Transportmetrica A-Transport Science

Papers
(The H4-Index of Transportmetrica A-Transport Science is 12. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Wireless charging segment location optimisation for maximising space–time-electricity accessibility45
Spatiotemporal clustering for the impact region caused by a traffic incident: an improved fuzzy C-means approach with guaranteed consistency43
Mobility credits in MaaS: Modelling user heterogeneity and credit-driven Behaviour28
Semantic modelling of pedestrian behaviours at shared-use path crossings: insights from BERT-based architectures and structural topic modelling21
Scalable multi-hop trajectory join methods for efficient crowdshipping delivery18
Heterogeneous vehicle scheduling with precedence constraints17
Moving beyond assumptions: stop times and key determinants for pick-ups and drop-offs in ridepooling systems16
A dynamic dual optimization method for safe lane changing in autonomous driving15
New data-driven approach to generate typologies of road segments15
Gait analysis and avoidance mechanism of pedestrians under the quantitative control of visibility15
Influence of mobile phone use on pedestrians at road crossings: insight from gait experiments13
Safe and efficient manoeuvring for emergency vehicles in autonomous traffic using multi-agent proximal policy optimisation12
An uncertainty cognition-based game model for lane-changing process in mixed driving environment12
Efficient asymmetric reposition strategy of rolling stock for urban rail transit systems12
Traffic state estimation and prediction based on Bayesian approach in urban road networks using AVI and floating vehicle data12
Traffic estimation in unobserved network locations using data-driven macroscopic models12
A prospect theoretical choice model incorporating profitable and punctual uncertainties: an investigation in the participation of private car sharing12
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