OYAMA Yuki

OYAMA Yuki is an Associate Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at The University of Tokyo. Their research focuses on urban spatial planning, transportation network analysis, travel behavior, and activity modeling. OYAMA leads the Behavior in Networks (BinN) Studies Unit and is affiliated with the Activity Landscape Design (ActScape) Lab. Their work includes analyzing pedestrian route choice, joint destination choice modeling, and the impact of road pedestrianization on traffic. OYAMA's recent publications appear in journals such as Journal of Transport Geography and Transportation Research Part C. Their profile page provides updates on recent research and academic activities.

Yuki Oyama is a researcher at The University of Tokyo, specializing in Transportation Behavior Modeling, Traffic Assignment, and Urban Planning. Their work focuses on understanding and modeling human behavior in transportation systems, particularly through the lens of dynamic traffic assignment and pedestrian activity patterns. Oyama's research includes developing advanced models for route choice, such as the discounted recursive logit model and Markovian traffic equilibrium assignment. They also explore the impact of urban design on pedestrian behavior and the integration of social factors into transportation planning. Their publications highlight the importance of spatial and temporal attributes in shaping travel decisions and the role of technology in analyzing mobility patterns.