Andrew Collins
BSc BA UNSW PhD Sydney
Lecturer
Room 1319
C13 - St James Campus
The University of Sydney
NSW Australia 2006
| Telephone | +61 2 9114 1832 |
| Fax | +61 2 9114 1722 |
| andrew.collins@sydney.edu.au |
Bio
With a background in computer science, Andrew's work has expanded into a range of research, teaching and consulting activities in the fields of transport, logistics, and discrete choice modelling. After working as a research analyst at ITLS for a number of years, Andrew began tutoring in 2007, commenced a PhD in 2008, and began lecturing in 2010. His is currently teaching Logistics Systems. Andrew's PhD examined attribute non-attendance and various forms of preference heterogeneity in discrete choice models. He has broad research interests, spanning advanced discrete choice modelling methodology and its application across many fields, choice heuristics, stated choice experimental designs, freight transport, and air travel choice. His publication record includes top tier journals such as Transportation and Transportation Research Part B. Andrew is a co-developer of Ngene, a widely used software package which generates stated choice experimental designs. In addition to his academic pursuits, Andrew has consulted for government, industry and banks, in the areas of freight transport, and toll road and public transport evaluation and modelling.
Newsroom articles
Motorists willing to pay more - with strings attached 27 Jun 2012
Sydney Morning Herald
Research conducted by David Hensher, John Rose and Andrew Collins at the University of Sydney Business School Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies, has found that more than 80 per cent of Sydney residents would support new measures to charge motorists for driving into or across the city.
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Research Expertise
Recent Units Taught
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2013: Semester 1, 2012: Semester 1, Semester 2, 2011: Semester 1, Semester 2,
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2013: Semester 1,