• Research for Transport and Logistics Industry Proceedings of the 7th International Conference [Pre Text] 

  Perera, N; Thibbotuwawa, A [Conference-Full-text]
• Exploring the impact of covid-19 on mobility in Colombo metropolitan region, Sri Lanka 

  Ranaweera, NN; Jayasinghe, A [Conference-Full-text]

  To combat the COVID-19 pandemic, the Sri Lankan government has initiated a variety of travel restrictions, particularly in the Colombo Metropolitan Region (CMR). With over 50% of cases and significantly different CMR ...
• A property valuation model to identify thriving real estate opportunities, based on transport factors 

  Senadheera, S; Warusavitharana, E [Conference-Full-text]

  This study is an attempt to comprehend what transport variables (E.g. distance to main city, distance to Major “A”, “B” Roads etc.) has higher or lower impact on a property’s worth and to what extent has it been impacting ...
• Perception of safety and vulnerability to disease of bus passengers in Kandy, Sri Lanka 

  De Silva, MM; Sehan, T; Kumarage, AS; Rathnayake, B [Conference-Full-text]

  The public transport sector in Sri Lanka lacks up to date guidelines and an effective communication mechanism to enhance passenger health safeguards, reduce vulnerability to disease and ensure overall safety and security ...
• Development of a microscopic traffic simulation model for Galle road, Colombo 

  Jayasinghe, T; Sivakumar, T; Kumarage, AS [Conference-Full-text]

  This research attempts to build a microscopic traffic simulation model for a 17km road section in the Galle Road corridor in Colombo, Sri Lanka. The simulation was developed by utilizing existing traffic counts collected ...
• Determining reliable section-wise bus travel times using gps data: a case study of Kandy city 

  Ubayasekara, P; Dhananjaya, D; Kumarage, AS [Conference-Full-text]

  Reforming bus operations in Kandy City is a part of the ongoing Strategic City Development Project. This study carries out under the GPS data analysis of the Kandy Bus Reforms Project (KBRP). The GPS data consists of device ...
• Microscopic simulation of parking violations in curbside with-flow bus priority lanes using sumo traffic control interface (traci) 

  Samarakoon, GS; Sivakumar, T [Conference-Full-text]

  This study is focused on developing a methodology for microscopic simulation of parking violation behaviours in Bus Priority Lanes (BPLs) to understand the impact of frequency and duration of such violations on their ...
• Investigation of tod-ness of small and medium towns in Sri Lanka 

  Wanigasekara, GVTP; Mahanama, PKS; Jayasinghe, AB [Conference-Full-text]

  Transit Oriented Development (TOD) has been a promising planning concept which strengthen the land use and transport integration for a sustainable development. As per the concept benefits of TOD are manifold but it may ...
• Land-use change dynamics and automated feature extraction using high-resolution satellite imagery 

  Dey, M; Prakash, PS; Chandrashekar, CM; Aithal, BH [Conference-Full-text]

  The mapping of urban landscapes is a challenging task due to their dense and diverse characteristics. The changing urban environment with developing infrastructure demands constant updates and accurate extraction techniques. ...
• parking demand and supply behavior of the users in a hilly terrain at Bandarawela city 

  Deivendra, HT; Dalpethado, G; Liyanage, TU [Conference-Full-text]

  Parking facilities can serve an important role in a city center. Parking demand and supply attribute balance is contributing to the proper traffic management in a city. Bandarawela is a one of major cities in Badulla ...
• The unsustainable spatial characters of new urban areas in Hanoi, Vietnam 

  Thai, MHH [Conference-Full-text]

  This research investigates the spatial characters of New Urban Areas (NUAs) in Hanoi, Vietnam, by employing space syntax and urban morphological approaches. Hanoi grows from a monocentric city to an ‘amoeba’-like urban ...
• Benefits realisation of robotic process automation (rpa) initiatives in supply chains 

  Piyatilake, A; Vitharanage, ID; De Silva, M; Thibbotuwawa, A [Conference-Full-text]

  Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is becoming an integral part of today’s businesses that compete in more dynamic business environments as it helps to automate rule-based, repetitive tasks. However, it is necessary to ...
• Assessing the impact of lean and agile supply chain strategies on effective covid-19-mass vaccinations 

  Gomes, K; Perera, HN [Conference-Full-text]

  A properly designed vaccine supply chain that uses suitable supply chain strategies can facilitate an effective mass vaccination that minimises COVID-19 infections and deaths. This study assesses the impact of two supply ...
• Identifying best practices in supplier selection using a comprehensive benchmarking framework 

  Dharmadasa, N; De Silva, MM; Thibbotuwawa, A [Conference-Full-text]

  Supplier selection is highly industry specific with the industry specific regulations and requirements, making gauging the quality of the process difficult. This arises the requirement for industry practitioners and quality ...
• Transperancy and authenticity of tailor made ecotourist sites and block chain innovation to upgrade the value chain 

  Seenapatabendige, KB [Conference-Full-text]

  Sri Lanka, The island is renowned for its rich diversity of natural resources, cultures, traditions and especially the great hospitality of the people. Eco-tourism, one of the promising sub sector of the tourism industry ...
• Challenges for circular economy adoption in sustainable food supply chains 

  Pannila, N; Jayalath, MM; Thibbotuwawa, A [Conference-Full-text]

  This study seeks to identify challenging factors to the adoption of the circular economy in the food supply chain. A total of 17 challenging factors have been identified via a systematic literature review. The challenging ...
• Influencing factors for demand disruptions of fast-moving consumer goods during a pandemic in Sri Lanka 

  Pathirawasam, D; Hewage, U [Conference-Full-text]

  Not only Covid 19 pandemic but other new pandemics will also emerge in the future. Therefore, understanding the reasons for the disruption of consumer demand during a pandemic is critical for a speedy recovery of the market. ...
• Transparency and authenticity of high value sea food: case study in lobster supply chain of south coast of Sri-Lanka 

  Bandara, AMSMRSG; De Silva, DAM [Conference-Full-text]

  The objectives of this study are to find out the status of the transparency and the authenticity of the lobster value chain and to find out the impact of logistics supplies on value chain transparency and to propose a smart ...
• Food logistics: a study on lobster fisheries, Sri Lanka 

  Basnayake, RL; De Silva, DAM; Ekanayake, S; Liyanage, U [Conference-Full-text]

  Food logistics is playing a vital role because of the importance of on-time delivery with minimum or no food waste since the majority of food products have a very short shelf-life. Lobster fishery is one of the most ...
• Transparency and authenticity of banana value chain 

  Dinesha, OGR; De Silva, DAM [Conference-Full-text]

  Banana, a common fruit delicacy among most of the Sri Lankan and the fruit represent all cultural events across diverse ethnicities. Large variety of desert and cooking types banana add diversity to local meals in terms ...

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