Research In Progress

CSUTC focuses on researching safe, reliable solutions that increase mobility of people and goods and strengthen California’s economy. Broadly, SB 1 identified a number of high priority needs for California: congestion relief (including traffic management systems), trade corridor enhancements, improved transit and rail, pedestrian and cyclist safety projects, as well as maintenance and rehabilitation for California’s road and bridge infrastructure. CSUTC research is designed to align with these priorities and ensure improved mobility for Californians. A current list of ongoing research projects is listed below.

Topic Project Number Principal Investigator
Governing Structures for Successful Regional Transit Coordination and Their Formation 2229 Charles R. Rivasplata / Richard W. Lee
Incorporating Public Health Into Transportation Decision-Making 2230 Dr. Bruce Appleyard
Evaluation of Turbo Roundabout as a Tool for Congestion Mitigation and Safety Improvement in California 2233 Anurag Pande
Reducing Vehicles Miles Traveled Through In-fill: How Regional and Local Plans are Addressing Housing Needs While Mitigating Negative Unintended Impacts on Disadvantaged Communities 2235 Shishir Mathur
Impervious Surfaces from High Resolution Aerial Imagery: Cities in Fresno County 2257 Yushin Ahn
Electrification of Medium and Heavy-Duty Vehicles In the Inland Empire 2305 Kimberly Collins, Ph.D.
Development of a Pavement Pothole Management System 2306 DingXin Cheng, Ph.D.
Understanding Mobility-Related Challenges for AAPI Older Adults 2310 Yongping Zhang
How Will California's Electric Vehicle Policy Impact State-Generated Transportation Revenues? Projecting Scenarios through 2040 2312 Asha Weinstein Agrawal, Ph.D.
The Effects of COVID-19 on Public Transit Ridership in the Bay Area 2313 Richard W. Lee / Charles R. Rivasplata
Consistent VMT Mapping and Modeling in California: How Can We Better Assess the VMT Impacts of State and Local Transportation Projects? 2314 Serena E. Alexander
Forecasting Commercial Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) in Urban California Areas 2315 Steve Chung
Developing an ROI Assessment Model of Training, Apprenticeship, and Mentorship Programs in California Transit Agencies 2316 Tyler Reeb
CONNECT: Collaboration and Optimization via Neighboring Networks for Efficient City Transportation 2322 Tairan Liu
Toward NetZero Carbon Pavements Using Amine-Impregnated Zeolite 2323 Shadi Saadeh, Ph.D.
Development of A Conceptual Critical Success Factors Model on Infrastructure Sustainability Rating System for California Construction Projects 2324 Joseph Kim, Ph.D.
Battery Management System Development for Electric Vehicles and Fast Charging Infrastructure Improvement 2325 Yu Yang, Ph.D.
Time-To-Failure Prediction of Fine-Grained Soil Slopes Subject to Weather-Driven Deterioration 2326 Amr M. Morsy, Ph.D.
Assessing the Perceived Safety of Cyclists with Virtual Reality 2327 Vahid Balali, Ph.D.
Effects of Low-Cycle Fatigue Fracture of Longitudinal Reinforcing Steel Bars on the Seismic Performance of Reinforced Concrete Bridge Piers 2328 Yu-Fu Ko, Ph.D.
Examining Transit Service Improvements with Internet-of-Things (IoT): A Disparity Analysis 2330 Shailesh Chandra, Ph.D.
Investigation of Biohealing Application for Micro-Size Fractures of Concrete Elements 2331 Andrea Calabrese
Addressing Transportation Construction Workforce Needs Through Innovative Policies and Practices 2332 Tom O'Brien, Ph.D.
Trade and Transportation Talent Pipeline Blueprints: Building University-Industry Talent Pipelines in Colleges of Continuing and Professional Education 2333 Tyler D. Reeb, Ph.D.
Experimental Investigations of Wind Shear from Passing a Vehicle 2334 Hamid Rahai

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