My new book titled "Off-Line Calibration of Dynamic Traffic Assignment: Analysis, Algorithms and Applications"  is now available from Amazon.com and Amazon.de

Check here for "On-line calibration for Dynamic Traffic Assignment models", a book by Dr. Constantinos Antoniou that complements the topics in the above publication.

Dr. Dilip Veeraraghavan (1958-2009)

Education

    Doctor of Philosophy in Transportation Systems (2006)
        Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
        Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    Master of Science in Transportation (2002)
        Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
        Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    Bachelor of Technology (1999)
        Department of Civil Engineering,
        Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Chennai, India

Research Interests

My research interests are in the field of Transportation and Traffic Systems, and include demand modeling, discrete choice analysis, route choice modeling, traffic simulation, dynamic traffic assignment, optimization methods and their applications to traffic systems operations. My past work has involved the development of a dynamic traffic assignment system (called DynaMIT) for real-time traffic operations and planning applications. I have also worked on the important problem of simulation model calibration and validation in collaboration with Prof. Moshe Ben-Akiva at MIT and Prof. Haris N. Koutsopoulos at The Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden.