Valeria Caiati
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RESEARCH PROFILE
Valeria has a background in environmental engineering, with a specialization on climate change and sustainability issues. Before starting her PhD studies, she worked for five years in international consultancy firm and research institutes, in Italy. In these experiences she has been involved in studies and projects related to smart cities, with a specific focus on sustainable urban mobility, urban planning and the role of ICTs in sustainable development. In May 2016 she joined the Urban Planning Group in TU/e as a doctoral candidate. She takes part of the project Smart Cities Responsive Intelligent Public Transport System (SCRIPTS). Her specific sub-project aims at exploring the demand for innovative demand-driven mobility services based on platform technology (e.g. Mobility as a Service). More specifically, the main goal of her research is to develop a comprehensive modelling approach of human choice behaviour able to assess and predict the dynamics affecting the adoption and diffusion of platform-based mobility services throughout the society.
Recent Publications
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Understanding and modelling individual preferences for Mobility as a Service
(2024) -
How corporate real estate and facility managers perceive the benefits of different sustainability interventions
(2023) -
A Stated Adaptation Approach to Assess Mode Change Behavior of Car Drivers in Presence of Park and Ride Facilities; Evidence from 2 European Cities
(2023) -
Does MaaS Contribute to Sustainable Transportation? A Mode Choice Perspective
International Journal of Sustainable Transportation (2021) -
Wat maakt dat mensen Mobility as a Service adopteren? Resultaten van een stated choice experiment
Tijdschrift Vervoerswetenschap (2020)
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