Transportation Systems Engineering
Planning, design and management of multimodal transportation systems is an area in which engineers can contribute to addressing a wide variety of challenges, ranging from congestion to security to environmental impact.
A transportation system includes vehicles, network infrastructure and information technology, used both for monitoring and control and to provide information to users of the system. The interactions of people with the system are especially complex and important. Our current faculty are pursuing research including automated traveler information systems, freight transportation and security concerns, transportation of hazardous materials, and air quality issues in urban transportation. Study in transportation systems engineering often includes work in related areas such as economics, operations research, systems engineering, city and regional planning, and management
Research Area Faculty
The faculty researchers in this area exemplify the collaborative nature of the work done at Cornell Engineering.
H. Oliver Gao
Shane G. Henderson
Andreas Malikopoulos
Samitha Samaranayake
Huseyin Topaloglu
Research Area Field Faculty
Faculty researchers from Cornell's several campuses contribute to this research area.