Understanding passenger and freight travel behaviour are critical for transportation system analysis and operational planning that need to account for supply and demand dynamics. However, describing and predicting the behaviour of agents is extremely challenging. Sophisticated mathematical models are required to better represent individuals’ or firms’ decisions among mutually exclusive alternatives. The broad goal of my research is to better understand the interplay of agent behaviour with engineering, investment, and policy choices for energy-efficient transportation technologies.
Research Interests: Freight Transportation Planning, Transportation Energy, Emissions, and Other Externalities, City Logistics and Last-Mile Delivery Routing, Smart Cities, Multimodality and Emerging Vehicle Technologies, Virtual and Augmented Reality for Engineering Design
Thesis Title: Measurement, Aggregation, Modelling, Transferability Analysis and Externalities of Freight (Trip) Generation
Current Status: Assistant Professor, Indian Institute of Technology (BHU) Varanasi | Former Post Doctoral Fellow - University of Memphis
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