Proceedings of the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering Annual Conference 2024, Volume 16: Transportation Engineering
暫譯: 2024年加拿大土木工程學會年會論文集，第16卷：交通工程

本書包含2024年加拿大土木工程學會年會的會議紀錄。本卷的內容專注於交通工程的專題會議。這本書將成為學術界和業界人士的重要資源。

Dr. Clare E. Robinson

Dr. Clare E. Robinson is a Canada Research Chair in Water Quality and Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering at Western University. She recieved her BEng and PhD from the University of Queensland, Australia. Before joining Western University in 2009, she completed a post-doctoral fellowship at EPFL in Switzerland and worked as a Water Engineer for a water supply and sanitation NGO in Bangladesh. She is a registered professional engineer in Ontario

Dr. Robinson investigates water-borne contaminants in the environnent with a focus on understanding the sources, transport and fate of contaminants in natural and engineered systems. Dr. Robinson's current research includes evaluating impact of groundwater contaminants on surface water quality, urban stormwater management for water quality control, and determining the impacts of onsite wastewater systems on surface water quality. Dr. Robinson received an Early Research Award from the Ontario Government (2012) and was a member of the International Joint Commission Great Lakes Science Advisory Board from 2014 to 2019. She also was awarded a Western Faculty Scholar (2020-2022) and the Western Green Award (2018). Dr. Robinson has published over 80 peer-reviewed articles in leading international journals and given over 60 invited talks at international conferences, universities, and at government and industry workshops.

Dr. Mohamed H. Zaki

Mohamed H. Zaki is an Assistant Professor in the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department at Western University in Ontario, Canada. Before, he was an assistant professor in Civil, Environmental & Construction Engineering Department at the University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida. Dr. Zaki multidisciplinary research focuses on solving tomorrow's smart cities problems; from the computing and information to its facilities infrastructure.

He is an elected member of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Transportation Safety Committee and the Transportation Research Board (TRB) Standing Committee of Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Computing Applications (AED50). As part of the AED50 leadership team, he is the co-chair of the papers review subcommittee. Additionally, he serves as a handling editor of the Transportation Research Record. In 2021, he was awarded the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering (CSCE) Thomas C. Keefer Medal for his paper on improving computer vision technology in road safety.

Dr. Yili Tang

Dr. Yili Tang is an Assistant Professor at the University of Western Ontario (Canada) and Director of the Mobility Technology Research Group, focusing on travel mobility and human behaviors, transportation modeling and optimization, artificial intelligence and game theory. Dr. Tang and her team are actively engaged in diverse academia and industry in transportation, AI, automation and robotics worldwide in Canada, US, Germany, Austria, Denmark and Hong Kong. Dr. Tang leads and co-leads collaborative research grants, for which her group's research studies have been published in top-tier journals in transportation engineering economics, and energy domains, and have been awarded the most cited articles and best paper awards. Dr. Tang also serves as a guest editor in Travel Behaviour and Society and Transportmetrica A: Transport Science. She has been a board member of Canadian and international organizations including Vice President of the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) Saskatchewan Section, Secretary and Treasurer of the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS) Railway Application Section, Vice Chair of the Transportation Division in Canadian Society of Civil Engineering, and Committee Member of Transportation Research Board in National Academies US. She is also an affiliate member of the Centre for Multi-Hazard Risk and Resilience at the University of Western Ontario and the Center for Smart Infrastructure at UC Berkeley.

克萊爾·E·羅賓森博士 克萊爾·E·羅賓森博士是加拿大水質研究主席，並擔任西安大略大學土木與環境工程系教授。她於澳大利亞昆士蘭大學獲得工程學士學位和博士學位。在2009年加入西安大略大學之前，她在瑞士洛桑聯邦理工學院完成了博士後研究，並在孟加拉國的一家水供應和衛生非政府組織擔任水工程師。她是安大略省的註冊專業工程師。 羅賓森博士研究環境中的水源污染物，專注於理解污染物在自然和工程系統中的來源、運輸和命運。她目前的研究包括評估地下水污染物對地表水質的影響、城市雨水管理以控制水質，以及確定現場廢水系統對地表水質的影響。羅賓森博士於2012年獲得安大略省政府的早期研究獎，並於2014年至2019年期間擔任國際聯合委員會大湖科學諮詢委員會成員。她還獲得了西安大略大學的學術獎學金（2020-2022）和西安大略大學綠色獎（2018）。羅賓森博士在國際頂尖期刊上發表了超過80篇同行評審的文章，並在國際會議、大學以及政府和行業研討會上發表了超過60次的邀請演講。 穆罕默德·H·扎基博士 穆罕默德·H·扎基博士是加拿大安大略省西安大略大學土木與環境工程系的助理教授。在此之前，他曾是佛羅里達州中佛羅里達大學土木、環境與建設工程系的助理教授。扎基博士的多學科研究專注於解決未來智慧城市的問題，涵蓋計算和信息到設施基礎設施的各個方面。 他是美國土木工程師學會（ASCE）交通安全委員會和交通研究委員會（TRB）人工智慧與先進計算應用常務委員會（AED50）的當選成員。作為AED50領導團隊的一部分，他是論文審查小組的共同主席。此外，他還擔任《交通研究紀錄》的編輯。2021年，他因其在改善道路安全的計算機視覺技術方面的論文獲得加拿大土木工程學會（CSCE）托馬斯·C·基弗獎章。 唐怡莉博士 唐怡莉博士是加拿大西安大略大學的助理教授，並擔任移動技術研究小組的主任，專注於旅行流動性和人類行為、交通建模和優化、人工智慧和博弈論。唐博士及其團隊積極參與加拿大、美國、德國、奧地利、丹麥和香港的交通、人工智慧、自動化和機器人技術的多樣化學術和行業合作。唐博士主導和共同主導合作研究計劃，其研究成果已發表在交通工程經濟學和能源領域的頂級期刊上，並獲得了最被引用文章和最佳論文獎。唐博士還擔任《旅行行為與社會》和《交通科學》A期刊的客座編輯。她曾擔任加拿大及國際組織的董事會成員，包括薩斯喀徹溫省交通工程師學會（ITE）副會長、運籌學與管理科學學會（INFORMS）鐵路應用部門的秘書和財務主管、加拿大土木工程學會交通部門的副主席，以及美國國家科學院交通研究委員會的委員。她還是西安大略大學多災害風險與韌性中心和加州大學伯克利分校智慧基礎設施中心的附屬成員。