Giuseppe CANTISANI

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Sapienza University of Rome

Italy

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Professor Giuseppe Cantisani is a faculty member at Sapienza University of Rome, Italy. His research areas include traffic flow analysis, sustainable urban water management, and innovative road maintenance technologies, as evidenced by his recent publications. His work particularly focuses on modeling intervehicle spacing, speed prediction models, and the effectiveness of traffic calming measures.

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Andrea Pompigna

ITALY

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Antonio D’Andrea

Sapienza University of Rome

ITALY

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Giuseppe Loprencipe

Professore Ordinario

Università degli Studi di Roma La Sapienza

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PAOLO PELUSO

Sapienza University of Rome

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Laura Moretti

Sapienza University of Rome

ITALY

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Università degli Studi di Roma La Sapienza

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Articles (10)

The Settlement Ratio and Settled Area: Novel Indicators for Analyzing Land Use in Relation to Road Network Functions and Performance

Speed Prediction Models for Tangent Segments Between Horizontal Curves Using Floating Car Data

Modeling Intervehicle Spacing for Safe and Sustainable Operations on Two-Lane Roads

Permeable Interlocking Concrete Pavements: A Sustainable Solution for Urban and Industrial Water Management

From Radar Sensor to Floating Car Data: Evaluating Speed Distribution Heterogeneity on Rural Road Segments Using Non-Parametric Similarity Measures

A Small Robot to Repair Asphalt Road Potholes

Traffic Stream Analysis by Radar Sensors on Two-Lane Roads for Free-Moving and Constrained Vehicles Identification

Effectiveness of Climbing Lanes for Slow-Moving Vehicles When Riding Uphill: A Microsimulation Study

A Robotized Raspberry-Based System for Pothole 3D Reconstruction and Mapping

Eight Traffic Calming “Easy Pieces” to Shape the Everyday Pedestrian Realm

Collaborators (6)

Andrea Pompigna

Antonio D’Andrea

Giuseppe Loprencipe

PAOLO PELUSO

Laura Moretti

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