Postgraduate student team
Current PhD candidates
Ms Syahriah Bachok - (topic to
be advised)
Mr David Bray -
The
rationale, nature and potential for success of urban transport policies
in Australia
Ms Yung-Yu Tseng (Topic to be advised)
Ms Sally Freeman (Topic to be advised)
Ms Zara Ishak (Topic to be advised)
Mr Jaruwit Prabnasak - Modelling of Vehicle Ownership and Mode Choice Behaviour under Motorcycle Dominant Environment: A Case Study in a Medium-Sized Urban Area
Ms Chansiri Suksri - Integrated Intelligent Transport System for Urban Traffic Management
Ms Jintawadee Suksri (Topic to be advised)
Ms Susi Susilawati - Travel Time Reliability and Variability in Terms of Measuring Road Network Vulnerability
Mr Gusri Yaldi - Developing fuzzy-neuro model for travel demand modelling
ISST - Transport Systems Graduates
Joseph Affum graduated 25/3/1997 (LPEG)
Integration of GIS in transportation planning applications
Jeremy Woolley graduated 2/9/1998 (LPEG)
A tool for planning and evaluating the effects of noise from road traffic
networks
Pongrid Klungboonkrong graduated 1/11/1999 (IPBE)
Development of decision support tool for the multi-criteria environ impact
evaluation
Zito, Rocco graduated 14/5/2002 (IPBA)
The integration of GPS and GIS in transportation applications.
Raluca Raicu graduated 14/5/2002 (IPBA)
On the modelling of sugar cane transport by road
Sekhar Somenahalli graduated 16/12/2002 (IPBA)
Transit service area and route coverage analysis using Geographic
Information Systems
Nicholas Holyoak graduated 17/12/2002 (IPBA)
The formulation and development of a policy sensitive analysis tool for the
evaluation of travel demand management measures.
Stuart J Clement graduated 2003 (IPBA)
Modelling the SPA System for increased efficiency of signalised
interactions using ITS vehicle control technologies.
John Fry graduated 9/2/2005 (IPBA)
Simulating heavy vehicles on Australian rural highways
Frank Primerano graduated 11/4/2005 (IPBA)
Development of accessibility measures for transport and urban planning
Kun Zhang graduated 31/3/2006 (IPBA)
Universal incident detection: a Bayesian networks approach
Vlado Kovacevic graduated 20/4/2006 (IPBA)
The impact of bus stop micro-locations on pedestrian safety in areas of main
attraction
Amilia Aldian graduated 18/5/2006 (IPBA)
On the development of evaluation system and transport demand model for road
network planning in developing countries (a case study of Indonesia)
Ladda Pitaksringkarn graduated 29/3/2007 (IPBA)
Location modelling: agricultural facility location analysis
Min Xu graduated 29/3/2007 (IPBA)
A microsimulation model of travel choices for use in transport corridor
analysis
Nikolaos Vogiatzis graduated 17/4/2008 (IPBA)
On Organic transportation and the next generation integrated transportation
network management systems
Hong-En Lin graduated 14/8/2008 (IPBA)
Arterial road travel time estimation and prediction