Author Archive for Pamela Maldonado

Joaquín Espinoza and Rafael Delpiano  Abstract A practical challenge facing the adoption of self-driving vehicles is the complex influence of the lateral dimension in vehicle traffic. This phenomenon has received little attention in the... read more →

Luis E. Quezada ,Héctor A. López-Ospina ,Juan E. Valenzuela , Astrid M. Oddershede  &Pedro I. Palominos Abstract The purpose of this paper is to propose a quantitative method for formulating a manufacturing strategy. It... read more →

Eduardo Allen, Teodoro Amaya, Alondra Chamorro, Hernán Santa María, Felipe Baratta, Hernán de Solminihac &Tomás Echaveguren Abstract The bridge network is an essential part of the transportation infrastructure for mobility. However,... read more →

Camila Balbontin, David A. Hensher & Matthew J. Beck Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped the way we live and travel, possibly for many years to come. The ‘New Normal’ seems to be... read more →

Gustavo Jiménez-Ramos , Tomás Echaveguren , José Vargas-Baecheler , Alondra Chamorro  Abstract Shallow landslides in road cut-slopes cause traffic disruptions, especially during rainy seasons. Even when the cut slopes are planned for saturation conditions, the variability and uncertainty of the explanatory variables of... read more →

Saeedeh Sadeghi, Ricardo Daziano, So-Yeon Yoon & Adam K. Anderson Abstract Time sometimes feels like it is flying by or slowing down. Previous research indicates objective number of items, subjective affect, and heart rate... read more →

Juan P. Cavada, Cristián E. Cortés & Pablo A. Rey Abstract This research is focused on the analysis of a container terminal common in industrial zones in urban areas, called the logistic services... read more →

Andrés Fielbaum, Alejandro Tirachini, Javier Alonso-Mora  Abstract We analyse the sources of economies and diseconomies of scale in On-Demand Ridepooling (ODRP), disentangling three effects: when demand grows, average costs are reduced due to i) a larger... read more →

Tomás Rossetti & Ricardo Daziano Abstract This study aims to understand how self-assessed health status relates to preferences for cycling infrastructure. An integrated latent class and latent variable choice model is fitted... read more →

Wiktor Budziński, Ricardo Daziano  Abstract In this study, we employ a choice experiment to analyze New York City residents’ preferences for online grocery shopping at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. We employ... read more →