I am a Scientist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. My research aims to advance smart mobility through digitalization, focusing on continuous sensing, predictive analysis, and seamless communication. I am interested in understanding how cutting-edge technologies, including digital twins, AI, and vehicle-to-everything, impact transportation, as well as how to leverage them to address existing and emerging challenges in transporation safety and mobility.

I develop theoretical models to understand and predict traffic status and road user behavior by integrating AI, machine learning, and statistical methods with fundamental transportation safety and behavior modeling methods. Moreover, by leveraging digital twins and vehicle-to-everything technoligies, my work bridges digital and physical transportation systems, laying the groundwork for future mobility.

News

• 3/2025: I will give a talk about constructing digital twins for connected vehicle corridors at the 2025 Safe Mobility Conference.