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Yamamoto Lab
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A transportation planning lab that studies human mobility, including electric vehicles and public transportation.
AboutAbout the lab
Thinking about the future of human mobility through transportation planning.
The Yamamoto Lab studies the movement of people and vehicles in the field of transportation planning.
The research projects page lists, as completed projects, a shared autonomous vehicle system, risk management of transportation networks, and simulations that evaluate urban activities and travel.
The publication list on the lab website covers papers up to around 2021, and the titles include public transportation use, driving behavior, traffic accidents, and the power consumption of electric vehicles.
The lab belongs to the Institute of Materials and Systems for Sustainability at Nagoya University, and the professor also holds a concurrent position at the Institute of Mobility Society in the Institutes of Innovation for Future Society.
Key terms
- Shared autonomous vehicles
- The idea of having multiple people share autonomous vehicles, rather than each vehicle belonging to a fixed owner.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab has dealt with transportation-related issues such as electric vehicles, shared autonomous vehicles, public transportation use, and driving behavior. On the research projects page, the ongoing project listed is the My-Mobility Co-Creation Center under COI-NEXT, while topics such as shared autonomous vehicles appear in the completed section.
View More ↗MembersFaculty
- ProfessorToshiyuki Yamamoto
- Assistant ProfessorHiroe Ando
- Assistant ProfessorYuanfang Zhu
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