Eran Ben-Elia is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Geography and Environmental Development at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel and Head of the GAMES (Game-based models) lab. He received his PhD in Transportation Science and M.Sc in Urban Planning from the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. His research focuses on understanding and shaping human spatial behaviors using methodologies such as serious gaming, big data analytics and agent-based simulation models. In particular, he is interested in utilizing ICT and other emerging technologies to promote sustainable travel behaviors and inclusive transportation planning.

• 1. Communication and its relationship with digital and physical mobility patterns—A reviewPeter van der Waerden, Mike Bérénos and Geert Wets2. Review of international journey planning system to welcoming MaaSPaulus Aditjandra3. Weather, travel behavior, and the influence and potential of ICT to improve resilienceHannah Budnitz, Lee Chapman and Emmanouil Tranos4. Relationships between mobile phone usage and activity-travel behavior: A review of the literature and an exampleYihong Wang, Gonçalo Homem de Almeida Correia and Bart van Arem5. ICT, millennials’ lifestyles and travel choicesYongsung Lee and Giovanni Circella6. The wicked problem of travel time use and the effects of ICTsGlenn Lyons7. Activities while travelling? Travel time perception and travel time use in an era of automated drivingViktoriya Kolarova, Rita Cyganski and Barbara Lenz8. Triggering behavior changes with information and incentives: An active traffic and demand management-oriented reviewQing Tang and Xianbiao Hu9. Travel modeling under foreseeable communications-and-mobility technologies: Part I (short-term view)Yupo Chan10. Travel modeling under emerging communications and mobility technologies: Part II (long-term view)Yupo Chan

Eran Ben-Elia is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Geography and Environmental Development at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel and Head of the GAMES (Game-based models) lab. He received his PhD in Transportation Science and M.Sc in Urban Planning from the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. His research focuses on understanding and shaping human spatial behaviors using methodologies such as serious gaming, big data analytics and agent-based simulation models. In particular, he is interested in utilizing ICT and other emerging technologies to promote sustainable travel behaviors and inclusive transportation planning.

• 1. Communication and its relationship with digital and physical mobility patterns—A reviewPeter van der Waerden, Mike Bérénos and Geert Wets2. Review of international journey planning system to welcoming MaaSPaulus Aditjandra3. Weather, travel behavior, and the influence and potential of ICT to improve resilienceHannah Budnitz, Lee Chapman and Emmanouil Tranos4. Relationships between mobile phone usage and activity-travel behavior: A review of the literature and an exampleYihong Wang, Gonçalo Homem de Almeida Correia and Bart van Arem5. ICT, millennials’ lifestyles and travel choicesYongsung Lee and Giovanni Circella6. The wicked problem of travel time use and the effects of ICTsGlenn Lyons7. Activities while travelling? Travel time perception and travel time use in an era of automated drivingViktoriya Kolarova, Rita Cyganski and Barbara Lenz8. Triggering behavior changes with information and incentives: An active traffic and demand management-oriented reviewQing Tang and Xianbiao Hu9. Travel modeling under foreseeable communications-and-mobility technologies: Part I (short-term view)Yupo Chan10. Travel modeling under emerging communications and mobility technologies: Part II (long-term view)Yupo Chan

Eran Ben-Elia is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Geography and Environmental Development at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel and Head of the GAMES (Game-based models) lab. He received his PhD in Transportation Science and M.Sc in Urban Planning from the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. His research focuses on understanding and shaping human spatial behaviors using methodologies such as serious gaming, big data analytics and agent-based simulation models. In particular, he is interested in utilizing ICT and other emerging technologies to promote sustainable travel behaviors and inclusive transportation planning.

• 1. Communication and its relationship with digital and physical mobility patterns—A reviewPeter van der Waerden, Mike Bérénos and Geert Wets2. Review of international journey planning system to welcoming MaaSPaulus Aditjandra3. Weather, travel behavior, and the influence and potential of ICT to improve resilienceHannah Budnitz, Lee Chapman and Emmanouil Tranos4. Relationships between mobile phone usage and activity-travel behavior: A review of the literature and an exampleYihong Wang, Gonçalo Homem de Almeida Correia and Bart van Arem5. ICT, millennials’ lifestyles and travel choicesYongsung Lee and Giovanni Circella6. The wicked problem of travel time use and the effects of ICTsGlenn Lyons7. Activities while travelling? Travel time perception and travel time use in an era of automated drivingViktoriya Kolarova, Rita Cyganski and Barbara Lenz8. Triggering behavior changes with information and incentives: An active traffic and demand management-oriented reviewQing Tang and Xianbiao Hu9. Travel modeling under foreseeable communications-and-mobility technologies: Part I (short-term view)Yupo Chan10. Travel modeling under emerging communications and mobility technologies: Part II (long-term view)Yupo Chan