Pathways to the Future 

NSF Workshop 

DATE: Sunday, October 15, 2023 

TIME: 8:30 am – 2:30 pm (PDT) 

LOCATION:

ASU Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication (555 N Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ)  



The NSF workshop recording is now live on our website for you to enjoy!

Workshop Synopsis 

The "Pathways to the Future" NSF Workshop stands as a beacon event in the realm of sustainable urban mobility. Uniting a diverse group of leading experts, budding researchers, and seasoned practitioners, this workshop is poised to shape the discourse on the future of urban transportation. At its core, the event champions the bridge between research and real-world application. A highlight includes a keynote speech from a renowned figure in the field, offering profound insights into the challenges and opportunities ahead. This is complemented by dynamic panel discussions that delve into innovations in travel modeling, the pivotal role of open data standards, and the transformative potential of AI and emerging technologies. Beyond the academic and technical discussions, the workshop places a strong emphasis on mentorship, ensuring that the next generation of researchers is well-equipped to drive the future of urban mobility.

Topics 

Dr. David Boyce's Speech 

We are honored to welcome Dr. David Boyce as our plenary speaker for the workshop and greatly appreciate his influential contributions to transportation, which have guided us towards future pathways

Please view Dr. Boyce's complete speech below, followed by reflections and expressions of gratitude from esteemed colleagues.

International Collaboration

We are honored to have the support of Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS),  a testament to our shared goal of advancing international cooperation in transportation.

We also proudly welcome Dr. Yudai Honma and Dr. Takashi Oguchi from the University of Tokyo, enlightening us with the current developments and innovations in sustainable mobility and autonomous vehicles in Japan.

Workshop Photos