Faculty

• Amelia C. Regan, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering and Graduate School of Management
  • Ph.D., University of Texas, Austin
  • Applications of information technologies and optimization techniques to freight and fleet management; transportation logistics; on-line freight marketplaces; intermodal operations; commercial vehicle operator and firm behavior; shipper behavior; third party logistics
• Thomas Golob, Lecturer and Professional Researcher
  • Travel demand forecasting, multivariate statistical methods, attitude-behavior models, activity analysis, micro-simulation forecasting methods

   

    Current Students

• Xiangwen Lu, Ph.D. Candidate in Transportation Systems Engineering, Expected 2002
  • BS in Mathematics, MS in Statistics
  • Theoretical analysis of dynamic and stochastic vehicle routing and scheduling problems
• Jiongjiong Song, Ph.D. Candidate in Transportation Systems Engineering, Expected 2002
  • BS and MS in Civil Engineering
  • An examination of the 3^rd party logistics industry: industry characterization, optimization models (load matching, optimal bidding, routing and scheduling) and behavioral models
• Elizabeth Geho, Ph.D. Candidate in Transportation Science, Expected 2002
  • BS in Computer Science and MS in Urban Planning
  • Environmental and economic costs and benefits associated with shared urban freight facilities
• Barbara McGahey, M.S. in Transportation Systems Engineering, Expected 2001
  • BS in Actuarial Sciences (applied statistics), MBA, eight years of consulting experience
  • Freight demand modeling and shipper behavior, statistical analysis
• Srinivas Nandiraju, MS/PhD, MS expected December 2001
  • BS in Civil Engineering
  • Development and analysis of optimization algorithms for fleet management and logistics
• Sankar Janakiraman, MS/PhD, MS expected December 2001
  • BS in Civil Engineering
  • Development and analysis of optimization algorithms for fleet management and logistics

   

    Former Students

• Sreeram Jagannathan, M.S. in Transportation Systems Engineering, 1999
  • Analyst, i2 Technologies
• Fenghuan Wang, M.S. in Transportation Systems Engineering, 2000
• Xiubin Wang, Ph.D. in Transportation Systems Engineering, 2000
  • Consultant, American Airlines, Operations Research Group
• Paul Forster, Ph.D. in Information and Computer Science, 2001 (Advisor: Prof. John King)
  • Assistant Professor, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, School of Management