主讲人：Prof. ZHANG Junyi

邀请人：陈鹏 副研究员

时间：2018年06月27日（周三）9:00—10:30

地点：36365线路检测中心no1103会议室

主讲人简介

        Prof. Junyi Zhang is working in Hiroshima University, Japan. He is the first foreign professor in the field of transportation in Japan. He is good at interdisciplinary research, covering transportation planning and engineering, urban and regional planning, environment and energy policy, tourism policy, health promotion, and human behavior research in both developed and developing countries. His research emphasizes life-oriented and systematic approaches. He has published 389 refereed academic papers (SCI/SSCI papers: 67) in top-level SCI/SSCI-indexed journals such as Transportation Research Parts A/B/C/D/E, Journal of Transport Geography, Transportation, Energy, Energy Policy, Energy, Environment and Planning B, Climate Change, and Natural Disasters, Tourism Management, Annals of Tourism Research, Journal of Sustainable Tourism, etc. His research was awarded as Best Paper Awards for eight times and Outstanding Paper Awards for three times by international associations. He has been serving as a reviewer for more than 40 SCI/SSCI-indexed journals and as an international reviewer for some scientific research funds in Europe. Currently, he is one of the five board members of IATBR (International Association on Travel Behaviour Research). He is also on the editorial board in more than 10 internationally well-recognized journals.

主讲内容简介

        Urban and transport policies aim at improving people’s quality of life (QOL). Various life choices (or consumption in life) affect the QOL, which has been investigated with respect to various life domains, such as residence, neighborhood, health, education, work, family life, recreation, leisure and tourism, finance, and travel behavior. The success or failure of urban and transport policies heavily depend on the understanding of people’s life choices. The life-oriented approach argues that people’s life choices in various domains are interdependent. Interdependencies between life choices support cross-sectoral urban and transport policy decisions. To the speaker’s knowledge, this is the first theoretical approach in literature to capture various life choices within a unified framework. This lecture will present empirical evidence about cross-domain interdependencies, summarize the current research progress, and discusses future research challenges, from a perspective of integrated urban and transportation modeling.

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