
TRB 2023
In recognition of an Outstanding Paper in Freight Planning submitted to the 102nd Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting. The paper, entitled “Introducing CRISTAL: A Model of Collaborative, Informed, Strategic Trade Agents with Logistics” was authored by Monique Stinson and Abolfazl Mohammadian of the University of Illinois Chicago. The award was presented by Freight Planning and Logistics Committee (AT015) to Monique Stinson and Abolfazl Mohammadian.

TRB 2022
In recognition of an Outstanding Paper in Freight Planning submitted to the 101st Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting. The paper, entitled “A Crowd-shipping Courier’s Choice for Delivery Gigs” was authored by Hui Shen and Prof. Jane Lin of the University of Illinois Chicago. The Award was “Virtually” presented by Committee Chair Sushant Sharma on behalf of Freight Planning and Logistics Committee (AT015)

TRB 2021
In recognition of an Outstanding Paper in Freight Planning submitted to the 100th Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting. The paper, entitled “Estimation of Truck Origin-Destination Flows using GPS Data” was authored by Merkebe G. Demissie and Prof. Lina Kattan of the University of Calgary. The Award was “Virtually” presented by Committee Chair Sushant Sharma on behalf of Freight Planning and Logistics Committee (AT015)

TRB 2020
In recognition of an Outstanding Paper in Freight Modeling submitted to the 99th Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting. The paper, entitled “Effect of Business Age and Size on Freight Demand: A Decomposition Analysis of Indian Establishments ” was authored by Agnivesh Pani, Furqan Bhat, and Prasant Sahu. The award was presented by Freight Planning and Logistics Committee (AT015) to Agnivesh Pani.

TRB 2018
In recognition of an Outstanding Paper in Freight Modeling submitted to the 96th Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting. The paper, entitled “Freight Mode Choice: A Regret Minimization and Utility Maximization Based Hybrid Model” was authored by Nowreen Keya, Sabreena Anowar, and Naveen Eluru. The award was presented by Freight Planning and Logistics Committee (AT015) to Nowreen Keya, Sabreena Anowar, and Naveen Eluru.

TRB 2017
In recognition of an Outstanding Paper in Freight Modeling submitted to the 96th Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting. The paper, entitled “Value of Reliability for Road Freight Transportation: Evidence from a Stated Preference Survey in Florida” was authored by Xia Jin, Kollol Shams, Hamidreza Asgari, and Md Sakoat Hossan. The award was presented by Freight Planning and Logistics Committee (AT015) to Xia Jin.

TRB 2015
In recognition of an Outstanding Paper in Freight Modeling submitted to the 94th Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting. The paper, entitled “International Freight and Related CO2 Emissions by 2050: New Modelling Tool” was authored by L. Miguel Martinez, Jari Kauppila, and Marie Castaing. The award was presented by Freight Planning and Logistics Committee (AT015) to Jari Kauppila and Luis Martinez.

TRB 2014
In recognition of an Outstanding Paper in Freight Modeling submitted to the 93rd Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting. The paper is entitled “Critical Rural Freight Corridors Designation: Implication of Truck Percentage Calculation”. The award was presented by Freight Planning and Logistics Committee (AT015) to Alex Marach (Corresponding author), Teresa M. Adams, and Ernie Perry.

TRB 2013
In recognition of an Outstanding Paper in Freight Modeling submitted to the 92nd Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting. The paper is entitled “Geographic Scalability And Supply Chain Elasticity Of A Structural Commodity Generation Model Using Public Data.” Presented by Freight Planning and Logistics Committee (AT015) to: Fatemeh Ranaiefar (lead author), Daniel Rodriguez-Roman, Pedro Camargo, Stephen Ritchie, and Joseph Chow

TRB 2012
In recognition of an Outstanding Paper in Freight Modeling submitted to the 91st Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting. The paper is entitled “Comparison Of Parametric And Non-Parametric Hazard Models Of Stop Durations On Urban Commercial Vehicle Tours”. Presented by Freight Planning and Logistics Committee (AT015) Co-sponsored by Urban Freight Transportation Committee (AT025)