Robert Bertini

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Oregon State University

United States

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Robert Bertini is the Head and Professor at Oregon State University in the United States. His research areas encompass transportation network performance, impacts of COVID-19 on driver injuries, and optimization in automated traffic systems. He has published extensively, including studies on traffic flow dynamics and the effects of urban planning on air quality and equity. His work contributes to advancing the understanding of transportation systems in various contexts, including emergency evacuations and bikeshare ridership patterns.

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Delft University of Technology

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George Washington University

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Development of a Length-Based Cell-State Framework Toward the Re-Creation of Large-Scale Dense Congestion Patterns

Exploring the effect of COVID-19 on driver injury severities in freeway single-vehicle crashes accounting for unobserved heterogeneity

Data-Driven Computation of State-Dependent Passenger Car Equivalency for Multiple Truck Lengths

Ego-efficient lane changes of connected and automated vehicles with impacts on traffic flow

Multicity Investigation of the Effect of Holidays on Bikeshare System Ridership

Trajectory Optimization for a Connected Automated Traffic Stream: Comparison Between an Exact Model and Fast Heuristics

Analyzing transportation network performance during emergency evacuations: Evidence from Hurricane Irma

Impacts of a metropolitan-scale freeway expansion program on air pollution and equity

Influencing the queue configuration to increase bicycle jam density and discharge rate: An experimental study on a single path

Trajectory Optimization for a Connected Automated Traffic Stream: Comparison Between an Exact Model and Fast Heuristics

Traffic and granular flow: the role of data and technology in the understanding of particle dynamics

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Amy L. Stuart

Michael Maness

Nikhil Menon

Xiaopeng Li

Seckin Ozkul

Maria Wierbos

Samer Hamdar

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