(* indicate equal contribution)

Working Paper

  1. Exposed to AI: The Paradox of Trust and Vulnerability in Human-Machine Interactions
    This project examines the delicate balance between trust and vulnerability in human interactions with AI. Philosophical perspectives such as posthumanism or phenomenology serve as a means for engaging with these broader questions concerning privacy, trust, and what it means to people in the digital age.
  2. Responsible Conversational AI: Creating a Framework of Trust in Conversational AI
    This project aims to develop a framework for building trust in conversational AI systems. By exploring how users form trust in AI-driven conversations, this study hopes to provide insights into designing more responsible and trustworthy AI interactions that prioritize user needs.



Peer-Reviewed Publications

  1. CommunityBots: Creating and Evaluating A Multi-Agent Chatbot Platform for Public Input Elicitation
    Zhiqiu Jiang*, Mashrur Rashik*, Kunjal Panchal, Mahmood Jasim, Ali Sarvghad, Pari Riahi, Erica DeWitt, Fey Thurber, Narges Mahyar
    In Proceedings of ACM SIGCHI Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work & Social Computing (CSCW) 2023.
    [DOI] [PDF] communitybots CommunityBots System Overview


  2. Preferences for Zero-Emission Vehicle Attributes: Comparing Early Adopters with Mainstream Consumers in California
    Wenjian Jia, Zhiqiu Jiang, Qian Wang, Bin Xu, Mei Xiao
    Journal of Transport Policy. 2023
    [DOI] [PDF] zero-emission Concept of Zero-Emission Vehicles


  3. Acceptance of Driverless Shuttles in Pilot and Non-pilot Cities
    Zhiqiu Jiang, Max Zheng, Andrew Mondschein
    Journal of Public Transportation. 2022
    [DOI] [PDF] shuttle Driverless Shuttle Acceptance Factors in Pilot and Non-pilot Cities


  4. Mapping Instability: The Effects of the Pandemic on the Civic Life of a Small Town
    Erica Dewitt, Zhiqiu Jiang, Mashrur Rashik, Kunjal Panchal, Mahmood Jasim, Fey Thurber, Cami Quinteros, Ali Sarvghad, Narges Mahyar, Pari Riahi
    Environments by Design: Health, Wellbeing, and Place Conference, AMPS proceeding Series 26.2, ISSN 2398-9467, pp. 170-181, 2022.
    [PDF] mapping Probing The Parameters Of Civic Life And Mobility Through A Conversational Platform


  5. Public Perceptions and Attitudes Towards Driverless Technologies in the United States: A Text Mining of Twitter Data
    Zhiqiu Jiang, Max Zheng
    In Proceedings of the CUPUM (Computational Urban Planning and Urban Management): “Urban Informatics for Future Cities”. 2021.
    [DOI] [PDF] twitter Topic Modeling of Tweets on Attitudes Toward Driverless Technologies


  6. Analyzing Parking Sentiment and its Relationship to Parking Supply and the Built Environment using Online Reviews
    Zhiqiu Jiang, Andrew Mondschein
    Journal of Big Data Analytics in Transportation. 2021.
    [DOI] [PDF] yelp Parking Sentiments of Yelp Reviews in Charlotte, Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Toronto


  7. Synthesizing Neighborhood Preferences for Automated Vehicles
    Wenwen Zhang, Kaidi Wang, Sicheng Wang, Zhiqiu Jiang, Andrew Mondschein, Robert Noland
    Journal of Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies. 2020.
    [DOI] [PDF] synthesizing Synthesized Ride-hailing Users and Trip Density in San Francisco


  8. Spatial Distributions of Attitudes and Preferences towards Autonomous Vehicles
    Zhiqiu Jiang, Sicheng Wang, Andrew Mondschein, Robert Noland
    Journal of Transport Findings. 2020.
    [DOI] [PDF] spatial Spatial Hotspot Analysis of Four Attitudinal Factors


  9. Attitudes Towards Privately-Owned and Shared Autonomous Vehicles
    Sicheng Wang, Zhiqiu Jiang, Robert Noland, Andrew Mondschein
    Journal of Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour. 2020.
    [DOI] [PDF] attitudes Technology Acceptance Model Framework for Autonomous Vehicle Adoption


  10. Using Social Media to Evaluate Associations between Parking Supply and Parking Sentiment
    Andrew Mondschein, David King, Christopher Hoehne, Zhiqiu Jiang, Mikhail Chester
    Journal of Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives. 2020.
    [DOI] [PDF] metro metro Study Commercial Districts in The Phoenix METRO and Average Sentiment Scores by District


  11. Examining the Effects of Proximity to Rail Transit on Travel to Non-Work Destinations: Evidence from Yelp Data for Cities in North America and Europe
    Zhiqiu Jiang, Andrew Mondschein
    Journal of Land Use and Transport. 2019.
    [DOI] [PDF] image Methodology Framework


  12. Planning for Walking and Cycling in An Autonomous-Vehicle Future
    Bryab Botello, Ralph Buehler, Steve Hankey, Andrew Mondschein, Zhiqiu Jiang
    Journal of Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives. 2019.
    [DOI] [PDF] image Interview Participants by Expertise and Employment Sector


  13. Evaluating Fuel Tax Revenue Impacts of Electric Vehicle Adoption in Virginia Counties: Application of a Bivariate Linear Mixed Count Model
    Wenjian Jia, Zhiqiu Jiang, Tong Donna Chen, and Rajesh Paleti
    Journal of the Transportation Research Board. 2019.
    [DOI] [PDF] image Projected 2025 Virginia EV Adoption Rates by County and Projected 2025 Average ICEV Fuel Economy by County based on Statistical Modeling


  14. A Psychological Approach to ‘Public Perception’ of Land-Use Planning: A Case Study of Jiangsu Province, China
    Zhongqiong Qu, Yiming Lu, Zhiqiu Jiang, Ellen Bassett, and Tao Tan
    Sustainability. 2018.
    [DOI] [PDF] image Conceptual Framework of Public Perception During the Planning