Cheng-Lung Wu

Associate Professor

University of New South Wales

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Cheng-Lung Wu is an Associate Professor at the University of New South Wales, Australia. His research areas include transport network modeling, airport economics, and passenger behavior in airport terminals, as evidenced by his recent publications. Additionally, he explores the effects of incentive programs and optimization methodologies related to airport capacity and ground crew scheduling.

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Miguel Mujica Mota

Associate Professor

University of Amsterdam

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Articles (11)

A Road-Level Transport Network Model with Microscopic Operational Features for Aircraft Taxi-Out Time Prediction

The impact of customised mobile marketing on passenger shopping behaviour in the airport terminal

The Causality Analysis of Airports and Regional Economy: Empirical Evidence from Jiangsu Province in China

Exploring the effect of airport incentive programs: the practice of Narita International Airport

Methodology for defining the new optimum level of service in airport passenger terminals

Effects of enterprise bargaining and agreement clauses on the operating cost of airline ground crew scheduling

An optimization–simulation closed-loop feedback framework for modeling the airport capacity management problem under uncertainty

Cooperative surveillance systems and digital-technology enabler for a real-time standard terminal arrival schedule displacement

Exploring the Effect of Sequentially Receiving Airline and Destination Information on the Choice Behavior of Tourism Destinations

Exploring the interdependency and determinants of tourism participation, expenditure, and duration: An analysis of Taiwanese citizens traveling abroad

Determinants of airport retail revenue: a review of literature

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Miguel Mujica Mota

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