Congratulations to Joe Cai for completing his Masters seminar. His thesis titled “Comparing the Safety and Mobility Benefits of Alternative Winter Road Maintenance Standards” was completed under the supervision of Dr. Liping Fu and Dr. Chris Bachmann. Once again, congrats to Joe for achieving this milestone and best of luck in your future endeavors!

Congratulations to Anjie Liu for completing her Masters defense. Her thesis titled “Real-Time Vehicle Emission Estimation Using Traffic Data” was completed under the supervision of Dr. Liping Fu. Anjie’s work focused on quantifying the magnitude of emissions from traffic of existing or future road networks under specific plans, designs, and traffic management schemes. The ability to quantify emissions allows the government and transportation authorities to better manage and control vehicular …Read More

The iTSS Lab will be presenting at the 98th TRB Annual Meeting from January 13-17, 2019 in Washington, DC. Keep an eye out for our poster and lectern sessions. Our research will be featured in the following areas: Poster Session: 1431, Current Issues in Transportation and Air Quality Tuesday, Jan 15, 2019 8:00AM – 9:45AM Topic: Traffic Emission Estimation Using High-Resolution Traffic and Signal Control Data: A Vehicle Trajectory-Based Approach …Read More

Congratulations to Jaspreet Kaur who completed her Master’s seminar and thesis titled “Field Evaluation and Performance Analysis of Different Pre-wetting Ratios for Sustainable Salting” under the supervision of Dr. Liping Fu. Jaspreet’s work focused on the winter road maintenance technique of pre-wetting on Highway 6 in Durham, Ontario. The main objective of her thesis is to compare the field performance of pre-wetting at different ratios, to develop a statistical model to …Read More