Marcello Montanino

Assistant Professor

University of Naples Federico II

Italy

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Marcello Montanino is an Assistant Professor at the University of Naples Federico II, Italy. His research primarily focuses on modeling traffic flow, energy consumption of electric vehicles, and the safety functionalities of driving automation. His recent articles explore topics such as probabilistic analysis of bridge loads, adaptive cruise control systems, and the dynamics of automated and human-driven vehicles.

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2020

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University of Surrey

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A traffic-flow-dependent macroscopic model of electric vehicle energy consumption

Corrigendum to “Assessing safety functionalities in the design and validation of driving automation” [Transp. Res. Part C: Emerg. Technol. 154 (2023) 104243] (Transportation Research Part C (2023) 154, (S0968090X23002322), (10.1016/j.trc.2023.104243))

Physics-augmented models to simulate commercial adaptive cruise control (ACC) systems

Infrastructure-level traffic micro-simulation for probabilistic analysis of bridge loads

About calibration of car-following dynamics of automated and human-driven vehicles: Methodology, guidelines and codes

Energy Consumption Modeling in Presence of Uncertainty

From homogeneous to heterogeneous traffic flows: L<inf>p</inf> String stability under uncertain model parameters

Microscopic energy consumption modelling of electric buses: model development, calibration, and validation

On string stability of a mixed and heterogeneous traffic flow: A unifying modelling framework

A two-level probabilistic approach for validation of stochastic traffic simulations: impact of drivers’ heterogeneity models

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Yinglong He

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