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Dr. Stephen P Mattingly

Name

[Mattingly, Dr. Stephen P]
  • Assoc Prof, Department of Civil Engineering
 Nedderman Hall 432
Last Updated: August 24, 2017

Biography

Areas of Expertise and Interest:  Decision and Risk Analysis (AHP, Multiattribute, Multiobjective techniques), Transportation and Public Health, Institutional Studies and Analysis, Transportation Planning, Operations Research/Logistics, Network Optimization (Linear and nonlinear), Intelligent Transportation Systems, Traffic Engineering, Aviation (Safety and Operations), Public Transit, Bicycle and Pedestrian Behavior and Safety and Transportation Safety

Background:  Dr. Mattingly joined the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) in September 2002.  Prior to joining UTA he served on the faculty at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks (UAF) for two and a half years, and also served as a lecturer at the University of Southern California.  While at UAF, Dr. Mattingly helped found the FAA Air Transportation Centers of Excellence Program: Center for General Aviation Research.  He teaches undergraduate courses in transportation engineering and transportation planning as well as graduate courses in analytical models in transportation, system evaluation and decision making, transportation network analysis, transportation planning and bicycle and pedestrian facility planning and design.

          In  2013, he joined in a consortium that formed the Transportation Research Center for Livable Communities through the USDOT University Transportation Centers Program. In 2016, he led UTAs participation in the National Institue for Transportation and Communities a national center funded through the USDOT University Transportation Centers Program.  Dr. Mattingly’s areas of research include a wide variety of projects.  The state funded research projects include work on evaluating existing highway right-of-way for accommodating high speed passenger rail, evaluating overheight detection devices, managed lane pricing and weaving, institutional approaches for interjurisdictional system management and detection and mitigation of roadway hazards for bicyclists.  The federally-funded projects include: developing public health performance measures for transportation infrastructure, engineering sustainable engineers, evaluation of the Anaheim advanced traffic control system field operational test (SCOOT performance and assessment of institutional issues), documenting the institutional issues associated with the Irvine integrated corridor freeway ramp metering and arterial adaptive control field operational test, impacts of the Northridge Earthquake on traffic network performance, and determining the safety impact an end-around taxiway. 

            Dr. Mattingly is a member of TRB, ITE and ASCE. 

Professional Preparation

    • 2000 Ph.D in Civil Engineering (Transportation) ,  University of California, Irvine
    • 1994 M.S. in Civil Engineering (Transportation) ,  University of Texas at Arlington
    • 1991 B.S. in Civil Engineering ,  Rice University

Appointments

    • Jan 2008 to Present Assoc Prof
      University of Texas at Arlington
    • Jan 2010 to Feb 2013 Graduate Adivsor
      University of Texas at Arlington
    • Jan 2002 to Jan 2008 Assist Professor
      University of Texas at Arlington
    • Jan 2000 to Jan 2002 Assist Professor
      University of Alaska-Fairbanks

Memberships

  • Professional
    • Jan 1996 to Present University of Texas at Arlington  Transportation Research Board

Research and Expertise

  • Decision and Risk Analysis

    Insititutional issues, quantitative techniques, and multicriteria assessment

Publications

      Journal Article Forthcoming

      • Pulipati, Sasanka Bhushan, Stephen P. Mattingly and Colleen Casey, “Evaluating State Level Transportation Revenue Alternatives.” Accepted and forthcoming in Case Studies on Transport Policy, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cstp.2017.06.002.

        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]
      Forthcoming

      • Rahman, Ziaur, Arezoo Memarian, Sunil Madanu, Gazi Iqbal, Hadis Anahideh, Stephen P. Mattingly and Jay M. Rosenberger, “Assessment of the Impact of Lane Width on Arterial Crashes.”  Accepted and forthcoming in the Journal of Transportation Safety & Security, http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/19439962.2017.1281366.

        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Paper 2017

      • Donavalli, Bharath, Stephen P. Mattingly and Antonio Massidda (2017), “Impact of Weather Factors on Go-Around Frequency.” (U.S.) National Research Council, Transportation Research Board 96th Annual Meeting Online, 17-03934.

        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Paper 2016

      • Rahman, Ziaur, Stephen Mattingly, Sunil K. Madanu, and Colleen Casey (2016), “A Project-Based Learning Approach to Teach Concepts of Active Commuting.”  (U.S.) National Research Council, Transportation Research Board 94th Annual Meeting Flash Drive, 16-5900.

        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]
      2016

      • Madanu, Sunil K., Stephen P. Mattingly and Christina McDaniel-Wilson (2016), “Gaussian Mixture Modelling for Grouping Traffic Patterns Using Automatic Traffic Recorder Data.” (U.S.) National Research Council, Transportation Research Board 94th Annual Meeting Flash Drive, 16-4927.

        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]

      Journal Article 2015

      • Madanu, Sunil K., Stephen P. Mattingly, Katie A. Kam Larsen and Siamak A. Ardekani (2015), “An Integrated Fuzzy AHP and Fuzzy TOPSIS Framework Using Sketch Planning Performance Measures for Evaluating High Speed Intercity Passenger Rail Corridor Alternatives Utilizing Existing Public Right-of-Way.” Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, no. 2499, pp. 1-9, doi: 10.3141/2499-01.

        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]
      2015

      • Pearson Weatherton, Yvette, Melanie Sattler, Stephen Mattingly, Victoria Chen, K. Jamie Rogers and Brian Dennis (2015), “A Multi-Pronged Approach for Incorporating Sustainability into an Undergraduate Civil Engineering Curriculum.” Journal of Professional Issues in Engineering Education and Practice, Vol. 141, No. 2, CID: C5014003, pp. 1-13 (doi:  http://dx.doi.org/10.1061/(ASCE)EI.1943-5541.0000219).

        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Proceeding 2014

      • Mattingly, Stephen, Yvette Pearson Weatherton, Andrew P. Kruzic, Heather L. Frost and Ziaur Rahman (2014), “Critical Thinking in the Curriculum: Making Better Decisions.” Proceedings of the 121st Annual Conference of the American Society for Engineering Education.

        {Conference Proceeding} [Refereed/Juried]
      2014

      • Rahman, Ziaur and Stephen P. Mattingly (2014), “Macroscopic Evaluation of Incident-Induced Driver Behavior Changes.”  Proceedings of the Symposium Celebrating 50 Years of Traffic Flow Theory, P33.

        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2014

      • Satyamurti, Saty, Ziaur Rahman and Stephen P. Mattingly (2014), “Least Cost Solution for Scheduled Short-Haul Flights from Regional Airports to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)” Proceedings of the 2014 American Society of Civil Engineers Transportation and Development Institute Congress.

        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2014

      • Weatherton, Yvette Pearson, Andrew P. Kruzic, Stephen Mattingly, Ziaur Rahman, and Heather L. Frost (2014), “Is There a Correlation Between First-Year Critical Thinking Assessment Test Performance and Retention Among Civil Engineering Students?” Proceedings of the 121st Annual Conference of the American Society for Engineering Education.

        {Conference Proceeding} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Paper 2014

      • Pulipati, Sasanka Bhushan and Stephen P. Mattingly (2014), “Multi-Criteria Evaluation of Surface Transportation Funding Alternatives Based on a Delphi Survey of Experts.” (U.S.) National Research Council, Transportation Research Board 92nd Annual Meeting Flash Drive, 14-2255.

        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Proceeding 2013

      • Massidda, Antonio, Stephen P. Mattingly, Sunil K. Madanu and James C. Williams (2013), "A Sketch Planning Tool to Estimate the Ridership of Rail Transit Service to Airport Terminals." (U.S.) National Research Council, Transportation Research Board 92nd Annual Meeting Flash Drive, 13-5292.

        {Conference Proceeding} [Refereed/Juried]
      2013

      • Massidda, Antonio, and Stephen P. Mattingly (2013), "An Empirical Assessment of an End-Around Taxiway’s Operational Benefits at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Using ASDE-X Data."  (U.S.) National Research Council, Transportation Research Board 92nd Annual Meeting Flash Drive, 13-5272.

        {Conference Proceeding} [Refereed/Juried]
      2013

      • Pulipati, Sasanka Bhushan and Stephen P. Mattingly (2013), “Establishing Criteria and Their Weights for Evaluating Transportation Funding Alternatives Using a Delphi Survey.”  Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, vol. 104C, pp. 922-931.

        {Conference Proceeding} [Refereed/Juried]

      Journal Article 2013

      • Afotey, Benjamin, Melanie Sattler, Stephen P. Mattingly and Victoria C. P. Chen (2013), “Statistical Model for Estimating Carbon Dioxide Emissions from a Light-Duty Gasoline Vehicle.”  Journal of Environmental Protection, Vol. 4, No. 8A, pp. 8-15, http://www.scirp.org/journal/JEP/.

        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]
      2013

      • Bhatt, Hetal, Melanie L. Sattler and Stephen P. Mattingly (2013), “Determination of Safe Roadway Buffer Width to Protect Human Health from NO2 Exposure: A Case Study for Grand Prairie, TX.”  Journal of Civil & Environmental Engineering, Vol. 3, No. 1, doi: 10.4172/2165-784X.1000126.

        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]
      2013

      • Daneshgar, Farzad, Stephen P. Mattingly and Ali Hagani (2013), “Evaluating Beat Structure and Truck Allocation for the Tarrant County Courtesy Patrol.”  Transportation Research Record - Journal of the Transportation Research Board, no. 2334, pp. 40-49.

        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Journal Article 2012

      • Arvidson, Enid, Stephen P. Mattingly, Asapol Sinprasertkool and Siamak Ardekani (2012), “Assessment of Sustainable Infrastructure: The Case of Exurban Dallas.”  Journal of Transportation Research Forum, vol. 51, no. 3, pp. 7-24.

        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]
      2012

      • Pearson Weatherton, Yvette, Melanie Sattler, Stephen Mattingly, Victoria Chen, K. Jamie Rogers and Brian Dennis (2012), “Engineering Sustainable Engineers through the Undergraduate Experience.”  Forum on Public Policy Online, Vol. 2012, No. 2.  http://forumonpublicpolicy.com/vol2012.no2/archive/weatherton.pdf

        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Proceeding 2012

      • Chen, Victoria, K. Jamie Rogers, Stephen Mattingly, Melanie Sattler and Yvette Pearson Weatherton (2012), "Sustainable Industrial Engineering Modules.”  Proceedings of the 119h Annual Conference of the American Society for Engineering Education.

        {Conference Proceeding} [Refereed/Juried]
      2012

      • Mattingly, Stephen, Victoria Chen, Brian H. Dennis, K. Jamie Rogers, Melanie Sattler and Yvette Pearson Weatherton (2012), "Multi-Disciplinary Sustainable Senior Design Project: Design of a Campus Biodiesel Refinery."  Proceedings of the 119h Annual Conference of the American Society for Engineering Education.

        {Conference Proceeding} [Refereed/Juried]
      2012

      • Sattler, Melanie, Victoria Chen, Brian H. Dennis, Stephen Mattingly, K. Jamie Rogers and Yvette Pearson Weatherton (2012), "Integrating Sustainability Across the Curriculum: Engineering Sustainable Engineers."  Proceedings of the 119h Annual Conference of the American Society for Engineering Education.

        {Conference Proceeding} [Refereed/Juried]
      2012

      • Weatherton, Yvette Pearson, Victoria Chen, Stephen Mattingly, K. Jamie Rogers and Melanie Sattler (2012), “Sustainable Engineering Internships: Creation and Assessment.”  Proceedings of the 119h Annual Conference of the American Society for Engineering Education.

        {Conference Proceeding} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Proceeding 2011
      • Massidda, Antonio and Stephen P. Mattingly (2011), “Revisiting High Speed Railways in the US: Assessing Their Future Development, Their Role in Intercity Passenger Transportation and Their Impacts on Air Travel and the Airline Industry.”  Proceedings of the Transportation Research Forum 52nd Annual Meeting.
        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2011
      • Massidda, Antonio and Stephen P. Mattingly (2011), “Expanding Intermodal Access to Airports: A Sketch Planning Tool to Estimate the Impact of Providing Rail Transit Service to Airport Terminals.”  Proceedings of the Transportation Research Forum 52nd Annual Meeting.
        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2011
      • Yang, Chulsu, James C. Williams and Stephen P. Mattingly (2011), “Managed Lanes Meaving and Access Guideline Development Using Micorscopic Simulation Model.”  Proceedings of the 9th Eastern Asia Society for Transportation Studies Conference.
        {Conference Proceeding} [Refereed/Juried]
      2011
      • Sattler, M., Y. Pearson Weatherton, S. Mattingly, V. Chen and K. J. Rogers (2011), “Engineering Sustainable Civil Engineers.”  Proceedings of the 118th Annual Conference of the American Society for Engineering Education.
        {Conference Proceeding} [Refereed/Juried]
      2011
      • Sinprasertkool, Asapol, Stephen P. Mattingly and Antonio Massidda (2011), “Managing Toll Pricing: Comparison of Value of Time Options.”  Proceedings of the Transportation Research Forum 52nd Annual Meeting.
        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]

      Journal Article 2011
      • Yang, Chulsu, Stephen P. Mattingly, James C. Williams and Hyunwoon Kim (2011), “Development of Managed-Lane Access Guidelines Based on Gap Acceptance Theory.”  Transportation Research Record - Journal of the Transportation Research Board, no. 2257, pp. 95-102.
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]
      2011
      • Yang, Chulsu, James C. Williams and Stephen P. Mattingly (2011), “Microscopic Simulation Model (VISSIM) Calibration for Freeways with Managed Lanes.”  Journal of the Eastern Asia Society for Transportation Studies, vol. 9, pp. 1351 - 1363.
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]
      2011
      • Ardekani, Siamak A., Asapol Sinprasertkool and Stephen P. Mattingly (2011), “A New Paradigm in User Equilibrium - Application in Managed Lane Pricing.”  International Journal of Engineering, vol. 5, no. 1, pp. 73-101.
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Book Chapter 2011
      • Li, Jianling, Siamak Ardekani and Stephen Mattingly (2011), Chapter 11: “Urban transportation sustainability in China: issues, policies and a planning tool.” China’s Economy in the Post-WTO Environment: Stock Markets, FDI and Challenges of Sustainability, pp. 221-242.
        {Book Chapter} [Refereed/Juried]

      Journal Article 2010
      • Yang, Chulsu, Stephen P. Mattingly, Hyunwoon Kim and Youngjang Kwon (2010), “Design Guideline Development for Managed Lane Access Spacing Using Gap Acceptance Theory.”  Journal of Korean Society of Transportation, vol. 28, no. 4, pp. 177-186.
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Paper 2010
      • Afotey, Benjamin, Melanie L.Sattler, Stephen P. Mattingly and Victoria Chen (2010), “Statistical Approach to the Development of a Microscale Model for Estimating Carbon Dioxide Emissions from a Light Duty Gasoline Vehicle.” Proceedings of the Air & Waste Management Association 103rd Annual Conference.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Paper 2009
      • Mattingly, Stephen P., Melanie L. Sattler, Hetal Bhatt, Sulak Sumitsawan, Natchanok Pala-en and Parthen Parikh (2009), “A Model for Estimating NOx Emission Reductions after Closing Drive-Thrus.”  (U.S.) National Research Council, Transportation Research Board 87th Annual Meeting CD, 09-3489.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]

      Journal Article 2009
      • Jimenez, Gustavo, and Stephen P. Mattingly (2009), “Travel Behavior of Largest Minority Cohorts in Texas.”  Transportation Research Record - Journal of the Transportation Research Board, no. 2135, pp. 130-137.
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Paper 2008
      • Afotey, Benjamin, Melanie Sattler and Stephen P. Mattingly (2008), “Statistical Approach to the Development of a Microscale Model for Estimating Exhaust Emissions of a Light Duty Gasoline Vehicle.”  Proceedings of the Air & Waste Management Association 101st Annual Meeting, #374.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]
      2008
      • Lugo Serrato, Sergio A., Auttawit Upayokin and Stephen P. Mattingly (2008), “Transit Capacity Quality Service Manual: Applications to Mexican Transit Systems.”  (U.S.) National Research Council, Transportation Research Board 87th Annual Meeting CD, 08-0399.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]
      2008
      • Satyamurti, S.D., and Stephen P. Mattingly (2008), “Flight Track Data Analysis to Estimate Aircraft Height Above a Perimeter Taxiway System.”  (U.S.) National Research Council, Transportation Research Board 87th Annual Meeting CD, 08-1795.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]
      2008
      • Yang, Chulsu, and Stephen P. Mattingly (2008), “Guidance for Managed Lane Access Spacing Using the Gap Acceptance Theory-Based Capacity Estimation of Two-sided Type C Weaves.”  (U.S.) National Research Council, Transportation Research Board 87th Annual Meeting CD, 08-1793.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]

      Journal Article 2008
      • Upayokin, Auttawit, Stephen P. Mattingly and Sergio A. Lugo Serrato (2008), “Decision-Making Procedure for Assessing Performance Measures of Freeway Operations.”  Transportation Research Record - Journal of the Transportation Research Board, no. 2046, pp. 11-19. 
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Paper 2007
      • Farokhi Sadabadi, Kaveh, and Stephen P. Mattingly (2007), “Zoning and Trip Generation Using Fuzzy Cluster Estimation.”  (U.S.) National Research Council, Transportation Research Board 86th Annual Meeting CD, 07-1911.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]
      2007
      • Kanukolanu, Sri Harsha, Stephen P. Mattingly and Melanie Sattler (2007), “Impact of a Pre-Combustion Retrofit Device on Vehicular Emissions: A Case Study.”  Proceedings of the Air & Waste Management Association 100th Annual Meeting.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]
      2007
      • Lugo Serrato, Sergio A., Auttawit Upayokin and Stephen P. Mattingly (2007), “Paratransit Use of Taxis in Urban and Rural Areas.”  (U.S.) National Research Council, Transportation Research Board 86th Annual Meeting CD, 07-1152.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]
      2007
      • Satyamurti, Satyamangalam, and Stephen P. Mattingly (2007), “Runway Incursion Mitigation, Capacity Enhancement and Safety Improvements with Perimeter Taxiway Operations.”  Proceedings of the 29th International Air Transport Conference: A World of Growth, pp. 23-36.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]
      2007
      • Satyanarayana, Shruthi, Stephen P. Mattingly and Melanie Sattler (2007), “Trends of Vehicular Emissions Due to the Effect of ETHOS FR as Fuel Additive: A Case Study.”  Proceedings of the Air & Waste Management Association 100th Annual Meeting.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]

      Journal Article 2007
      • Li, Jianling, Patrick Embry, Stephen P. Mattingly, Kaveh Farokhi Sadabadi, Isaradatta Rasmidatta, and Mark W. Burris (2007), “Who Chooses to Carpool and Why: an Examination of Texas Carpoolers.”  Transportation Research Record - Journal of the Transportation Research Board, no. 2021, pp. 110-117.
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]
      2007
      • Burris, Mark W., Kaveh Farokhi Sadabadi, Stephen P. Mattingly, Maneesh Mahlawat, Jianling Li, Isaradatta Rasmidatta and Alireza Saroosh (2007), “Reaction to the Managed Lane Concept by Various Groups of Travelers.”  Transportation Research Record - Journal of the Transportation Research Board, no. 1996, pp. 74-82.
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]
      2007
      • Vo, Phong Thanh, Stephen P. Mattingly, Siamak A. Ardekani and Yasmin Dilshad (2007), “Comparison of Quality of Service in Two Texas Central Business Districts: Two-Fluid Model Approach.”  Transportation Research Record - Journal of the Transportation Research Board, no. 1999, pp. 180-188.
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Paper 2006
      • Hirunyanitiwattana, Worapong, and Stephen P. Mattingly (2006), “Identifying Secondary Crash Characteristics for the California Highway System.” (U.S.) National Research Council, Transportation Research Board 85th Annual Meeting CD, 06-2900.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]
      2006
      • Munshi, Rupangi, Melanie Sattler, and Stephen Mattingly (2006). "Impacts of Signal Synchronization on Vehicular Emissions - An Onboard Measurement Case Study." Proceedings of the Air & Waste Management Association 99th Annual Meeting.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]
      2006
      • Pulipati, Sasanka and Stephen P. Mattingly (2006), “Regional Prioritization of Corridors for Traffic Signal Retiming.”  Proceedings of the Joint International Conference on Computing and Decision Making in Civil and Building Engineering, CD, IC-416.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Paper 2005
      • Mattingly, Stephen P., Phong Vo, Isaradatta Rasmidatta and James C. Williams (2005), “Assessing the Performance of a Statewide Multimodal Transportation System.”  (U.S.) National Research Council, Transportation Research Board 84th Annual Meeting CD, 05-2392.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]

      Journal Article 2005
      • Moore, James E., Stephen P. Mattingly, C. Arthur MacCarley, and Michael G. McNally (2005), “Technical Evaluation of the Anaheim Advanced Traffic Control System Field Operational Test.”  Transportation Planning and Technology, vol. 6., no. 28, pp. 465 – 482.
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Paper 2004
      • Mattingly, Stephen P., Auttawit Upayokin and Jianling Li (2004), “A Driver’s Dilemma: Main Lane or HOT Lane.”  Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Decision Making in Urban and Civil Engineering, CD.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Paper 2003
      • Mattingly, Stephen P., Kathryn Knorr and Jason Sakalaskas (2003), “Mitigating Overheight Vehicle Crashes into Infrastructure: State of the Practice.”  (U.S.) National Research Council, Transportation Research Board 82nd Annual Meeting CD, 03-2563.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Paper 2002
      • Mattingly, Stephen P. (2002), “A Comparison of Alternative Strategies for Choosing a Guardrail End Terminal.”  Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Decision Making in Urban and Civil Engineering, pp. 418-424.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]
      2002
      • Mattingly, Stephen P. (2002), “Identifying a Small Sample Reliability Measure for Value and Utility Functions.”  Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Decision Making in Urban and Civil Engineering, pp. 189-195.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]
      2002
      • Mattingly, Stephen P. and Zhongguo (John) Ma (2002), “Selecting a Guardrail End Terminal for High Snowfall Regions.”  Proceedings of the 11th International American Society of Civil Engineers’ Conference on Cold Regions Engineering, pp. 267-277.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]

      Journal Article 2002
      • MacCarley, C. Arthur, Stephen P. Mattingly, Michael G. McNally, Daniel B. Mezger, and James E. Moore, II (2002), “Field Operational Test of Integrated Freeway Ramp Metering/Arterial Adaptive Signal Control: Lessons Learned in Irvine, California.”  Transportation Research Record - Journal of the Transportation Research Board, no. 1811, pp. 76-83.
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Paper 2001
      • Mattingly, Stephen P., R. Jayakrishnan and Michael G. McNally (2001), “Application of an Integrated Multiple Objective-Attribute Methodology to a New Traffic Control System.”  (U.S.) National Research Council, Transportation Research Board 80th Annual Meeting CD, 01-3322.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Paper 2000
      • Mattingly, Stephen P., Michael G. McNally and R. Jayakrishnan (2000), “Decision Theory for the Performance Evaluation of a New Traffic Control System.”  Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Decision Making in Urban and Civil Engineering, pp. 599-610.
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]

      Journal Article 2000
      • Mattingly, Stephen P., R. Jayakrishnan and Michael G. McNally (2000), “Integrated Multiple Objective-Attribute Methodology to Determine the Overall Value of Implemented New Technology in Transportation.”  Transportation Research Record - Journal of the Transportation Research Board, no. 1739, pp. 92-102.
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Journal Article 1999
      • McNally, Michael G., Steve Mattingly, James E. Moore, Hsi-Hwa Hu, C. Arthur MacCarley, and R. Jayakrishnan (1999), “Evaluation of the Anaheim Adaptive Control Field Operational Test: Institutional Issues.”  Transportation Research Record - Journal of the Transportation Research Board, no. 1683, pp. 67-77.
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

Projects

  • 2016
    • Nov 2016 to Present Center for Transportation Equity, Decisions, Dollars

      USDOT sponsors the University Transportation Centers Program.  CTEDD led by the University of Texas at Arlington, California Polytechnic State University, Georgia Institute of Technology, University of South Florida, and University of Wisconsin–Madison.

      Role: Co-PI PI: Nan Ellin
    • Nov 2016 to Present National Institute for Transportation & Communities

      USDOT sponsors the University Transportation Centers Program.  NITC led by Portland State University with the Oregon Institute of Technology, University of Arizona, University of Oregon, University of Texas at Arlington, and University of Utah.

      PI for UTA

      Role: Principal Investigator PI: Dr. Stephen Mattingly
  • 2013
    • Sept 2013 to Present Transportation Research Center for Livable Communities

      The USDOT sponsors the University Transportation Center Program.  TRCLC led by Western Michigan University, University of Texas at Arlington, Utah State University, Tennessee State University, and Wayne State University.

      PI for UTA.

      Role: Principal Investigator PI: Dr. Stephen Mattingly
  • 2001
    • Apr 2001 to Sept 2012 Center for General Aviation Research

      The FAA sponsors the Air Transportation Centers of Excellence Program.  CGAR led by Embry Riddle Aeronautical University with the University of Alaska - Fairbanks, the University of North Dakota, and Wichita State University.

      PI for the University of Alaska - Fairbanks.

      Role: Principal Investigator PI: Dr. Stephen Mattingly

Support & Funding

This data is entered manually by the author of the profile and may duplicate data in the Sponsored Projects section.
    • Oct 2016 to Present Transportation Mobility Among Low-Income, Transportation Disadvantaged Older Adults Living in a Low Density Urban Environment Using Innovative Data Collection Methods sponsored by  - $40000
    • Sept 2016 to Present Transportation Mobility Among Low-Income, Transportation Disadvantaged Older Adults Living in a Low Density Urban Environment Using Innovative Data Collection Methods sponsored by  - $120000
    • Sept 2016 to Present Blame-the-Victim Policy Narratives and Local-Level Transportation Policy Decisions sponsored by  - $120000
    • Aug 2015 to Jan 2017 App-based Crowd Sourcing of Bicycle and Pedestrian Conflict Data sponsored by  - $120001
    • Oct 2015 to Sept 2016 Public Health Performance Measures and Their Role in the Regional Metropolitan Transportation Planning Process sponsored by  - $40000
    • July 2014 to Mar 2016 Developing Performance Measures to Capture the Effects of Transportation Facilities on Multiple Public Health sponsored by  - $136376
    • Sept 2014 to June 2015 Oregon Heavy Vehicle (HV) Seasonal and Growth Factors sponsored by  - $27395
    • Sept 2010 to Aug 2014 Civil Engineering and Life Decisions: Choose Wisely sponsored by  - $118348
    • July 2010 to June 2011 Support for the Integrated Corridor Management Demonstration Project sponsored by  - $198692
    • Sept 2011 to Aug 2013 Examining the Use of Public Rights-of-Way for High-Speed Rail or Other Infrastructure ($125,868/UTA) sponsored by  - $387943
    • Sept 2011 to Aug 2013 TxDOT Research Technical Assistance Panels sponsored by  - $20000
    • Sept 2011 to June 2012 Preliminary Study on the Safety Impact of the End-Around Taxiway at the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Using FAA/NASA Electronic Data sponsored by  - $28000
    • Sept 2009 to Aug 2011 Engineering Sustainable Engineers sponsored by  - $150000
    • Sept 2009 to Aug 2011 TxDOT Research Technical Assistance Panels sponsored by  - $20000
    • Sept 2009 to Aug 2010 Evaluating the Impact of Transit Oriented Development ($45,771/UTA) sponsored by  - $175878
    • Mar 2009 to Dec 2009 The Role of Managed Lanes in Long-Range Urban Mobility Planning sponsored by  - $50000
    • Jan 2007 to Dec 2010 Engineering Capstone Design Courses sponsored by  - $198000
    • Sept 2007 to Aug 2009 TxDOT Research Technical Assistance Panels sponsored by  - $20000
    • Nov 2007 to Oct 2008 Accelerating Response to Roadway Incidents in Conjunction with the ICM Programs in the Greater Dallas Area sponsored by  - $37420
    • Sept 2008 to Sept 2009 Sustainable Development Impact sponsored by  - $80000
    • Oct 2008 to Aug 2009 Technical Assistance with the Integrated Corridor Management SmartNET System sponsored by  - $83887
    • Sept 2006 to Aug 2008 Assessment and Validation of Managed Lanes Weaving and Access Guidelines sponsored by  - $213417
    • Sept 2005 to Aug 2008 The Role of Preferential Treatment for Carpools in Managed Lane Facilities ($134,105/UTA) sponsored by  - $380105
    • Sept 2005 to Sept 2007 Regional Transportation Council Aftermarket Technology and Fuel Additive Research Program sponsored by  - $146086
    • Sept 2005 to Aug 2007 Using Operations-Oriented Performance Measures to Support Freeway Management Systems ($74,230/UTA) sponsored by  - $269230
    • Sept 2005 to Aug 2007 TxDOT Research Technical Assistance Panels sponsored by  - $21000
    • Sept 2004 to Aug 2008 An Assessment of Frontage Road Yield Treatment Effectiveness ($106,169/UTA) sponsored by  - $381814
    • Sept 2004 to Aug 2006 On-Road Measurement of Air Quality Benefits: Traffic Signal Improvements sponsored by  - $31315
    • Aug 2004 to Feb 2006 Development of Guidelines for Ramp Reversal Projects ($36,249/UTA) sponsored by  - $135262
    • Sept 2003 to Aug 2005 TxDOT Research Technical Assistance Panels sponsored by  - $21000
    • Sept 2003 to Aug 2004 Developing a Comprehensive Pricing Evaluation Model for Managed Lanes sponsored by  - $103708
    • Mar 2003 to June 2004 Institutional Approaches for Interjurisdictional System Management ($48,733/UTA) sponsored by  - $90249
    • Sept 2002 to Aug 2004 Projected Changes in Transportation Demand and System Needs sponsored by  - $216436
    • Apr 2002 to Sept 2002 Security Plan for General Aviation sponsored by  - $9500
    • Sept 2000 to Feb 2003 Categorization of Expectations and Requirements for Seasonal Variations in Transit Needs for a Tourist Destination sponsored by  - $66355
    • July 2000 to Aug 2000 Preliminary Study on Snowplow Survivability of Guardrail Terminals sponsored by  - $19699
    • Aug 2001 to Aug 2002 Evaluation of Oversized Vehicle Warning Devices sponsored by  - $23499
    • Feb 2001 to June 2002 Guardrail End Terminal Rating and Comparison Survey sponsored by  - $19234

Other Research Activities

  • 2016
    • Board Member
      • Nov 2016 Executive Committee Member

        University Transportation Center Program: National Institute for Transportation and Communities, Led by Portland State University with other members: Oregon Institute of Technology, University of Arizona, University of Oregon, and University of Utah.

  • 2013
    • Board Member
      • Sept 2013 University lead

        University Transportation Center Program: Transportation Research Center for Livable Communities, Led by Western Michigan University with other members: Utah State University, Tennessee State University and Wayne State University

  • 2001
    • Board Member
      • Apr 2001 University Lead (PI)

        Air Transportation Centers of Excellence Program: Center for General Aviation Research, Led by Embry Riddle Aeronautical University with other members: University of North Dakota and Wichita State University

Students Supervised

Peers Mentored

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    Duration : Sept 2008 to Aug 2011

Courses

      • CE 3302-001 Transportation Engineering

        Planning, design, and operation of transportation facilities. Characteristics of vehicle movement; basic geometric design of highways; traffic flow relations in traffic streams; highway capacity; traffic engineering; and procedures for transportation planning.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 3302-101 Transportation Engineering

        Planning, design, and operation of transportation facilities. Characteristics of vehicle movement; basic geometric design of highways; traffic flow relations in traffic streams; highway capacity; traffic engineering; and procedures for transportation planning.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 5338-001 SYSTEM EVALUATION

        Techniques necessary to perform economic and multi-criteria evaluations of civil engineering projects. These will be used to assess the strengths and weaknesses of different decision-making strategies and analyze contemporary topics and case studies in making civil engineering decisions.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 5338-002 SYSTEM EVALUATION

        Techniques necessary to perform economic and multi-criteria evaluations of civil engineering projects. These will be used to assess the strengths and weaknesses of different decision-making strategies and analyze contemporary topics and case studies in making civil engineering decisions.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 4310-001 System Evaluation in Civil Engineering

        Techniques necessary to perform economic and multi-criteria evaluations of civil engineering projects. These will be used to assess the strengths and weaknesses of different decision-making strategies and analyze contemporary topics and case studies in making civil engineering decisions.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 4310-002 System Evaluation in Civil Engineering

        Techniques necessary to perform economic and multi-criteria evaluations of civil engineering projects. These will be used to assess the strengths and weaknesses of different decision-making strategies and analyze contemporary topics and case studies in making civil engineering decisions.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 3302-001 Transportation Engineering

        Planning, design, and operation of transportation facilities. Characteristics of vehicle movement; basic geometric design of highways; traffic flow relations in traffic streams; highway capacity; traffic engineering; and procedures for transportation planning.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 3302-002 Transportation Engineering

        Planning, design, and operation of transportation facilities. Characteristics of vehicle movement; basic geometric design of highways; traffic flow relations in traffic streams; highway capacity; traffic engineering; and procedures for transportation planning.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 5337-001 URBAN TRANSPORTATION PLANNING

        Theory and application of a comprehensive urban transportation planning methodology. Basic studies of population dynamics, urban growth, land use, forecasting trip generation and distribution, traffic assignment, mode split, evaluation, simulation models, characteristics of mass transit and other non-auto modes, and system design and evaluation.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 5337-002 URBAN TRANSPORTATION PLANNING

        Theory and application of a comprehensive urban transportation planning methodology. Basic studies of population dynamics, urban growth, land use, forecasting trip generation and distribution, traffic assignment, mode split, evaluation, simulation models, characteristics of mass transit and other non-auto modes, and system design and evaluation.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 4311-001 Urban Transportation Infrastructure Planning

        Urban transportation system design, planning, transportation modeling, economic theory, travel demand and travel estimation techniques.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 4311-002 Urban Transportation Infrastructure Planning

        Urban transportation system design, planning, transportation modeling, economic theory, travel demand and travel estimation techniques.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 3302-001 Transportation Engineering

        Planning, design, and operation of transportation facilities. Characteristics of vehicle movement; basic geometric design of highways; traffic flow relations in traffic streams; highway capacity; traffic engineering; and procedures for transportation planning.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 3302-002 Transportation Engineering

        Planning, design, and operation of transportation facilities. Characteristics of vehicle movement; basic geometric design of highways; traffic flow relations in traffic streams; highway capacity; traffic engineering; and procedures for transportation planning.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 3302-101 Transportation Engineering

        Planning, design, and operation of transportation facilities. Characteristics of vehicle movement; basic geometric design of highways; traffic flow relations in traffic streams; highway capacity; traffic engineering; and procedures for transportation planning.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 5338-001 SYSTEM EVALUATION

        Techniques necessary to perform economic and multi-criteria evaluations of civil engineering projects. These will be used to assess the strengths and weaknesses of different decision-making strategies and analyze contemporary topics and case studies in making civil engineering decisions.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 5338-002 SYSTEM EVALUATION

        Techniques necessary to perform economic and multi-criteria evaluations of civil engineering projects. These will be used to assess the strengths and weaknesses of different decision-making strategies and analyze contemporary topics and case studies in making civil engineering decisions.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 4310-001 System Evaluation in Civil Engineering

        Techniques necessary to perform economic and multi-criteria evaluations of civil engineering projects. These will be used to assess the strengths and weaknesses of different decision-making strategies and analyze contemporary topics and case studies in making civil engineering decisions.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 4310-002 System Evaluation in Civil Engineering

        Techniques necessary to perform economic and multi-criteria evaluations of civil engineering projects. These will be used to assess the strengths and weaknesses of different decision-making strategies and analyze contemporary topics and case studies in making civil engineering decisions.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 3302-001 Transportation Engineering

        Planning, design, and operation of transportation facilities. Characteristics of vehicle movement; basic geometric design of highways; traffic flow relations in traffic streams; highway capacity; traffic engineering; and procedures for transportation planning.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 3302-002 Transportation Engineering

        Planning, design, and operation of transportation facilities. Characteristics of vehicle movement; basic geometric design of highways; traffic flow relations in traffic streams; highway capacity; traffic engineering; and procedures for transportation planning.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 3110-001 Civil Engineering Communications

        Technical writing, oral communication, professional presentations, and other related topics.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 6308-001 ANALYTICAL MODELS IN TRANSPORTATION

        Development and analysis of mathematical models in transportation. Topics include travel demand, trip generation, distribution, mode choice, assignment, plan evaluation, spatial distribution, traffic control and flow models; principles of behavioral, econometric, deterministic, probabilistic, and chaotic simulation models, and their applications.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 6308-002 ANALYTICAL MODELS IN TRANSPORTATION

        Development and analysis of mathematical models in transportation. Topics include travel demand, trip generation, distribution, mode choice, assignment, plan evaluation, spatial distribution, traffic control and flow models; principles of behavioral, econometric, deterministic, probabilistic, and chaotic simulation models, and their applications.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 3302-001 Transportation Engineering

        Planning, design, and operation of transportation facilities. Characteristics of vehicle movement; basic geometric design of highways; traffic flow relations in traffic streams; highway capacity; traffic engineering; and procedures for transportation planning.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 3302-002 Transportation Engineering

        Planning, design, and operation of transportation facilities. Characteristics of vehicle movement; basic geometric design of highways; traffic flow relations in traffic streams; highway capacity; traffic engineering; and procedures for transportation planning.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 4352-001 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

        Professional practice issues in the private and public sector are addressed by visiting practitioners. Topics include project management, teamwork, obtaining work, regulatory requirements, specifications, issues in design/build, design alternatives, cost estimation, design and construction drawings, contract and construction law, legal issues, ethics and professionalism, design reports, licensure, lifelong learning, ethical and engineering practice organizations. Learning principles of engineering practice by working as a team is emphasized. Oral and written presentations are required.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2012 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 5337-001 URBAN TRANSPORTATION PLANNING

        Theory and application of a comprehensive urban transportation planning methodology. Basic studies of population dynamics, urban growth, land use, forecasting trip generation and distribution, traffic assignment, mode split, evaluation, simulation models, characteristics of mass transit and other non-auto modes, and system design and evaluation.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2012 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 4311-001 Urban Transportation Infrastructure Planning

        Urban transportation system design, planning, transportation modeling, economic theory, travel demand and travel estimation techniques.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2012 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 5338-001 System Evaluation

        Techniques necessary to perform economic and multi-criteria evaluations of civil engineering projects. These will be used to assess the strengths and weaknesses of different decision-making strategies and analyze contemporary topics and case studies in making civil engineering decisions.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2012 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 3302-001 Transportation Engineering

        Planning, design, and operation of transportation facilities. Characteristics of vehicle movement; basic geometric design of highways; traffic flow relations in traffic streams; highway capacity; traffic engineering; and procedures for transportation planning.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2012 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 4352-001 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

        Professional practice issues in the private and public sector are addressed by visiting practitioners. Topics include project management, teamwork, obtaining work, regulatory requirements, specifications, issues in design/build, design alternatives, cost estimation, design and construction drawings, contract and construction law, legal issues, ethics and professionalism, design reports, licensure, lifelong learning, ethical and engineering practice organizations. Learning principles of engineering practice by working as a team is emphasized. Oral and written presentations are required.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2012 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 4352-001 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

        Professional practice issues in the private and public sector are addressed by visiting practitioners. Topics include project management, teamwork, obtaining work, regulatory requirements, specifications, issues in design/build, design alternatives, cost estimation, design and construction drawings, contract and construction law, legal issues, ethics and professionalism, design reports, licensure, lifelong learning, ethical and engineering practice organizations. Learning principles of engineering practice by working as a team is emphasized. Oral and written presentations are required.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2011 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 4311-001 Urban Transportation Infrastructure Planning

        Urban transportation system design, planning, transportation modeling, economic theory, travel demand and travel estimation techniques.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2011 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 5337-001 URBAN TRANSPORTATION PLANNING

        Theory and application of a comprehensive urban transportation planning methodology. Basic studies of population dynamics, urban growth, land use, forecasting trip generation and distribution, traffic assignment, mode split, evaluation, simulation models, characteristics of mass transit and other non-auto modes, and system design and evaluation.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2011 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 6308-001 Analytical Models in Tranportation

        Development and analysis of mathematical models in transportation. Topics include travel demand, trip generation, distribution, mode choice, assignment, plan evaluation, spatial distribution, traffic control and flow models; principles of behavioral, econometric, deterministic, probabilistic, and chaotic simulation models, and their applications.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2011 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 4352-001 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

        Professional practice issues in the private and public sector are addressed by visiting practitioners. Topics include project management, teamwork, obtaining work, regulatory requirements, specifications, issues in design/build, design alternatives, cost estimation, design and construction drawings, contract and construction law, legal issues, ethics and professionalism, design reports, licensure, lifelong learning, ethical and engineering practice organizations. Learning principles of engineering practice by working as a team is emphasized. Oral and written presentations are required.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2011 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 4352-001 Professional Practice

        Professional practice issues in the private and public sector are addressed by visiting practitioners. Topics include project management, teamwork, obtaining work, regulatory requirements, specifications, issues in design/build, design alternatives, cost estimation, design and construction drawings, contract and construction law, legal issues, ethics and professionalism, design reports, licensure, lifelong learning, ethical and engineering practice organizations. Learning principles of engineering practice by working as a team is emphasized. Oral and written presentations are required.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2010 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 5337-001 URBAN TRANSPORTATION PLANNING

        Theory and application of a comprehensive urban transportation planning methodology. Basic studies of population dynamics, urban growth, land use, forecasting trip generation and distribution, traffic assignment, mode split, evaluation, simulation models, characteristics of mass transit and other non-auto modes, and system design and evaluation.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2010 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 4311-001 Urban Transportation Infrastructure Planning

        Urban transportation system design, planning, transportation modeling, economic theory, travel demand and travel estimation techniques.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2010 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 4352-001 Professional Practice

        Professional practice issues in the private and public sector are addressed by visiting practitioners. Topics include project management, teamwork, obtaining work, regulatory requirements, specifications, issues in design/build, design alternatives, cost estimation, design and construction drawings, contract and construction law, legal issues, ethics and professionalism, design reports, licensure, lifelong learning, ethical and engineering practice organizations. Learning principles of engineering practice by working as a team is emphasized. Oral and written presentations are required.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2010 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 5338-001 System Evaluation
        Techniques necessary to perform economic and multi-criteria evaluations of civil engineering projects. These will be used to assess the strengths and weaknesses of different decision-making strategies and analyze contemporary topics and case studies in making civil engineering decisions.
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2010
      • CE 4352-001 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

        Professional practice issues in the private and public sector are addressed by visiting practitioners. Topics include project management, teamwork, obtaining work, regulatory requirements, specifications, issues in design/build, design alternatives, cost estimation, design and construction drawings, contract and construction law, legal issues, ethics and professionalism, design reports, licensure, lifelong learning, ethical and engineering practice organizations. Learning principles of engineering practice by working as a team is emphasized. Oral and written presentations are required.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2009 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 5337-001 URBAN TRANSPORTATION PLANNING

        Theory and application of a comprehensive urban transportation planning methodology. Basic studies of population dynamics, urban growth, land use, forecasting trip generation and distribution, traffic assignment, mode split, evaluation, simulation models, characteristics of mass transit and other non-auto modes, and system design and evaluation.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2009 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 4311-001 Urban Transportation Infrastructure Planning

        Urban transportation system design, planning, transportation modeling, economic theory, travel demand and travel estimation techniques.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2009 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 6308-001 Analytical Models in Tranportation

        Development and analysis of mathematical models in transportation. Topics include travel demand, trip generation, distribution, mode choice, assignment, plan evaluation, spatial distribution, traffic control and flow models; principles of behavioral, econometric, deterministic, probabilistic, and chaotic simulation models, and their applications.

        Summer - Regular Academic Session - 2009 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • CE 4352-001 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

        Professional practice issues in the private and public sector are addressed by visiting practitioners. Topics include project management, teamwork, obtaining work, regulatory requirements, specifications, issues in design/build, design alternatives, cost estimation, design and construction drawings, contract and construction law, legal issues, ethics and professionalism, design reports, licensure, lifelong learning, ethical and engineering practice organizations. Learning principles of engineering practice by working as a team is emphasized. Oral and written presentations are required.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2009 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours

Service to the Profession

  • Volunteered
    • Jan 2015 to  May 2016 Transportation Research Board, Subcommittee (AHB45(3)) on Traffic Flow Modeling for Connected and Automated Vehicles

      Chair of subcommittee

Service to the University

  • Elected
    • Sept 2009 to  Aug 2015 Graduate Assembly

      Chair 2013-2015

      Served on the committee for Program Creation

Other Service Activities

  • University Representative/Director
    • Apr 2001 FAA Air Transportation Centers of Excellence Program: Center for General Aviation Research

      University of Alaska Fairbanks, Original Award: Apr. 2001 to Sep. 2012, Joint with Embry Riddle Aeronautical University (Andres Zellweger), the University of North Dakota (Paul Lindseth) and Wichita State University (Ramesh Agarwal)