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Journals

  1. Rosa Félix, Filipe Moura, Robin Lovelace. Reproducible methods for modeling combined public transport and cycling trips and associated benefits: Evidence from the biclaR tool. Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, 117(2025):102230, April 2025.

  2. Mauricio Orozco-Fontalvo, André Soares Lopes, David Vale, Filipe Moura. IMPReSS: A comprehensive method to classify MaaS systems. Transport Policy, 155:234-241, July 2024

  3. Sergio Useche, Sebastián Robayo, Mauricio Orozco-Fontalvo. The hidden cost of your ‘too fast food’: stress-related factors and fatigue predict food delivery riders’ occupational crashes. International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics, 1-10, June 2024.

  4. Mauricio Orozco-Fontalvo, Luis Llerena, Victor Cantillo. E-scooters: how do latent and socioeconomic factors affect their usage in the global south? Implications for policy planning. Transportation Planning & Technology, 1-21, May 2024.

  5. Miguel Costa, Carlos Lima Azevedo, Felix Wilhem Siebert, Manuel Marques, Filipe Moura. Unraveling the relation between cycling accidents and built environment typologies: Capturing spatial heterogeneity through a latent class discrete outcome model. Accident Analysis & Prevention, 200:107533, June 2024.

  6. Mariza Motta Queiroz, Carlos Roque, Filipe Moura, João Marôco. Understanding the expectations of parents regarding their children’s school commuting by public transport using latent Dirichlet Allocation Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 181:103986, March 2024.

  7. Sergio Useche, Mauricio Orozco-Fontalvo, et al. Yes, size does matter (for cycling safety)! Comparing behavioral and safety outcomes in S, M, L, and XL cities from 18 countries. Journal of Transport Geography, 114, December 2023.

  8. Gabriel Valença, Filipe Moura, Ana Morais de Sá. Where is it complex to reallocate road space? Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science, November 2023.

  9. Mauricio Orozco-Fontalvo, Filipe Moura. Refocusing MaaS approach: A brief. Transport Policy, 141:340-342, September 2023.

  10. Gabriel Valença, Filipe Moura, Ana Morais de Sá. Exploring criteria for reallocating road space dynamically: lessons from a workshop with experts. Journal of Urban Design, August 2023.

  11. Mateus Humberto. How to translate justice theory into urban transport metrics? Synchronic assessment of Latin American cities based on equality, priority and sufficiency. Journal of Transport Geography, 110:103630, June 2023.

  12. André Soares Lopes, Mauricio Orozco-Fontalvo, Filipe Moura, David Vale. Mobility as a service and socio-territorial inequalities: A systematic literature review. The Journal of Transport and Land Use, 19:215-240, June 2023.

  13. Ana Filipa Reis, Patrícia Baptista, Filipe Moura. How to promote the environmental sustainability of shared e-scooters. Journal of Urban Mobility, 3:100044, December 2023.

  14. Rosa Félix, Mauricio Orozco-Fontalvo, Filipe Moura. Socio-economic assessment of shared e-scooters: do the benefits overcome the externalities?. Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment, 118:103714, May 2023.

  15. Gabriel Valença, Filipe Moura, Ana Morais de Sá. How can we develop road space allocation solutions for smart cities using emerging information technologies? A review using text mining. International Journal of Information Management Data Insights, 3(1):100150, April 2023.

  16. Filipe Moura, Gabriel Valença, Rosa Félix, David Vale. The impact of public bike-sharing systems on mobility patterns: Generating or replacing trips?. International Journal of Sustainable Transportation, January 2023.

  17. Andrea Arevalo-Tamara, Angela Caicedo, Mauricio Orozco-Fontalvo, Sergio Useche. Distracted driving in relation to risky road behaviors and traffic crashes in Bogota, Colombia. Safety Science, 153:105803, September 2022.

  18. Miguel Costa, Rosa Félix, Manuel Marques, Filipe Moura. Impact of COVID-19 lockdown on the behavior change of cyclists in Lisbon, using multinomial logit regression analysis. Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives, 14:100609, June 2022.

  19. Mohammad Sadegh Bahadori, Alexandre B. Gonçalves, Filipe Moura. A GIS-MCDM Method for Ranking Potential Station Locations in the Expansion of Bike-Sharing Systems. Axioms, 11(6), 263. May 2022.

  20. Miguel Costa, Manuel Marques, Carlos Roque, and Filipe Moura, CYCLANDS: Cycling geo-located accidents, their details and severities, Sci Data 9, 237, May 2022.

  21. Robin Lovelace, Rosa Félix, Dustin Carlino. Jittering: A Computationally Efficient Method for Generating Realistic Route Networks from Origin-Destination Data. Findings, April 2022.

  22. Mauricio Orozco-Fontalvo, Luis Llerena, Victor Cantillo. Dockless electric scooters: A review of a growing micromobility mode. International Journal of Sustainable Transportation, March 2022.

  23. Jose Soto, Mauricio Orozco-Fontalvo, Sergio A. Useche. Public transportation and fear of crime at BRT Systems: Approaching to the case of Barranquilla (Colombia) through integrated choice and latent variable models. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice 155, 142-160, January 2022.

  24. Mateus Humberto, Filipe Moura, Mariana Giannotti. Incorporating children’s views and perceptions about urban mobility: Implementation of the “philosophy with children” inquiry approach with young children. Travel Behaviour and Society, 26:168-177, January 2022.

  25. Gabriel Valença, Filipe Moura, Ana Morais de Sá. Main challenges and opportunities to dynamic road space allocation: From static to dynamic urban designs. Journal of Urban Mobility, 1:100008, December 2021.

  26. O Oviedo-Trespalacios, E Rubie, S Aquino, J Natividade, JT Bastos, … Pollution-Aware Walking in 16 Countries: An Application of the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB). Journal of Transport & Health 22 (Supplement), 101166, September 2021.

  27. O Oviedo-Trespalacios, AK Çelik, A Marti-Belda, A Włodarczyk, D Demant, … Alcohol-impaired walking in 16 countries: a theory-based investigation. Accident Analysis & Prevention 159, 106212, September 2021.

  28. Miguel Costa, Manuel Marques, and Filipe Moura, A Circuity Temporal Analysis of Urban Street Networks Using Open Data: A Lisbon Case Study, ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information, vol. 10, no. 7, p. 453, Jul. 2021.

  29. Miguel Centeno Brito, Teresa Santos, Filipe Moura, David Pêra, Jorge Rocha. Urban Solar potential for vehicle integrated photovoltaics. Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment, 94:102810, May 2021.

  30. Rita Rodrigues, Filipe Moura, Ana Bastos Silva, Álvaro Seco. The determinants of Portuguese preference for vehicle automation: A descriptive and explanatory study. Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour, 76:121-138, January 2021.

  31. Mateus Humberto, Filipe Moura, Mariana Giannotti. Can outdoor activities and inquiry sessions change the travel behavior of children and their caregivers? Empirical research in public preschools in São Paulo (Brazil). Journal of Transport Geography, 90:102922, January 2021.

  32. Gabriel Valença and Enilson Santos. A relação entre o conceito de ruascompletas e a Política Nacional de Mobilidade Urbana: aplicação a um projeto viário em Natal-RN, Brasil. Revista EURE – Revista de Estudios Urbano Regionales, 46(139):73-89, September 2020.

  33. SA Useche, B Cendales, F Alonso, M Orozco-Fontalvo. A matter of style? Testing the moderating effect of driving styles on the relationship between job strain and work-related crashes of professional drivers. Transportation research part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour 72, 307-317, July 2020,

  34. A Arévalo-Támara, M Orozco-Fontalvo, V Cantillo. Factors Influencing Crash Frequency on Colombian Rural Roads. Promet-Traffic&Transportation 32 (4), 449-460, July 2020.

  35. Rosa Félix, Paulo Cambra and Filipe Moura. Build it and give ’em bikes, and they will come: the effects of cycling infrastructure and bike-sharing system in Lisbon. Case Studies on Transport Policy, 8(2):672-682, June 2020.

  36. Mariza Motta Queiroz, Carlos Roque and Filipe Moura. Shifting from Private to Public Transport using Duration-Based Modeling of a School-Based Intervention. Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2674(7):540-554, June 2020.

  37. Mateus Humberto, Bruna Pizzol, Filipe Moura, Mariana Giannotti, Marcos Paulo de Lucca-Silveira. Investigating the Mobility Capabilities and Functionings in Accessing Schools Through Walking: A Quantitative Assessment of Public and Private Schools in São Paulo (Brazil). Journal of Human Development and Capabilities, 21(2):183-204, March 2020.

  38. Paulo Cambra and Filipe Moura. How does walkability change relate to walking behavior change? Effects of a street improvement in pedestrian volumes and walking experience. Journal of Transport & Health, 16: 100797, March 2020.

  39. M Orozco-Fontalvo, S Martinez, J Arellana, L Vega. A BWS Application to Identify Factors Affecting User Preferences for Parking Choices at University Campuses. Revista Ingenieria y Universidad 24 (1), 1-17, February 2020,

  40. Rosa Félix, Filipe Moura and Kelly J. Clifton. Maturing urban cycling: Comparing barriers and motivators to bicycle of cyclists and non-cyclists in Lisbon, Portugal. Journal of Transport & Health, 15: 100628, December 2019.

  41. Rosa Félix, Ricardo Sobral, Filipe Moura. Fleet sizing a university bike loan program: assessment of realistic and non-realistic users’ interest. OSF Preprints [Preprint]. December 2019.

  42. Mateus Humberto, Rodrigo Laboissière, Mariana Giannotti, Cláudio Luiz Marte, Daniel Agostini Cruz, Henrique Primon. Walking and walkability: do built environment measures correspond with pedestrian activity? . Ambiente Construído, 29(4):23-36, October 2019.

  43. M Orozco-Fontalvo, J Soto, A Arévalo, O Oviedo-Trespalacios. Women’s perceived risk of sexual harassment in a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system: The case of Barranquilla, Colombia. Journal of Transport & Health 14, 100598, September 2019.

  44. Carolina Barreiros, Mateus Humberto, Simone Berle. Deslocamentos e filosofia: estudo sobre as percepções do espaço e do movimento com crianças pequenas. Praxis & Saber, 10(23):177. June 2019

  45. Paulo Cambra, Alexandre Gonçalves and Filipe Moura. The digital pedestrian network in complex urban contexts: A primer discussion on typological specifications. Finisterra, 54(110):155-170, May 2019

  46. Carlos Fernandes, Carlos Oliveira Cruz and Filipe Moura. Ex post evaluation of PPP government-led renegotiations: Impacts on the financing of road infrastructure. The Engineering Economist, 64(2):116-141, 2019.

  47. Mateus Humberto, Bruna Pizzol, Mariana Giannotti, Filipe Moura. O acesso das crianças às escolas em São Paulo Avaliação quantitativa de creches e pré-escolas com foco na mobilidade a pé. Revista dos Transportes Públicos, 41(3):55-60, December 2018.

  48. M Orozco-Fontalvo, A Arévalo-Támara, T Guerrero-Barbosa, M G Torres. Bicycle choice modeling: A study of university trips in a small Colombian city. Journal of Transport & Health 9, 264-274, June 2018.

  49. Ryan F. Allard and Filipe Moura. Effect of transport transfer quality on intercity passenger mode choice. Transportation research part A, 109:89-107, 2018.

  50. Gabriel Valença and Enilson Santos. O conceito de ruas completas e a infraestrutura cicloviária: a experiência de Toronto, Canadá. Espacios, 39(8):26-33, January 2018.

  51. Heather Luclaire Jones, Filipe Moura and Tiago Domingos. Transportation Infrastructure Project Evaluation: Transforming CBA to Include a Life Cycle Perspective. 745-771. Springer, 2017.

  52. Filipe Moura, Joana Magalhães da Silva and Luis Picado Santos. Growing from incipient to potentially large cycle networks: screening the road network of the consolidated urban area of Lisbon. European Journal of Transport & Infrastructure Research, 17(1):170-190, 2017.

  53. Heather Jones, Filipe Moura and Tiago Domingos. Life cycle assessment of high-speed rail: a case study in Portugal. International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment , 22(3):410-422, 2017.

  54. Gholam Ali Shafabakhsh, Afshin Famili, Mohammad Sadegh Bahadori. GIS-based spatial analysis of urban traffic accidents: Case study in Mashhad, Iran. Journal of Traffic and Transportation Engineering (English Edition), 4(3), 290 -299, 2017.

  55. JJCE Eras, MO Fontalvo, CA Rueda, HH Herrera, PR Leiro. Evaluación de la calidad de vida urbana en las principales ciudades colombianas. Revista Brasileira de Gestão e Desenvolvimento Regional 13 (1), 2017

  56. Filipe Moura, Paulo Cambra and Alexandre Gonçalves. Measuring walkability for distinct pedestrian groups with a participatory assessment method: A case study in Lisbon. Landscape and Urban Planning, 157:282-296, January 2017.

  57. Kelly Clifton and Filipe Moura. Conceptual Framework for Understanding Latent Demand: Accounting for Unrealized Activities and Travel. Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 78-83, January 2017.

  58. Rosa Félix, Filipe Moura and Kelly J. Clifton. Typologies of Urban Cyclists: Review of Market Segmentation Methods for Planning Practice. Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2662:125-133, January 2017.

  59. Luis Miguel Martinez, Gonçalo Correia, Filipe Moura and M. Mendes Lopes. Insights into car-sharing demand dynamics: outputs of an agent-based model application to Lisbon, Portugal. International Journal of Sustainable Transportation, 148-159, August 2016.

  60. Carlos Fernandes, Miguel Ferreira and Filipe Moura. PPPs – True Financial Costs and Hidden Returns. Transport Reviews, 36(2):207-227, 2016.

  61. J. P. Pritchard, Filipe Moura and João de Abreu e Silva. Incorporating social network data in mobility studies: Benefits and takeaways from an applied survey methodology. Case Studies in Transport Policy, 4(4):279-293, 2016.

  62. Ryan F. Allard and Filipe Moura. The Incorporation of Passenger Connectivity and Intermodal Considerations in Intercity Transport Planning. Transport Reviews, 36(2):251-277, 2016.

  63. Olga Petrik, João de Abreu e Silva and Filipe Moura. Stated preference surveys in transport demand modeling: disengagement of respondents. Transportation Letters: The International Journal of Transportation Research, 8(1):13-25, 2016.

  64. Olga Petrik, Filipe Moura and João de Abreu e Silva. Measuring uncertainty in discrete choice travel demand forecasting models. Transportation Planning and Technology, 39(2):218-237, 2016.

  65. Marta Braz Silva and Filipe Moura. Electric vehicle diffusion in the Portuguese automobile market. International Journal of Sustainable Transportation, 10(2):49-64, January 2016.

  66. Carlos Roque, Filipe Moura and João Lourenço Cardoso. Detecting unforgiving roadside contributors through the severity analysis of ran-off-road crashes. Accident Analysis and Prevention, 80:262-273, July 2015.

  67. Beatriz Condessa, Ana Morais de Sá, Paulo Cambra and José Antunes Ferreira. Land Readjustment in Portugal: the case of Sines. Town Planning Review, 86(4):381-410, 2015.

  68. João de Abreu e Silva, Filipe Moura, Bernardo Garcia and Rodrigo Vargas. Influential vectors in fuel consumption by an urban bus operator: Bus route, driver behavior or vehicle type?. Transportation Research Part D, 38:94-104, 2015.

  69. Sofia Kalakou, Voula Psaraki-Kalouptsidi and Filipe Moura. Future airport terminals: New technologies promise capacity gains. Journal of Air Transport Management, 42:203-212, 2015.

  70. Ryan F. Allard and Filipe Moura. Optimizing High-Speed Rail and Air Transport Intermodal Passenger Network Design. Transportation Research Record, 11-20, 2014.

  71. M. Mendes Lopes, Filipe Moura and Luis Miguel Martinez. A rule-based approach for determining the plausible universe of Electric Vehicle buyers in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area. Transportation Research Part A, 59:22-36, January 2014.

  72. Sofia Kalakou and Filipe Moura. Bridging the Gap in Planning Indoor Pedestrian Facilities. Transport Reviews, 34(4):474-500, January 2014.

  73. Olga Petrik, João de Abreu e Silva and Filipe Moura. Impact of Distribution Choice for Representing Input Variation Analysis of Uncertainty in Travel Demand Simulation in Context of Information Shortage. Transportation Research Record, 40-48, 2013.

  74. Hal Turton and Filipe Moura. Vehicle-to-grid systems for sustainable development: An integrated energy analysis. Technological Forecasting & Social Change, October 2008.

Conferences (with procedia)

  1. Ana Karina Christ, Miguel Costa, Manuel Marques, Carlos Roque, Filipe Moura. Perceiving objective cycling safety: a systematic literature review. Transport Research Arena (TRA) Conference, Lisbon, November 2022. Transportation Research Procedia 72(2023):1380-1387.

  2. Freddy Nogueira, Filipe Moura, Ana Morais de Sá. The phase of experimentation in public spaces: the cases of Milan, Barcelona and Rio de Janeiro. Transport Research Arena (TRA) Conference, Lisbon, November 2022. Transportation Research Procedia 72(2023):3419-3426.

  3. Mateus Humberto, Rosa Félix, Filipe Moura. How equal is accessibility to cycling infrastructure? A ranking to compare territories in Lisbon, Portugal. Transport Research Arena (TRA) Conference, Lisbon, November 2022. Transportation Research Procedia 72(2023):2472-2478.

  4. Robin Lovelace, Rosa Félix, Dustin Carlino. Exploring Jittering and Routing Options for Converting Origin-Destination Data Into Route Networks: Towards Accurate Estimates of Movement at the Street Level. Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial (FOSS4G), Florence, August 2022.

  5. Rosa Félix, Gabriel Valença, and Filipe Moura. O impacte de incentivos públicos à aquisição de bicicletas elétricas na adoção do modo ciclável – o caso de Lisboa. 10º Congresso Rodoferroviário Português, Lisboa, July 2022.

  6. Miguel Costa, Manuel Marques, and Filipe Moura. Como é que as redes rodoviárias, pedonais e cicláveis mudam ao longo do tempo? Uma análise da rectilinearidade em Lisboa, Portugal. 10º Congresso Rodoferroviário Português, Lisboa, July 2022.

  7. Mariza Motta Queiroz, Carlos Roque, and Filipe Moura. A avaliação da mudança do transporte privado para o público em comunidades escolares usando modelos de duração. 10º Congresso Rodoferroviário Português, Lisboa, July 2022.

  8. Ana Karina Christ, Miguel Costa, Manuel Marques, Carlos Roque, and Filipe Moura. Percebendo a segurança objetiva dos ciclistas urbanos: uma revisão sistemática da literatura. 10º Congresso Rodoferroviário Português, Lisboa, July 2022.

  9. Tomás Tavares, Rosa Félix, and Filipe Moura. O uso da microssimulação no apoio ao desenho de Redes Cicláveis – o caso da Av. de Roma, Lisboa. 10º Congresso Rodoferroviário Português, Lisboa, July 2022.

  10. Gabriel Valença, Gabriel Stumpf, Cláudia Soares, Filipe Moura. Screening walkability violations through self-reported claims by smartphone detection: The case of Lisbon, Portugal. 24th EURO Working Group on Transportation Meeting, Aveiro, Portugal, September 2021. Transportation Research Procedia 62 (2022) 648–655.

  11. Freddy Nogueira, Filipe Moura, Ana Sá. Tactical interventions to promote micromobility in suburban areas: a comparative analysis of existing methods. 13th Annual Conference on Planning Research – Planning for Human Scale Cities (2021)

  12. Tomás Ferreira, Sofia Kalakou. Strategic Planning for Urban Air Mobility: Perceptions of Citizens and Potential Users on Autonomous Flying Vehicles. In: Nathanail E.G., Adamos G., Karakikes I. (eds) Advances in Mobility-as-a-Service Systems. CSUM 2020. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 1278. Springer, Cham, 2021.

  13. Anastasia Founta, Olympia Papadopoulou, Sofia Kalakou, Georgios Georgiadis. Building Capacity of Small-Medium Cities’ Local Authorities to Implement MaaS and Other Innovative Transport Schemes. In: Nathanail E.G., Adamos G., Karakikes I. (eds) Advances in Mobility-as-a-Service Systems. CSUM 2020. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 1278. Springer, Cham, 2021.

  14. Mariza Motta Queiroz, Pedro Celeste and Filipe Moura. Matching users´ expectations in school public behavior: where are we in public transport?. 8th Transport Research Arena TRA 2020 (canceled), Helsinki, Finland. April, 2020

  15. Miguel Costa, Paulo Cambra, Filipe Moura and Manuel Marques. WalkBot: A Portable System to Scan Sidewalks. IEEE International Smart Cities Conference, Casablanca, Morocco, October 2019

  16. Mariza Motta Queiroz, Pedro Celeste and Filipe Moura. School commuting: the influence of soft and hard factors to shift to public transport. 22nd EURO Working Group on Transportation Meeting, Barcelona, Spain, September 2019. Transportation Research Procedia 47 (2020) 625–632.

  17. Pedro Rodrigues, Ana Martins, Sofia Kalakou and Filipe Moura. Spatiotemporal Variation of Taxi Demand. 22nd EURO Working Group on Transportation Meeting, Barcelona, Spain, September 2019. Transportation Research Procedia 47 (2020) 664–671.

  18. Paulo Cambra, Miguel Costa, Manuel Marques and Filipe Moura. WalkBot – Desenvolvimento de um Equipamento de Avaliação da Qualidade da Infra-estrutura Pedonal com Recurso a Processamento de Imagem Tridimensional. 9º Congresso Rodoviário Português, Lisboa, Portugal, May 2019

  19. Angélica Magrini Rigo, Filipe Moura and Teresa V. Heitor. Avaliação das Condições de Caminhabilidade: Contribuições da Metodologia da Sintaxe Espacial. 9º Congresso Rodoviário Português, Lisboa, May 2019.

  20. Mariza Motta Queiroz, Pedro Celeste and Filipe Moura. Influência das características sócio-demográficas e a distância à escola na procura latente do transporte público coletivo. 9º Congresso Rodoviário Português, Lisboa, May 2019.

  21. Filipe Moura, Carlos Roque, and Mateus Humberto. Mudança para a mobilidade sustentável na infância: uma avaliação dos impactos das campanhas “a Serpente Papa-Léguas” nas escolas primárias portuguesas. 9º Congresso Rodoviário Português, Lisboa, May 2019.

  22. Ana Martins, Filipe Moura and Carlos Lima Azevedo. Um modelo de avaliação de sistemas de veículos autónomos partilhados: Peer-to-peer vs Fleet based systems. 9º Congresso Rodoviário Português, Lisboa, May 2019.

  23. Filipe Moura, Rosa Félix and Carlos Roque. Avaliação do impacte potencial do Programa U-Bike nos padrões de mobilidade da comunidade do Instituto Superior Técnico. 9º Congresso Rodoviário Português, Lisboa, May 2019.

  24. Pedro Rodrigues, Ana Martins, Sofia Kalakou and Filipe Moura. Previsão espaciotemporal da procura de táxis em Lisboa. 9º Congresso Rodoviário Português, Lisboa, May 2019.

  25. Rosa Félix, Filipe Moura and Kelly Clifton. Comparação de barreiras e motivadores para a adoção da bicicleta em Lisboa. 9º Congresso Rodoviário Português, Lisboa, May 2019.

  26. Mohammad Sadegh Bahadori, Alexandre Bacelar Gonçalves, Filipe Moura. Fatores Críticos na Operação de Sistemas de Bicicletas Partilhadas: Revisão do Estado da Arte. 9º Congresso Rodoviário Português, Lisboa, May 2019.

  27. Luiz Marcelo Teixeira Alves, Mateus Humberto, Rafael Gustavo S. Siqueira. Avaliação da efetividade da PNMU: perfil dos municípios e contribuições para o avanço da política. 32º Congresso de Pesquisa e Ensino em Transporte da ANPET, Gramado (Brasil), November 2018.

  28. Mateus Humberto, Bruna Pizzol, Mariana Giannotti, and Filipe Moura. Investigating the mobility capabilities and functionings of children and their caregivers: a quantitative assessment of preschools in São Paulo (Brazil), with focus on walking and the right to the city. 2018 HDCA Annual Conference, Buenos Aires (Argentina), August 2018.

  29. Gabriel Valença and Enilson Santos. O conceito de ruas completas: aplicação a um projeto viário em Natal-RN, Brasil, considerando a Política Nacional de Mobilidade Urbana. CLATPU: Actas del XX Congreso Latinoamericano de Transporte Público y Urbano, Medellín, Colômbia, 604-614, July 2018.

  30. Adriana Cristina Souza, Mateus Humberto, and Lua Bittencourt. Brazilian Women Walkability Index: Participatory Construction of a Nationwide Index to Promote Women Pedestrian Policy in a Developing Country. Transportation Research Board 97th Annual Meeting, Washington D.C. (USA), January 2018.

  31. Miguel Costa, B. Quintino Ferreira and Manuel Marques. A Context Aware and Video-Based Risk Descriptor for Cyclists. IEEE 20th International Conference on Intelligent Transportation, Yokohama, Japan, October 2017

  32. Enilson Santos and Gabriel Valença. Reflexões acerca da aplicação da lei da Política Nacional de Mobilidade Urbana e da elaboração de planos locais de mobilidade urbana no Brasil. CLATPU: Actas del XIX Congreso Latinoamericano de Transporte Público y Urbano, Montevidéu, Uruguai, November 2016.

  33. Gabriel Valença and Enilson Santos. A infraestrutura cicloviária e o conceito de ruas completas: lições da experiência de Toronto, Canadá. Pluris: Anais do 7º Congresso Luso Brasileiro para o Planejamento Urbano, Regional, Integrado e Sustentável, Maceió, AL, Brasil, 12, October 2016.

  34. Sofia Kalakou and Filipe Moura. Modelling passengers’ activity choice in airport terminal before the security checkpoint: The case of portela airport in Lisbon. 18th Euro Working Group on Transportation, EWGT 2015, 881-890, 2015.

  35. Sofia Kalakou, Filipe Moura and Vasco Medeiros. Analysis of airport configuration and passenger behaviour. SSS 2015 – 10th International Space Syntax Symposium, 2015.

  36. Mateus Humberto Andrade, Tom Buser, Henrique Barbosa Primon, Rafael Gustavo Silva Siqueira, Luiz Marcelo Teixeira Alves, Leonardo Carvalho Cordeiro, Júlia Savaglia Anversa, and Marina Kohler Harkot. Transporte e periferia: um estudo de caso no “Fundão” da M’Boi Mirim. 20º Congresso Brasileiro de Transporte e Trânsito, Santos (Brazil), June 2015.

  37. Alexandre B. Gonçalves, Paulo Cambra and Filipe Moura. Construção de indicadores de atratividade e acessibilidade pedonal para medição da “caminhabilidade” em sistemas de informação geográfica – Aplicação ao caso de Lisboa. Conferência Nacional de Geodecisão, Barreiro, May 2014.

  38. Rosa Félix, Alexandre Bacelar Gonçalves and Jorge Baptista e Silva. SIRCUL – Ferramenta interativa de planeamento de percursos para ciclistas e de apoio à gestão da mobilidade em Lisboa. Conferência Nacional de Geodecisão, Barreiro, May 2014.

  39. Heather Jones, Filipe Moura and Tiago Domingos. Transport infrastructure project evaluation using cost-benefit analysis. Procedia – Social and Behavioral Sciences, 111:400-409, 2014.

  40. John P. Pritchard, Filipe Moura, João de Abreu e Silva and Luis M. Martinez. Spatial analysis of transportation-related social exclusion in the Lisbon metropolitan area. Procedia – Social and Behavioral Sciences, 111:440-449, 2014.

  41. Jorge Baptista e Silva, Rosa Félix, Alexandre Bacelar Gonçalves and Fernando Nunes da Silva. A Participative Bike Route Planner to Improve Adaptive Cycling Strategies in Cycling Starter Cities – typology of cyclists and cycling preferences in Lisbon. AESOP-ACSP Joint Congress, Dublin, Ireland, July 2013.

  42. Mateus Humberto Andrade, Júlia Savaglia Anversa, Patricia Buranello Brandão, Tom Bernardes Buser, Mariana Novaski, Yuri Paz, Rafael Stucchi, and Haydée Svab. Mobilidade na extensão universitária: da teoria à prática de planejamento urbano. 19º Congresso Brasileiro de Transporte e Trânsito, Brasília (Brazil), June 2013.

  43. Rosa Félix and Jorge Baptista e Silva. User’s needs and preferences for network cycling planning and management in the city of Lisbon, a Starter city. ICHC2013 – XXIVth International Cycling History Conference, Palácio Foz, Lisboa, May 2013.

  44. Tiago Mesquita Carvalho, Rosa Félix and Gonçalo Duarte Santos. The role of a community bicycle shop in cycling policies: the case of Lisbon. ICHC2013 – XXIV International Cycling History Conference, Palácio Foz, Lisboa, May 2013.

  45. Mateus Humberto Andrade, Alex Abiko, and Patricia Aulicino. Analysis of sustainability in the slum upgrading process: the stormwater subsystem and the accessibility, mobility and transport. SB11 Helsinki World Sustainable Building Conference, Helsinki (Finland), October 2011.

  46. Filipe Moura and José Manuel Viegas. Car ‘organ-transplant’: anticipating energy and environmental benefits of cleaner technologies. ECEEE 2009 Summer Study, 1940, June 2010.

  47. Evaluation of performance-aware internal vertical sealing systems: a case study comparing two types of walls using life cycle assessment for the same acoustic performance, Ana Karina Christ, Gabriela Bertoli, Ana Passuello​, in Anais do VII Congresso Brasileiro sobre Gestão do Ciclo de Vida, Gramado, 2020

Conferences

  1. Freddy Nogueira, Filipe Moura, Ana Morais de Sá. Micromobility Supported by Tactical Interventions: learning from and acting during contexts of disruption. 18th Meeting of the Transports Study Group (2022)

  2. Mohammad Sadegh Bahadori, Alexandre Bacelar Gonçalves, Filipe Moura. What are Mixed e-Bike Sharing Systems?. XVI Congresso Ibérico “A Bicicleta e a Cidade” Para além da Mobilidade” – Mobilidade Inteligente, Mobilidade Sustentável, Casa das Histórias Paula Rego, Cascais, Portugal, May 2019.

  3. Ana Martins, Filipe Moura and Carlos Lima Azevedo. Road safety in an uncertain technological future. 31st ICTCT Conference, Porto, October 2018.

  4. Mohammad Sadegh Bahadori and Afshin Famili. Clustering Analysis of Rural Traffic Accidents, Case study: Shahrud-Sabzevar Road, Iran. 2nd Doctoral Congress in Engineering, Porto, Portugal, June 8, 2017.

  5. Rosa Félix, Jorge Baptista e Silva and Alexandre Bacelar Gonçalves. Conhecer os utilizadores para planear as infra-estruturas cicláveis em meio urbano. XI Congresso Ibérico “A Bicicleta e a Cidade” – Mobilidade Inteligente, Mobilidade Sustentável, Lisboa, May 2014.

  6. Rosa Félix, Alexandre Bacelar Gonçalves and Jorge Baptista e Silva. A web and GIS-based tool (SIRCuL) for a better cycling network planning and mobility management – interfacing bicycle users data and local administration policies. CITTA 6th Annual Conference on Planning Research, Coimbra, May 2013.

  7. Beatriz Condessa, Paulo Jorge Monteiro de Cambra, Ana dos Santos Morais de Sá and José Álvaro Pereira Antunes. Land Readjustment Pitfalls in Portugal and the Role of Equity. AESOP 26th Annual Congress, Ankara, Turquia, July 2012.

Book Chapters

  1. Rosa Félix and Filipe Moura (2020). Sistema de bicicletas partilhadas de Lisboa – GIRA. in: Andrade, V., De Castro, J. (Eds.), Bicicletas nas Cidades: Experiências de Compartilhamento, Diversidade e Tecnologia. Relicário, Rio de Janeiro. ISBN: 978-6586279023.

  2. Filipe Moura and Sofia Kalakou (2019). Active Modes and Sustainability. In: Leal Filho W., Azul A., Brandli L., Özuyar P., Wall T. (Eds) Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure. Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Springer, Cham. ISBN: 9783319710594.

  3. Filipe Moura and João de Abreu e Silva (2019). Smart Cities: Definitions, Evolution of the Concept and Examples of Initiatives. In: Leal Filho W., Azul A., Brandli L., Özuyar P., Wall T. (Eds) Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure. Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Springer, Cham. ISBN: 9783319710594.

  4. Heather Jones, Filipe Moura, and Tiago Domingos (2018) Transportation Infrastructure Project Evaluation: Transforming CBA to Include a Life Cycle Perspective. In: Leal Filho W. (Eds), Handbook of Sustainability Science and Research, pp. 745-771. World Sustainability Series. Springer, Cham. ISBN: 9783319630076.

  5. Mariana Giannoti, Mateus Andrade, Marina Kohler Harkot, Paula Freire Santoro (2017). Gênero e andar a pé: A qualidade do ambiente construído incentiva igualmente mulheres e homens a caminhar? in: Andrade, V., Cunha Linke, C. (Eds.), Cidades para pedestres: a caminhabilidade no Brasil e no mundo. Babilonia Cultura Editorial, Rio de Janeiro. ISBN: 9788566317183.

  6. Olga Petrik, Filipe Moura, and João de Abreu e Silva (2014). The Influence of the Volume–Delay Function on Uncertainty Assessment for a Four-Step Model. In: de Sousa J., Rossi R. (Eds), Computer-based Modelling and Optimization in Transportation. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 262, pp. 293-306. Springer, Cham. ISBN: 9783319046303.

  7. Rosa Félix (2013). Preface of A Gloriosa Bicicleta: Compêndio de costumes, emoções e desvarios em duas rodas. Alves, L., & Carvalho, P. Texto Editores, Lisbon, pp. 11–12. ISBN: 9789724746555.

PhD Thesis

  1. Cristian Adorean. Future urban mobility governance. Opportunities and challenges of electric micromobility in Lisbon, Cluj-Napoca and Madrid. Supervisor: Jordi Nofre (FCSH-UNL); Co-Supervisor: Filipe Moura (IST).
    (on going)

  2. Mauricio Orozco-Fontalvo. MaaS governance: A collaborative model for public authority’s role definition. Supervisor: Filipe Moura (IST).
    (on going)

  3. Ana Karina Christ. Understanding the relationship between perceived and objective bicyclist safety. Supervisor: Filipe Moura (IST), Co-Supervisor: Carlos Almeida Roque (LNEC).
    (on going)

  4. Freddy Nogueira. Micromobility Supported by Tactical Interventions: learning from and acting during contexts of disruption. Supervisor: Filipe Moura (IST), Co-Supervisor: Ana Morais de Sá (IST).
    (on going)

  5. Miguel Costa. Objective and Subjective Risk Mapping for Urban Cyclists. Supervisor: Filipe Moura (IST); Co-Supervisor: Manuel Marques (IST).
    March 2024

  6. Gabriel Valença. Allocating road space dynamically over time in complex urban areas. Supervisor: Filipe Moura (IST), Co-Supervisor: Ana Morais de Sá (IST).
    December 2023

  7. Ana Martins. Peer-to-peer Autonomous Car-Sharing: a system architecture and impact assessment for Lisbon. Supervisor: Filipe Moura (IST); Co-Supervisor: Carlos Lima Azevedo (DTU).
    December 2023

  8. Mohammad Sadegh Bahadori. Dynamic virtual bicycle-sharing system stations location framework – A GIS-MCDM approach. Supervisor: Filipe Moura (IST); Co-Supervisor: Alexandre Bacelar Gonçalves(IST).
    December 2022

  9. Paulo Cambra. If you build it who will come? The effects of changing the urban environment in walking behavior. Supervisor: Filipe Moura (IST).
    May 2022

  10. Mateus Humberto Andrade. Promoting active mobility capabilities from childhood onwards: Impact of interventions in preschools of São Paulo (Brazil). Supervisor: Filipe Moura (IST); Co-Supervisor: Mariana Giannoti (Universidade de São Paulo).
    January 2021

  11. Mariza Queiroz. Commuting to school by public transport: on the development of marketing strategies to change travel behaviour. Supervisor: Filipe Moura (IST); Co-Supervisor: Pedro Celeste (Universidade Católica Portuguesa).
    December 2020

  12. Rosa Félix. Barriers and motivators to bicycle in cities with low cycling maturity: Lisbon case study. Supervisor: Filipe Moura (IST); Co-Supervisor: Kelly Clifton (Portland State University).
    November 2019

  13. Sofia Kalakou. Bringing new elements to airport terminal planning and operation: a pedestrian behavior and technology-oriented approach. Supervisor: Filipe Moura.
    March 2016

MSc Thesis

  1. Manuel Ferreira Filipe. Micro-mobility and last-mile urban food delivery: the case of Lisbon. MSc in Civil Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, June 2023. Supervisor: Filipe Moura; Co-Supervisor: Rosa Félix.

  2. Tomás Tavares. O uso da microssimulação no apoio ao desenho de redes cicláveis. O caso da Av. de Roma, Lisboa. MSc in Civil Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, Nov 2021. Supervisor: Filipe Moura; Co-Supervisor: Rosa Félix.

  3. Ana Filipa Reis. Avaliação de impactes ambientais de trotinete elétrica através da análise de ciclo de vida. MSc in Civil Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, Out 2020. Supervisor: Filipe Moura; Co-Supervisor: Patrícia Baptista.

  4. Freddy Paiva Nogueira. As Áreas Urbanas de Gênese Ilegal e a Inserção de Infraestruturas de Mobilidade Urbana: O Caso da Quinta dos Beliscos, Almada. MSc in Urbanismo Sustentável e Ordenamento do Território, Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia – Universidade NOVA, Dec 2019. Supervisor: João Farinha, Co-supervisor: Carla Batista.

  5. Pedro Rodrigues. Econometric and Machine Learning Methods to Predict Short-term Taxi Demand. MSc in Civil Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2019. Supervisor: Filipe Moura (IST); Co-Supervisor: Sofia Kalakou (ISCTE).

  6. Angélica Rigo. Assessing Walkability Conditions: Contributions of the Space Syntax methodology. MSc in Urbanism and Spatial Planning, Instituto Superior Técnico, December, 2018. Supervisor: Filipe Moura; Co-Supervisor: Teresa Heitor.

  7. Miguel Costa. Video-Based Risk Assessment for Cyclists. MSc in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, May 2017. Supervisor: Manuel Marques, Co-supervisor: João Paulo Costeira.

  8. Sara Teixeira. Estudo sobre a caminhabilidade urbana em Almada: uma aplicação do modelo IAAPE. MSc in Civil Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2017. Supervisor: Filipe Moura.

  9. David Abreu. Teste à robustez do método de avaliação da caminhabilidade IAAPE. MSc in Civil Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2017. Supervisor: Filipe Moura.

  10. Patrícia Carrajola. Mapeamento da percepção de risco rodoviário em ambiente urbano. MSc in Civil Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2017. Supervisor: Filipe Moura; Co-Supervisor: Manuel Marques.

  11. André Ferreira. Índices de caminhabilidade urbana: uma aplicação do projeto IAAPE ao planeamento urbano. MSc in Civil Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2017. Supervisor: Filipe Moura; Co-Supervisor: Ana Morais de Sá.

  12. Ana Carolina Figueiredo. Segurança pedonal e caminhabilidade do espaço urbano: o caso da zona envolvente de escolas em Lisboa. MSc in Civil Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2017. Supervisor: Filipe Moura.

  13. Luis Mello. Walkability Assessment for the Urban Environment – Lisbon Case Study. MSc in Civil Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2015. Supervisor: Filipe Moura.

  14. Ana Martins. Proposta de Catálogo de pavimentos com resíduos de construção e Demolição para Estradas de Baixo Tráfego. Instituto Superior Técnico, September 2015.

  15. Joana Magalhães Silva. Avaliação do potencial de rede ciclável para viagens utilitárias em Lisboa. MSc in Civil Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2014. Supervisor: Filipe Moura; Co-Supervisor: Luís Picado Santos.

  16. Tiago Gonçalves. Sistema complementar na cadeia logística urbana: Tornando a proximidade geográfica numa vantagem competitiva. MSc in Territorial Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2013. Supervisor: Vasco Reis; Co-Supervisor: Filipe Moura.

  17. Paulo Cambra. Pedestrian Accessibility and Attractiveness Indicators for Walkability Assessment. MSc in Urbanism and Spatial Planning, Instituto Superior Técnico, November 2012. Supervisor: Filipe Moura; Co-Supervisor: Alexandre Gonçalves.

  18. Rosa Félix. Gestão da Mobilidade em Bicicleta. Necessidades, factores de preferência e ferramentas de suporte ao planeamento e gestão de redes. O caso de Lisboa. MSc in Territorial Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, November 2012. Supervisor: Jorge Batista e Silva; Co-Supervisor: Alexandre Gonçalves.

  19. Mariza Queiroz. Metodologia para o cálculo da taxa de uso das infraestruturas ferroviárias metropolitanas: aplicação ao caso do Metropolitano de Lisboa. MSc in Transport Operations, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2007. Supervisor: Paulo Teixeira.

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