In an effort to facilitate the way communities navigate and experience transportation, the College of Engineering has launched a series of projects designed to improve mobility and safety across ...

The National Science Foundation has chosen Purdue University to participate in a new engineering research center dedicated to advancing sustainable, electrified transportation. Purdue will be part of ...

Integrating typical standalone simulator technologies — driving simulation, traffic and transportation simulation, network and infrastructure simulation, along with associated human factors and human ...

The transportation network in America has real problems that are being addressed by the faculty in Civil Engineering. Of the nation's two million miles of paved roads, nearly two-thirds are in need of ...

Researchers from the University of Delaware representing the Joseph R. Biden, Jr. School of Public Policy and Administration and the College of Engineering are advancing equitable transportation ...

Stamatiadis, C. Interactive TMC Decision Support Tool Combining Simulation and Optimization (2008), Grant - UMASS Transportation Center Gartner, N. (Principal), Stamatiadis, C. (Co-Principal), Chen, C ...

Traffic engineering has attracted much research attention, especially in recent years as networks grow in size and complexity. Network operators increasingly need better ways to manage the massive ...

Students at Saint Louis University School for Science and Engineering have the opportunity to apply their education in a global context. Our research areas cross traditional disciplines, allowing ...

Wes Marshall receives funding from the US Department of Transportation's University Transportation Centers program and various state transportation departments. “Can you name the truck with four-wheel ...

Research in earthquake and structural engineering focuses on bridge engineering, seismic safety and engineering structures for extreme events. Our faculty conduct large-scale, experimental work in our ...

June 24 (UPI) --"Can you name the truck with four-wheel drive, smells like a steak, and seats 35?" Back in 1998, The Simpsons joked about the Canyonero, an SUV so big that they were obviously kidding.