Yuan Tian

Dr. Yuan Tian

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Academic Career Length

9Years (2018-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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8 August 2022 in Transport Policy
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BYBinyu Yang
Binyu Yang
YTYuan Tian
Yuan Tian
JWJian Wang
Jian Wang
XHXiaowei Hu
Xiaowei Hu
SAShi An
Shi An

3 May 2023 in Sustainable Cities and Society
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YTYuan Tian
Yuan Tian
DYDan Yang
Dan Yang
JWJian Wang
Jian Wang
WLWenfeng Lin
Wenfeng Lin
YJYin Jiang
Yin Jiang
SAShi An
Shi An

28 January 2019 in Journal of Transport and Land Use
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YTYuan Tian
Yuan Tian
Stephan WinterStephan Winter
Stephan Winter
JWJian Wang
Jian Wang
Public transit is highly promoted worldwide to reduce traffic congestion. An evidence-based planning of stop locations and routes with regard to residential and workplace locations can reduce walking distances to transit and the number of transfers, which can improve service quality of public transport and thus increase ridership. This paper proposes a novel method of identifying residential and workplace locations from smart card data. The proposed method identifies relevant stops first and then refines their catchments to narrow down residential and workplace locations in three steps: defining constraints from the design of the public transport network, movement logic, and land use. In 2017, we tested the method using Beijing smart card data. The results show close to 69% residential locations inference rates and more than 72% workplace locations inference rates. The mean value of inferred areas is approximately 20% of the areas derived by traditional methods. Available data on alighting stops verify the inferred results at least for flat fare systems.

1 January 2018 in Modern Problems of Russian Transport Complex
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HTHarbin Institute of Technology
Harbin Institute of Technology
YTYuan Tian
Yuan Tian
Aleksandr RakhmangulovAleksandr Rakhmangulov
Aleksandr Rakhmangulov
NUNosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University
Nosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University
DMDmitri Muravev
Dmitri Muravev
SWSiqing Wang
Siqing Wang
Алгоритм прогнозирования моментов времени прибытия городских пассажирских автобусов на основе Марковских цепей

30 January 2023 in Journal of Advanced Transportation
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YWYujia Wang
Yujia Wang
YTYuan Tian
Yuan Tian
BYBinyu Yang
Binyu Yang
JWJian Wang
Jian Wang
Xiaowei HuXiaowei Hu
Xiaowei Hu
SAShi An
Shi An
Many free-floating bicycle-sharing (FFBS) operators in cold region cities will put bicycles in warehouses and suspend services in winter due to factors such as safety and maintenance costs, resulting in the corresponding travel demand no longer be met. Considering the short-distance and green travel characteristics of FFBS, the flexible bus, as a sustainable demand-responsive transit service, is a suitable alternative transportation mode. To operate such a flexible bus system, service area and operation time planning is a key stage, however, the planning methods in relevant studies are not suitable for this research scenario. In view of the above, this paper proposed a data-driven method to determine the service area and operation time of flexible buses based on FFBS data. Firstly, an FFBS trip path reconstruction algorithm consists of fine-grained road network modelling and trajectory matching is proposed. Then, in the defined time slice, incorporating the idea of ride-sharing routes generation, according to the density-based clustering principle and considering topology between trajectories, a path clustering algorithm PATHSCAN is developed to generate the one-day path clusters. After that, a frequent pattern mining algorithm is applied to the multiday path clusters, and frequent pattern results with spatio-temporal correlation will be merged into the final service area. The generated planning results will cover ride-matching trips and high-frequency riding paths. Detailed application analysis and verification are carried out by using the real data from Tianjin, China. Through the evaluation and verification under the relatively limited experimental data set, the proposed data-driven method shows ideal planning results. Flexible bus service can supplement the green short-distance travel mode after the suspension of FFBS and can avoid FFBS travel demands switched to unsustainable transportation modes to a large extent. This study will contribute to urban sustainable transportation development and improving greenness.