Research Fingerprints
Automated semantic analysis of research output.
Core Expertise
Semantic Radar
Complete Taxonomic Profile
Artificial intelligence analyzes all abstracts and manuscript metadata to precisely map the consistency and weight of research fields.
Transport engineering100%
Engineering88%
Business75%
Geography75%
Environmental planning63%
Computer science63%
Public transport50%
Mathematics50%
Mathematical analysis50%
Marketing38%
Distribution (mathematics)38%
Civil engineering38%
Economic growth25%
Urban planning25%
Regional science25%
No Co-Authored Relations Detected
Once publications with internal authors are synced, building the mapped network takes place automatically.
Global Collaborations & Top Areas
Interactive map showing the intensity of the author's research collaborations across the globe over the last five years.
Mapping geodata...
Research Output
Features output statistics and 11 synchronized journal, conference, and book publications.
11 Works
ArticleSCOPUSOpen AccessSDG 172026
Institutional Form for Effective and Efficient Urban Transport Management in Makassar, Indonesia
Caroles L.
ArticleSCOPUSOpen Access2025
Public Perception and Preferences on the Bus Service Performance to Encourage Ridership and Shift from Private Vehicle Use
Syaifanayah D.
ArticleSCOPUSOpen AccessSDG 132025
Quantitative Assessment and Strategic Planning for Jeneberang River Crossing Services
Hasanah U.
ArticleSCOPUSOpen AccessSDG 112025
Willingness to Walk and Transit Development A View from Makassar's Mobility Culture
Natalia V.V.
ArticleSCOPUSOpen Access2024
Ride-hailing Service and The Shape of Urban Mobility (Case Study: The City of Makassar, Indonesia)
Natalia V.V.
ArticleSCOPUSOpen AccessSDG 82024
Reliability of Road and Rail Transportation in the Distribution of Goods Commodities on the Makassar-Parepare Route
Samad H.
ArticleSCOPUSOpen Access2024
Jakarta Light Rail Transit Station: Elevating Pedestrian Experience Through Innovative Integration Facilities
Jumardi
ArticleSCOPUSOpen Access2023
Trip Distribution and Modal Choice in the Taman Mini LRT Station Area
Jumardi
ArticleSCOPUSOpen AccessSDG 112023
Quantitative and qualitative approaches in recognizing viable centres to support transit system implementation in developing countries. Case study: Makassar, Indonesia
Natalia V.V.
ArticleSCOPUSSDG 112020
Identifying polycentricism: a review of concepts and research challenges
Natalia V.V.
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