We aim to promote improved transportation and mobility options for students in the GTHA. What's your commuting story? Tag your posts with #HowDoYouMove!
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Our last presenter for today is Attiya Haseeb, who is exploring the environmental and social sustainability of travel behaviour patterns of young adults
Our next presenter is Roger Keil (@rkeil). He is presenting on students in the city, transportation, and urban life.
Our next presenter is Mengyan Huang, who is sharing their research on international students’ experience with public transit during the pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area and Greater Vancouver Area
Sanjana Hossain returns to the podium again to present their research on the choices of telecommuting of students - particularly when it is not enforced
Our next presenter is Raktim Mitra (@RaktimMitra), presenting their research on post-pandemic travel behaviour changes
Our next presenter is Kaili Wang, who is presenting their research on the effect of telecommuting on travel demand of students
Sanjana Hossain is next, presenting their research on the determinants of choosing a commute mode and the frequency of using that mode
Our next presenter is Mohsen Alavi (@AlaviMosen), who is sharing their research on understanding the attitudes of students towards private car use and public transit
After a short break, we’re starting our next session with a presentation from Ryan Taylor on students’ satisfaction with their commute and its relationship with their well-being and campus participation
Jeremy Bowes is our next presenter. He is sharing their process to create an open data visualization tool for StudentMoveTO
Our next presenter is Ron Buliung, who is sharing their research on disability and student transportation
Our next presenter is Mohammed Mohith, who is looking at the qualitative data of StudentMoveTO to research the role of infrastructure in transportation equity
Up first, we have Sanjana Hossain, who is presenting their research on the evolution of students' travel preferences, using multiple data points of the StudentMoveTO data.
