Xing Wu

Assistant Professor

Lamar University

United States

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Dr. Xing Wu is an Assistant Professor at Lamar University in the United States. His research primarily focuses on maritime traffic, including vessel navigation delays, inland waterway utilization, and traffic crash severity analysis. Recent publications include studies on ship trajectories in the Sabine-Neches Waterway and traffic signal control systems applied to Houston's interchanges. Dr. Wu is also involved in optimizing electric bicycle sharing systems and exploring electric vehicle feasibility.

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Jing Dong-O’Brien

Iowa State University

UNITED STATES

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Study of ship entrance delays to deep draft channels

Study on utilization of Inland deep-draft waterway based on ship trajectories: Applied to Sabine-Neches Waterway

Quantifying Wide-Body Vessel Navigation Delay in Narrow Waterways: A Case Study at the Houston Ship Channel

Volume-Occupancy-Based Actuated Signal Control System: Design and Implementation to Diamond Interchanges in Houston

Study on U-turn behavior of vessels in narrow waterways based on AIS data

Investigation of Contributing Factors to Traffic Crash Severity in Southeast Texas Using Multiple Correspondence Analysis

Development of platoon-based actuated signal control systems to coordinated intersections: Application in corridors in Houston

Estimate travel time of ships in narrow channel based on AIS data

Optimal Deployment of Electric Bicycle Sharing Stations: Model Formulation and Solution Technique

The impact of reliable range estimation on battery electric vehicle feasibility

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Jing Dong-O’Brien

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