining Public Transport Information Management During Service Disruptions Using Integrated Digital Solutions
Lauren Strpko, Somar Digital, New Zealand
OS21. Protection for Pedestrians and Vulnerable Road Users
Time & Venue : 09:00-10:30, Room 101+102
Moderator : Douglas Wilson, University of Auckland, New Zealand
OS21-01
Enhancing Micromobility Safety: Investigating Drivers’ Overtaking Behaviors of Bicycles and E-Scooters under Varying Road Conditions and Cross-Modal Experience
Hyunchul Park, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
OS21-02
Deciphering Fatal/Severe Pedestrian Injury Crash Frequency at School Zone Crash Hotspots by Integrating Street Perception with Interpretable Machine Learning
Kaihan Zhang, Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
OS21-03
Change in Compliance Rate Before And After Speed Limit Reduction on Urban And Non-Urban Roads
Wonbang Song, Korea Expressway Corporation, Republic of Korea
OS21-05
Test Level 5 (Tl5) Precast Greenguard New Jersey Barriers (Njb): A Sustainable Safety Enhancement for Plus Expressway
Ir. Ts. Izman Khairi Ismail, Projek Lebuhraya Usahasama Berhad (PLUS), Malaysia
OS22. Future Transport Systems II
Time & Venue : 11:00-12:30, Room 206
Moderator : Susan Harris, ITS Australia, Australia
OS22-01
Sustainable Urban Mobility in Smart Cities: Key Factors for Adopting Fuel Cell Electric Buses in Taiwan
Yen-Ning Wang, National Cheng Kung University, Chinese Taipei
OS22-02
Traffic Congestion Measurement And Management With Floating Car Data (FCD)
Ralf Peter Schäfer, TomTom Germany GMbH, Germany
OS22-03
Dynamic Route Optimization of Demand-Response Transit Using Real Data with Commit Horizons
Jeongsik Yun, Konkuk University, Republic of Korea
OS22-04
Impacts of the Built Environment on Demand for Demand-Responsive Transit Using Optimal Spatial Analysis Units
Dain Oh, Ajou University, Republic of Korea
OS22-05
Reinforcement Learning Based Rebalancing Strategy for Ride-Sharing System Addressing Demand Imbalance
Hyunsu Park, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea
OS23. Policy and Governance
Time & Venue : 11:00-12:30, Room 205
Moderator : Mohit Sindhwani, Quantum Inventions, Singapore
OS23-01
Analyzing Regional Extinction Risk Factors and Build Dynamic Simulations
Jungyoun Kim, Hanbat National University, Republic of Korea
OS23-02
Barriers And Opportunities for Ev Adoption In New Zealand: Infrastructure, Policy, And Public Perception
Narayan Nepal, Yoobee College of Creative Innovation, New Zealand
OS23-03
Millennials and Gen Z's Preferences for Airport Characteristics in Transfer Hubs: A Pilot Study
Junyuk Lee, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Republic of Korea
OS23-04
Identifying the Impacts of New Transit on Commercial Gentrification Using Survival Analysis
Geonmin Kim, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea
OS23-05
Unveiling Commuter Satisfaction Patterns Using Clustering Algorithms
Eunmo Gu, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea
OS24. New Safety and Security II
Time & Venue : 11:00-12:30, Room 104
Moderator : Sunghoo Kim, Hanyang University, Republic of Korea
OS24-01
A Policy Framework for C-ITS: Managing Long-Term and Short-Term Certificates
Seung hwan Ju, Autocrypt, Republic of Korea
OS24-02
A Study on Safety Path Search Method Considering Traffic Accident Impedance and ADAS Factors
Jihun Han, Kongju University, Republic of Korea
OS24-03
Investigating the Influencing Factors for Accident Duration on Full-Lane-Closure in Freeway
Minji Kang, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea
OS24-04
Suicide Attempt Alert System PLUS Berhad Initiative To Save Lives
Noor Ezwani Binti Nor kamal, GLC - PLUS Berhad, Malaysia
OS25. AI in Mobility
Time & Venue : 11:00-12:30, Room 103
Moderator : Evelyn Wen, New Zealand Transport Agency, New Zealand
OS25-01
Imputing Missing Non-Transit Trips From Incomplete Trip-Chains in Smart Card Data
Huichang Lee, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea
OS25-02
Revolutionizing Traffic Management with Ai Technology
Karen Cheung, Yunex Traffic, Singapore
OS25-03
The Potential of Large-Language Models as Regularizers in Deep Generative Models for Population Synthesis
Hyunsoo Yun, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea
OS25-05
Applying Transformer-Based Dynamic-Sequence Techniques to Transit Data Analysis
Bumjun Choo, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea
PS09. Safety and Security II
Time & Venue : 09:00-10:30, Room 3F Lobby
PS09-01
A Study on Pedestrian Flow Analysis and Congestion Mitigation in Stations
Seunggeun Shin, Kongju National University Graduate School, Republic of Korea
PS09-02
Pedestrian-Scooter Interaction and Rider Aggressiveness: A Pilot Survey
Kexin Zhu, Student, Republic of Korea
PS09-03
Enhancing the Safety of Child Pedestrians: Mathematical Process for School Zone Designation
Jinmun Kwon, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea
PS09-04
Fire Suppression System in Electric Vehicle Charging Station
Byungyoung Song, HDEC, Republic of Korea
PS09-05
Analysis of the Relationship Between Driving Characteristics and Potential Risk Factors for Traffic Accidents among Elderly Drivers
Seongyu Baek, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea
PS09-06
The Analysis of Public Transport Users' Behavior During Natural and Human-made Disasters Based on Pooled Data
Hwanseung Lee, Myongji University, Republic of Korea
PS09-07
Development of Detection and Prediction Response Technology for BlackIce Using Multi-modal Imaging
Seongin Kang, Korea Expressway Coporation Research Institute, Republic of Korea
PS10. Policy, Regulation and Governance
Time & Venue : 10:30-12:00, Room 3F Lobby
PS10-01
Study on Bounding Box Standardization For Multi-Dataset Integration
Yukyung Park, Mobility System Institute, Republic of Korea
PS10-02
A Study on the Problems and Improvement Direction of the C-ITS Infrastructure Regal System in Korea
Jinwoo Cho, Korea Expressway Corporation Research Institute, Republic of Korea
PS10-03
Estimation of Road Traffic Accident Costs in 2023
Taeil Sim, Korea Road Traffic Authority, Republic of Korea
PS10-04
Changes in the Expressway Industry and Policy Directions
Jiho Park, Korea Expressway Corporation Research Institute, Republic of Korea
PS10-05
Forecasting the Demand and Supply of Charter Buses in Korea Using Time Series Analysis Methods
Sungjin Hong, Korea Transport Institute, Republic of Korea
PS10-06
A Study on the Improvement of Performance Management of Expressway Construction
Hyeonjoung Kim, Korea Expressway Corporation Research Institute, Republic of Korea
PS10-07
A Study on High-Precision Vehicle Navigation for Autonomous Driving in Ultra-Long Underground Expressway
Kyoungsoo Choi, Korea Automotive Technology Institute, Republic of Korea
PS11. Essential Elements for the ITS Adoption
Time & Venue : 12:00-13:30, Room 3F Lobby
PS11-01
A Safety-Based Traffic Network Equilibrium Model Considering Vehicle Coordination in Mixed Traffic Flow
Huimin Tang, Southwest Jiaotong University, China
PS11-02
How Are Increasing Elderly Drivers Impacting Intersection Traffic? A Simulation-Based Analysis
Hyobeen Park, Kyonggi University, Republic of Korea
PS11-03
Implementation of Smart Traffic Management to Optimize Environmentally Friendly Mobility on the Island of Sumatra (Bandar Lampung and Pekanbaru Cities)
Ib Ilham Malik, Sumatra Institute of Technology, Indonesia
PS11-04
A Study on Countermeasures for the Korean Green Classification System for Korea Expressway
Jiho Park, Korea Expressway Corporation Research Institute, Republic of Korea
PS11-05
A Study on the Development and Utilization of Expressway Environmental Index
Hyeonjoung Kim, Korea Expressway Corporation Research Institute, Republic of Korea
PS11-06
Analysis of Interregional Public Transit Vulnerability: A Case Study of South Korea
Jeongran Wee, Korea Transport Institute, Republic of Korea