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What is the research study about?
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-You are invited to participate in this research study. The aim of this research study is to collect information about the personal travel behaviour of residents in all metropolitan areas across Australia. Information about people's day-to-day travel behaviour is critical to predict future travel demand and infrastructure needs. This information is even more important during a rare event such as the current virus pandemic. Having this data will allow transport services to be better planned for the most vulnerable people in our society, when the next pandemic comes.
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Who is conducting this research?
-The study is being carried out by
Assoc Prof Taha H. Rashidi and
Dr Amarin Siripanich at the Research Centre for Integrated Transport Innovation (RCITI), UNSW Sydney, Australia. This research is also being funded by RCITI.
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Inclusion criteria
-Before you decide to participate, we need to ensure that you meet the inclusion criteria of this research study. You can participate if the following criteria apply to you:
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-- - You are eighteen years old or older.
-- - You reside in a metropolitan area of Australia.
-- - You own a smartphone running Android (compatibility varies with device) or Apple iOS 9 (or newer).
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Do I have to take part in this research study?
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-Participation in any research study is voluntary. If you do not want to take part, you do not have to. If you decide that you want to take part in the research study, you will be asked:
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-- - To read the information carefully.
-- - To participate in a four-days-long data collection with emTriplog, a location-aware travel survey mobile application.
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What does participation in this research require, and are there any risks involved?
-If you decide to take part in the research study, we will ask you to first complete a questionnaire. The questionnaire includes questions about your sociodemographic characteristics, your attitude towards data privacy, and your expectation of this travel survey. emTripLog is a location-aware mobile application, which automatically senses and securely stores information about your travel behaviour. emTripLog operates unobtrusively in the background and relies on your smartphone's sensors (GPS and accelerometer) to record your movements. emTripLog also requests additional information about your travel behaviour in the form of short questionnaires that are usually presented at the end of a trip. You will be asked to keep emTripLog active for four days. You will be required to always carry your smartphone on you during the study period and to assure that your smartphone's battery is always sufficiently charged. At the end of the four-days-long study period, you will need to go the ‘Profile’ tab within the emTripLog app and answer a closing closing questionnaire by clicking on the ‘End Survey’ icon and will be asked to uninstall emTripLog.
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-The duration of this research study is four days. Participation in this research study is expected to require the following amounts of your personal time:
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Introduction and Purpose
+This app is part of a travel behavior research platform developed at the
+University of California, Berkeley. The platform development is being led by
K. Shankari under the
+supervision of
Prof. David
+Culler. Our goal is to collect information from users about travel behavior
+across all modes, and use the aggregate information for better transportation
+infrastructure planning.
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What we collect
+We automatically track your location, accelerometer, device-generated activity
+recognition, and battery usage. We also allow you to optionally enter your
+experiences and feedback during travel through the app. Since our code is
+open source, you can inspect the data that we collect in the background at
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https://github.com/e-mission/e-mission-data-collection.git,
+explore the prompts for optional sentiment reporting at
https://github.com/e-mission/e-mission-phone.git,
+and see the analysis that we perform at
https://github.com/e-mission/e-mission-server.git
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How we associate it with you
+You log in to the app using a valid gmail address. We map the gmail address to
+a unique UUID and associate all collected data with the UUID. In general, the
+mapping between the email address and the UUID will only be made available to
+the lead researcher for the platform (Shankari). If you are not comfortable
+sharing your real gmail adress, you can create a fake one to use for this
+platform. The only reason we use an email address is so that we can ensure that
+your data is only available to somebody logged in as you, and remains available
+even if you switch phones.
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Who gets to see it
+Individually identified, real-time data is only available to the lead
+researcher for the study (Shankari). The data may be shared for aggregate
+analysis under two scenarios as described below. It will not be used for
+marketing or advertising purposes.
-- - 10 minutes to complete the opening questionnaire;
-- - 5 minutes to install the emTripLog app;
-- - Less than 1 minute to fill in questions typically prompted after completion of a trip.
-- - Less than 10 minutes to complete the closing questionnaire.
+- Aggregate views of the collected data (both automatic and optional) that
+do not show individual trajectories (e.g. heatmaps) will be made publicly
+available through the platform website and on the phone app. You can explore
+this data on the "aggregate" tab of this app before consenting to data
+collection.
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- Time-delayed subsets of individual trajectory data, associated with their
+UUIDs but not email addresses, may by shared with collaborators, or released as
+research datasets to the community from time to time. If this is done, the time
+delay for sharing with collaborators will be at least one month, and the time
+delay for releasing to the community will be at least one year. Both
+collaborators and researchers will be asked to agree that they will publish
+only aggregate, non personally identifiable results, and will not re-share the
+data with others.
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-Assuming that you complete an average of four trips per day, it is expected that participation in this research study will not consume more than 41 minutes of your time during the entire study period.
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-All data collected through emTripLog are encrypted and securely transferred to a data server located in on the UNSW campus in Kensington, NSW. emTripLog is designed to minimise data volume usage when transferring data between your device and the server. If both WiFi and cellular network signals are available. emTripLog first uses WiFi to transmit and receive data. If WiFi is unavailable, emTripLog relies on your mobile data plan, whenever a cellular signal is available. You will not be reimbursed for any expenses related to the data usage of emTripLog. Even though emTripLog has been designed to minimise energy consumption, the continued use of location services in the background can dramatically decrease your smartphone's battery life.
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-We do not exepct that participation in this research study to cause any harm or discomfort. However, should you experience any feelings of distress during your participation in this study, you can let the research team know and they will provide you with assistance.
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What are the possible benefits to participation?
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-It is hoped that the insights of this research study can inform strategic policy- making processes in the domain of transport and infrastructure planning.
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What will happen to information about me?
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-By clicking the 'I accept' button on the emTripLog application you are providing your permission for the research team to collect and use information about you for the research study. Your data will be kept indefinitely for future research purposes. We will store information about you electronically in a non-identifiable format at secure server on the grounds of the UNSW campus in Sydney, Australia. Your information will be used to develop behavioural models of travel demand. The results of these models will only be presented in aggregate form and individual data will not be identifiable. The information for this research study may be made available to other research projects in de-identified form only. Researchers at UNSW are required to store their aggregated data in the UNSW data repository, this is a system called ResData. Once the aggregated data is deposited into this repository it will be retained in this system permanently. It will however be retained in a format where your identity will not be known.
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How and when will I find out what the results of the research study are?
-The research team intends to publish and report the results of the research study in a variety of ways including presentations at academic conferences and academic journal papers. Information will be published in aggregate form such that individual responses cannot be identified.
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What if I want to withdraw from the research study?
-If you do consent to participate, you may withdraw at any time. You can do this by closing the questionnaire or uninstalling the emTripLog mobile application from your phone. If you withdraw from the research we will destroy any information that has already been collected. However, once the data collection is complete, we will not be able to withdraw your responses as the data collection is anonymous.
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What should I do if I have further questions about my involvement in the research study?
-The person you may need to contact will depend on the nature of your query. If you require further information regarding this study or if you have any problems which may be related to your involvement in the study, you can contact the following members of the research team:
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-Research team contact:
-Name: Assoc Prof Taha H. Rashidi
-Position: Associate Professor
-Telephone: (+61 2) 9385 5063
-Email: rashidi@unsw.edu.au
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What if I have a complaint or any concerns about the research study?
-If you have a complaint regarding any aspect of the study or the way it is being conducted, please contact the UNSW Human Ethics Coordinator:
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-Complaints contact:
-Position: Human Research Ethics Coordinator
-Telephone: (+61 2) 9385 6222
-Email: humanethics@unsw.edu.au
-HC reference no.: HC180687
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How emTripLog works
-We automatically track your location, accelerometer, device-generated activity
-recognition, and battery usage. We also allow you to optionally enter your
-experiences and feedback during travel through the app.
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Benefits and Compensation
+You will not be directly compensated for contributing your data to this
+platform.
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+However, we will use this information to provide you with a personalized travel
+profile that can be compared with the travel profiles of our other users, and
+with state and federal goals for daily exercise and GHG emission reduction. In
+addition, we will display aggregate travel patterns and aggregate crowdsourced
+safe/unsafe zones that you can use while making travel choices. You will have a
+chance to see the aggregate data generated before choosing to provide your own.
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Studies lead by other researchers
+If this platform is being used to collect data for a study conducted by another
+researcher, for example, from a Transportation Engineering Department, then you
+will be asked to assent to a separate document outlining the data association,
+retention and sharing policies for that study,
in addition to the policies
+above. We will make all data, including the mapping between the email
+address and the UUID, directly available to the lead researcher for the main
+study. This will allow them to associate the automatically gathered information
+with demographic data, and any pre and post surveys that they conduct as part
+of their study. The other researcher may also choose to compensate you for your
+time, as described in the protocol document for that study.
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Your rights
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Participation in research is completely voluntary. You have the
+right to decline to participate or to withdraw at any point in this study
+without penalty or loss of benefits to which you are otherwise entitled.
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Questions
+If you have any questions about this research, please feel free to contact us.
+For the quickest response, you can send email to the entire team at
e-mission@lists.eecs.berkeley.edu.
+If you want to contact only the lead researcher or the PI, you can use their
+profiles above.
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+If you have any questions about your rights or treatment as a research
+participant using this platform, please contact the University of California at
+Berkeley's Committee for Protection of Human Subjects at 510-642-7461, or
+e-mail
subjects@berkeley.edu.
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