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Mads Paulsen

Technical University of Denmark (from arXiv:2409.08347, 2024) · ORCID · OpenAlex

15 papers in scope · 15 published · 2 on the econ.EM arXiv · 247 citations · h-index 7 (over the papers listed here)

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Papers

(3 of 15)

published2026 · Transportation Research Part C Emerging Technologies · first circulated 2024
Bicycle route choice models with explicit safety indicators
published2026 · Transportation Research Part A Policy and Practice
with Mirosława Łukawska, Kuan-Yeh Chou, Thomas Kjær Rasmussen, Otto Anker Nielsen
Bayesian optimization of electric vehicle charging infrastructure location planning: An agent-based simulation approach
published2025 · Sustainable Cities and Society · 1 citations
with Antonios Koutounidis, Daniel Barzegar Dovom, Dimitrios Papadaskalopoulos, Francisco C. Pereira, Carlos Lima Azevedo
Cyclists' mobility and subjective safety in shared urban spaces - a simulator study
published2025 · Transportation Research Part F Traffic Psychology and Behaviour · 4 citations
with Kuan-Yeh Chou, Mette Møller, Anders Fjendbo Jensen
Robust design of bicycle infrastructure networks
published2025 · Scientific Reports · 4 citations
with Christoph Steinacker, Malte Schröder, Jeppe Rich
Welfare optimal bicycle network expansions with induced demand
published2024 · Transportation Research Part B Methodological · 9 citations
with Jeppe Rich
Revealing and reducing bias when modelling choice behaviour on imbalanced panel datasets
published2024 · Journal of Choice Modelling · 5 citations
with Mirosława Łukawska, Laurent Cazor, Thomas Kjær Rasmussen, Otto Anker Nielsen
A joint bicycle route choice model for various cycling frequencies and trip distances based on a large crowdsourced GPS dataset
published2023 · Transportation Research Part A Policy and Practice · 45 citations
with Mirosława Łukawska, Thomas Kjær Rasmussen, Anders Fjendbo Jensen, Otto Anker Nielsen
Societally optimal expansion of bicycle networks
published2023 · Transportation Research Part B Methodological · 25 citations
with Jeppe Rich
published2023 · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · 67 citations · first circulated 2022
Analysis of cycling accessibility using detour ratios – A large-scale study based on crowdsourced GPS data
published2023 · Sustainable Cities and Society · 29 citations
with Kuan-Yeh Chou, Otto Anker Nielsen, Anders Fjendbo Jensen
Including Right-of-Way in a Joint Large-Scale Agent-Based Dynamic Traffic Assignment Model for Cars and Bicycles
published2022 · Networks and Spatial Economics · 2 citations
with Thomas Kjær Rasmussen, Otto Anker Nielsen
published2022 · Transportation Research Part C Emerging Technologies
Impacts of real-time information levels in public transport: A large-scale case study using an adaptive passenger path choice model
published2021 · Transportation Research Part A Policy and Practice · 29 citations
with Thomas Kjær Rasmussen, Otto Anker Nielsen
Fast or forced to follow: A speed heterogeneous approach to congested multi-lane bicycle traffic simulation
published2019 · Transportation Research Part B Methodological · 27 citations
with Thomas Kjær Rasmussen, Otto Anker Nielsen

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