Journal Papers
Peer-Reviewed Journal Papers
1. Alshalalfah, B., A. Shalaby, S. Dale and F. Othman, 2011. “Aerial Ropeway Transportation Systems in the Urban Environment: State of the Art”, forthcoming, ASCE Journal of Transportation Engineering.
2. Currie, G. and A. Shalaby, 2011. “Synthesis of Transport Planning Approaches for the World’s Largest Events”, forthcoming, Journal of Transport Reviews.
3. Wahba M. and A. Shalaby, 2011. “Large-Scale Application of MILATRAS: Case Study of the Toronto Transit Network”, Transportation, DOI 10.1007/s11116-011-9358-5.
4. Alshalalfah, B. and A. Shalaby, 2011. “Feasibility of Flex-Route as a Feeder Transit Service to Rail Stations in the Suburbs: Case Study in Toronto”, forthcoming, ASCE Journal of Urban Planning and Development.
5. Roorda, M., A. Shalaby and S. Saneinejad, 2011. “Comprehensive Transportation Data Collection: Case Study in the Greater Golden Horseshoe, Canada”, ASCE Journal of Urban Planning and Development, 137(2):193-203.
6. Alshalalfah, B. and A. Shalaby, 2011. “A new Algorithm for Scheduling Flex-Route Transit Services in a Constraint Programming Environment”, forthcoming, Public Transport: Operations and Planning.
7. Lo, L., A. Shalaby and B. Alshalalfah, 2011. “Case Study: Relationship between Immigrant Settlement Patterns and Transit Use in the Greater Toronto Area”, forthcoming, ASCE Journal of Urban Planning and Development.
8. Byon, Y., B. Abdulhai and A. Shalaby, 2010. “Incorporating Scenic View, Slope and Crime Rates into Route Choices: Emphasis on 3-D GIS with Digital Elevation Models and Crime Rate Geospatial Data”, Transportation Research Record, 2183: 94-102.
9. Hadayeghi, A., A. Shalaby, and B. Persaud, 2010. “Development of Planning Level Transportation Safety Models using Full Bayesian Semiparametric Additive Techniques”, Journal of Transportation Safety and Security, 2(1):45-68.
10. Hadayeghi A., A. Shalaby and B. Persaud, 2010. “Development of Planning Level Transportation Safety Tools using Geographically Weighted Poisson Regression”, Journal of Accident Analysis and Prevention, 42(2):676-688.
11. Byon, Y., B. Abdulhai and A. Shalaby, 2009. “Real-Time Transportation Mode Detection via Tracking GPS Mobile Devices”, Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems, 13(4):161-170.
12. Shahla F., A. Shalaby, B. Persaud and A. Hadayeghi, 2009. “Analysis of Transit Safety at Signalized Intersections”, Transportation Research Record, 2102:108-114.
13. Crowley D., A. Shalaby, and H. Zarei, 2009. “Access Walking Distance, Transit Use and the Success of Transit Oriented Development in North York City Centre”, Transportation Research Record, 2110:96-105.
14. Cheung, C., A. Shalaby, B. Persaud and A. Hadayeghi, 2008. “Models for Safety Analysis of Road Surface Transit”, Transportation Research Record, 2063:168-175.
15. Currie, G. and A. Shalaby, 2008. “Active Transit Signal Priority for Streetcars –Experience in Melbourne, Australia and Toronto, Canada”, Transportation Research Record, 2042:41-49.
16. Chung, E. and A. Shalaby, 2007. “Expected Time of Arrival Model for School Bus Transit Using Real-Time GPS-Based AVL Data”, Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems, 11(4):157-167.
17. Chung, E. and A. Shalaby, 2007. “Development of a Control Strategy for Intermodal Connection Protection of Timed-Transfer Transit Routes”, Transportation Research Record, 2006:3-10.
18. Hadayeghi, A., A. Shalaby and B. Persaud, 2007. “Safety Prediction Models: A Proactive Tool for Safety Evaluation in Urban Transportation Planning Applications”, Transportation Research Record, 2019:225-236.
19. Currie, G. and A. Shalaby, 2007. “Success and Challenges in Modernising Streetcar Systems –Experience in Melbourne and Toronto”, Transportation Research Record, 2006:31-39.
20. Alshalalfah, B. and A. Shalaby, 2007. “Relationship of Walk Access Distance to Transit with Service, Travel and Personal Characteristics”, ASCE Journal of Urban Planning and Development, 133(2):114-118.
21. Parveen, M., A. Shalaby and M. Wahba, 2007. “G-EMME/2: An Automatic Calibration Tool of the EMME/2 Transit Assignment using Genetic Algorithms”, ASCE Journal of Transportation Engineering, 133(10):549-598.
22. Shalaby, A., K. Ling and J. Sinikas, 2007. “Evaluation of Multiple-Unit Streetcar Operation in Toronto, Canada”, Transportation Research Circular, 112:579-594.
23. Shalaby, A., J. Lee, J. Greenough, S. Hung and M. Bowie, 2006. “Development, Evaluation, and Selection of Advanced Transit Signal Priority Concept Directions”, Journal of Public Transportation, 9(5):97-120.
24. Chowdhury, S., I. Kaysi, and A. Shalaby, 2006. “Optimal Bid Packaging Algorithm for Competitive Contracting of Public Transit”, Transportation Research Record, 1986:46-53.
25. Tsui, A. and A. Shalaby, 2006. “An Enhanced System for Link and Mode Identification for GPS-based Personal Travel Surveys”, Transportation Research Record, 1972:38-45.
26. Mohammed, A., A. Shalaby, and E. Miller, 2006. “An Empirical Analysis of Transit Network Evolution: Case Study of the Mississauga, Ontario Bus Network”, Transportation Research Record, 1971:51-58.
27. Hadayeghi, A., A. Shalaby, B. Persaud, and C. Cheung, 2006. “Temporal Transferability and Updating of Zonal Level Accident Prediction Models”, Journal of Accident Analysis and Prevention, 38(3):579-589.
28. Chung, E., and A. Shalaby, 2005. “A Trip Reconstruction Tool for GPS-Based Personal Travel Surveys”, Journal of Transportation Planning and Technology, 28(5):381-401.
29. Kennedy, C., E. Miller, A. Shalaby, H. MacLean and J. Coleman, 2005. “The Four Pillars of Sustainable Urban Transportation”, Journal of Transport Reviews, 25(4):393-414.
30. Lee, J., A. Shalaby, J. Greenough, M. Bowie and S. Hung, 2005. “Advanced Transit Signal Priority Control Using On-line Microsimulation-based Transit Prediction Model”, Transportation Research Record, 1925:185-194.
31. Tsang, F., A. Shalaby and E. Miller, 2005. “Improved Park-and-Ride Modelling: Capturing the Within-day Dynamics”, Journal of Advanced Transportation, 39(2):117-137.
32. Wahba, M. and A. Shalaby, 2005. “A Multi-Agent Learning-Based Approach to the Transit Assignment Problem: A Prototype”, Transportation Research Record, 1926:96-105.
33. Lee, J., B. Abdulhai, A. Shalaby and E. Chung, 2005. “Real-Time Optimization for Adaptive Traffic Signal Control using Genetic Algorithms”, Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems, 9(3):111-122.
34. Ling, K., and A. Shalaby, 2005. “A Reinforcement Learning Approach to Streetcar Bunching Control”, Special Issue on Applications of New Technologies for Transit System Operations and Management, Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems, 9(2):59-68.
35. Rabie, T., B. Abdulhai, A. Shalaby and A. El-Rabbany, 2005. “Mobile Active-Vision Traffic Surveillance in Urban Networks”, Special Issue on Computing and Information Technologies in Transportation Systems, International Journal of Computer-Aided Civil and Infrastructure Engineering, 20(4):231-241.
36. Ling, K. and A. Shalaby, 2004. “Automated Transit Headway Control via Adaptive Signal Priority”, Special Issue on Modelling for Transit Operations and Service Planning, Journal of Advanced Transportation, 38(1):45-67.
37. Shalaby, A. and A. Farhan, 2004. “Prediction Model of Bus Arrival and Departure Times Using AVL and APC Data”, Journal of Public Transportation, 7(1):41-61.
38. Hadayeghi, A., A. Shalaby and B. Persaud, 2003. “Macrolevel Accident Prediction Models for Evaluating Safety of Urban Transportation Systems”, Transportation Research Record, 1840:87-95.
39. Shalaby, A., B. Abdulhai and J. Lee, 2003. “Assessment of Streetcar Transit Priority Options Using Microsimulation Modelling”, Special Issue on Innovations in Transportation Engineering, Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering, 30(6):1000-1009.
40. Miller, E. and A. Shalaby, 2003. “Evolution of Person Travel in the Toronto Area & Policy Implications”, ASCE Journal of Urban Planning and Development, 129(1):1-26.
41. Shalaby, A., 2002. “A Simplified Approach for the Historical Analysis of Urban Person Travel”, Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering, 29(5):702-712.
42. Bracewell, D., T. Sayed and A. Shalaby, 1999. “High Occupancy Vehicle Monitoring and Evaluation Framework”, Transportation Research Record, 1682:38-45.
43. Shalaby, A., 1999. “Simulating Performance Impacts of Bus Lanes and Supporting Measures”, ASCE Journal of Transportation Engineering, 125(5):390-397.
44. Shalaby, A., 1998. “Investigating the Role of Relative Level-of-Service Characteristics in Explaining Mode Split for the Work Trip”, Journal of Transportation Planning and Technology, 22(2):125-148.
45. Shalaby, A. and G. Steuart, 1996. “Trip End Mode Split”, Transportation Research Record, 1556:58-66.
46. Shalaby, A., and R. Soberman, 1994. “Effect of With-Flow Bus Lanes on Bus Travel Times”, Transportation Research Record, 1433:24-30.
Articles Under Review for Publication in Journals
1. Osman, A., K. Habib, A. Tudela and A. Shalaby. “Investigating the Effects of Psychological Factors on Commuting Mode Choice Behaviour”, Transportation Research – Part F.
2. Mohammed, A., A. Shalaby and E. Miller. “P-TRANE: Modeling Bus Transit Network Evolution in a GIS-Based Framework”, Transportation Research Record.
3. Huang, S., A. Shalaby and R. Bissessar, January 2012. “Impacts of Transit Priority on Signal Coordination: Case Study of Toronto”, Transportation Research Record.
4. Hunter, A., S. Steiniger, B. Sandalack, S. Liang, L. Kattan, A. Shalaby, F. Uribe, C. Bliss-Taylor and R. Martinson. “PlanYourPlace: a geospatial infrastructure for sustainable community planning”, International Journal of Geomatics and Spatial Analysis.
5. Forsey, D., K. Habib, E. Miller and A. Shalaby. “An Analysis of the Impact of a New Bus Transit System on the Transferability of Work Trip Mode Choice Models”, Transportmetrica.
6. Osman, A., A. Shalaby and K. Habib. “Towards a Learning-based Mode Shift Model: A Conceptual Framework”, Transportation Letters.
7. Alshalalfah, B., A. Shalaby, S. Dale and F. Othman. “Experiences with Aerial Ropeway Transportation Systems in the Urban Environment”, Transportation Research - Part A.
8. Alshalalfah, B., A. Shalaby, S. Dale and F. Othman. “Aerial Ropeway Transit: Review of Available Technologies”, Transportmetrica.
9. Byon, Y., A. Shalaby and B. Abdulhai. “Traffic Data Fusion using SCAAT Kalman Filters: Emphasis on Sampling Strategies with GPS Probes, Loop Detectors and Other Information Sources”, IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems.
10. Dumont, J, A. Shalaby and M. Roorda. “GPS-Aided Survey for Assessing Trip Reporting Accuracy and Travel of Students without Land Lines”, Journal of Transportation Planning and Technology.
11. Chung, Eui-Hwan and A. Shalaby. “Development of a Holding Control Model for Real-Time Connection Protection - the case of two delayed feeder trips”, Public Transport: Operations and Planning.
12. Chung, Eui-Hwan and A. Shalaby. “Real-Time Holding Control Model for Connection Protection of Timed-Transfer Transit Routes”, Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems.
13. Chung, Eui-Hwan and A. Shalaby. “Transfer Optimization Model for Intermodal Transit Services into the Suburbs”, Journal of Transportation Research, Part A.
14. Wahba M. and A. Shalaby. “A Learning-based Framework for Modelling Passenger's Behaviour with Information Provision”, Transportation.
15. Lee, J. and A. Shalaby. “Adaptive Transit Signal Priority Control based on a Real-Time Transit Travel Time Prediction Model”, Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering.
16. Lai, L. and A. Shalaby. “Cellular Automaton Simulation of Vehicle Dynamics in Park-and-Ride Facilities”, Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering.
Journal Papers in Preparation
1. Li, Z. and A. Shalaby. “Web-based GIS System for Prompted Recall of GPS-assisted Personal Travel Surveys: System Development and Experimental Study”.