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Technological advances are disrupting mobility patterns and transport technologies, both on the ground and in the air. The latter has been recently observed in the research community of urban air mobility (UAM).
Christelle Al Haddad +4 more
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Consumer intention over upcoming utopia: Urban air mobility
This study investigates the factors affecting users' acceptance of urban air mobility (UAM) systems, constructing a proposed theoretical urban air mobility acceptance and usage model (UAM-AUM).
Tez, Ozge Yavas, Yavas, Volkan
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Urban air mobility and flying cars: Overview, examples, prospects, drawbacks, and solutions
Transportation in cities may undergo substantial changes due to two emerging technologies that enable three-dimensional movement of people or cargo. These emerging technologies are urban air mobility (UAM) and flying cars.
Marzouk Osama A.
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An optimization framework for urban air mobility (UAM) planning and operations
Heeseung Shon, Jinwoo Lee
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Rapid advancements in the fifth generation (5G) communication technology and mobile edge computing (MEC) paradigm have led to the proliferation of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) in urban air mobility (UAM) networks, which provide intelligent services for
Genshe Chen +4 more
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The integration of Urban Air Mobility (UAM) into urban transportation systems represents a significant step towards sustainable and innovative mobility solutions.
Anna Palaiologk +2 more
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Urban Air Mobility: Opportunities and Obstacles [PDF]
Urban Air Mobility (UAM, also known as advanced air mobility) is an emerging concept that envisions a safe, sustainable, affordable, and accessible air transportation system for emergency management, cargo delivery, and passenger mobility within or ...
Cohen, Adam +3 more
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Urban Air Mobility (UAM) is emerging as a transformative solution to urban traffic congestion and inefficient ground travel. This paper presents the UAM development of Shenzhen, a pioneering city of low-altitude economy in China.
Jinhong Xu +4 more
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Trajectory-Based Urban Air Mobility (UAM) Operations Simulator (TUS)
Nowadays, the demand for optimized services in urban environments to provide better society wellness is increasing. In this sense, ground transportation in dense urban environments has been facing challenges for many years (e.g., congestion and resilience).
Euclides C. Pinto Neto +4 more
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Flying taxis revived: Can Urban air mobility reduce road congestion?
: Many metropolitan regions are investigating Urban Air Mobility (UAM) as a new transport mode for medium distance intra-regional trips. In this paper, an agent-based travel demand model was developed to simulate UAM demand for the region surrounding ...
A. Pukhova +5 more
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