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Transport and Mobility Research at Brunel University: Air Quality, Logistics, and Road Veh, Study notes of Logistics

Brunel university's institute of energy futures, institute of environment, health and societies, department of electronic and computer engineering, and institute of materials and manufacturing are home to leading researchers in transport and mobility. Their areas of expertise include air quality emissions control and health effects, road vehicles, technologies for autonomous vehicles, logistics, systems modelling and data analytics, access and social inclusion, and resilient infrastructure. Researchers are actively working on key issues such as air quality, autonomous vehicles, and logistics, with a focus on collaboration across disciplines.

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Transport and Mobility
Enquiries to: Colin Axon, Institute of Energy Futures, colin.axon@brunel.ac.uk
Transport and mobility are an integral part of resource efficient cities and have never been more
important. For example, air quality, autonomous vehicles, and infrastructure are at the top of the
agenda in many countries. Furthermore, it is clear that tackling the issues for the 21st century requires
collaboration across disparate disciplines. We have people actively working on transport issues key to
national and international prosperity, and it is a growing area of research for us.
Our research covers the social, engineering, and health sciences. Details of our main areas of expertise
are:
Air quality emissions control, and health effects:
Road vehicles
Technologies for autonomous vehicles:
Logistics:
Systems modelling and data analytics:
Access and social inclusion:
Resilient infrastructure including embedded sensors and ICT:
People (in alphabetical order by surname)
Sarmad Alshawi, Brunel Business School
www.brunel.ac.uk/people/sarmad-alshawi
sarmad.alshawi@brunel.ac.uk
Logistics
Air Transport Management
Chartered Member of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport
Nana Anokye, Institute of Environment, Health and Societies
www.brunel.ac.uk/people/nana-anokye
nana.anokye@brunel.ac.uk
Health Economics
Cycling and walking.
Colin Axon, Institute of Energy Futures
www.brunel.ac.uk/~eesrcja/
colin.axon@brunel.ac.uk
Systems modelling and data analytics
Indicators and metrics: measuring sustainable mobility and the impact on energy security.
V2G the impact of providing grid services.
Data-mining for emissions analysis.
Novel real-world drive cycles modelling of on-road data.
Impacts of air quality on the energy use of buildings.
Wamadeva Balachandran, Institute of Environment, Health and Societies
www.brunel.ac.uk/people/wamadeva-balachandran
wamadeva.balachandran@brunel.ac.uk
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Transport and Mobility

Enquiries to: Colin Axon, Institute of Energy Futures, colin.axon@brunel.ac.uk

Transport and mobility are an integral part of resource efficient cities and have never been more important. For example, air quality, autonomous vehicles, and infrastructure are at the top of the agenda in many countries. Furthermore, it is clear that tackling the issues for the 21st^ century requires collaboration across disparate disciplines. We have people actively working on transport issues key to national and international prosperity, and it is a growing area of research for us.

Our research covers the social, engineering, and health sciences. Details of our main areas of expertise are:  Air quality emissions control, and health effects:  Road vehicles  Technologies for autonomous vehicles:  Logistics:  Systems modelling and data analytics:  Access and social inclusion:  Resilient infrastructure including embedded sensors and ICT:

People (in alphabetical order by surname) Sarmad Alshawi, Brunel Business School www.brunel.ac.uk/people/sarmad-alshawi sarmad.alshawi@brunel.ac.uk Logistics  Air Transport Management  Chartered Member of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport

Nana Anokye, Institute of Environment, Health and Societies www.brunel.ac.uk/people/nana-anokye nana.anokye@brunel.ac.uk Health Economics  Cycling and walking.

Colin Axon, Institute of Energy Futures www.brunel.ac.uk/~eesrcja/ colin.axon@brunel.ac.uk Systems modelling and data analytics  Indicators and metrics: measuring sustainable mobility and the impact on energy security.  V2G – the impact of providing grid services.  Data-mining for emissions analysis.  Novel real-world drive cycles – modelling of on-road data.  Impacts of air quality on the energy use of buildings.

Wamadeva Balachandran, Institute of Environment, Health and Societies www.brunel.ac.uk/people/wamadeva-balachandran wamadeva.balachandran@brunel.ac.uk

Air quality  Emissions control for shipping.  Electronic systems.

Claire Corbett, Brunel Law School www.brunel.ac.uk/people/claire-corbett claire.corbett@brunel.ac.uk Socio-legal studies  Unlawful driving behaviour especially speeding.  Car crime.  Penalty points demerit system.  Traffic law enforcement and offending.  Trustee with the Road Safety Trust.

Ian Dear, Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering www.brunel.ac.uk/people/ian-dear ian.dear@brunel.ac.uk Road vehicles  Real-world driving data  Sensors.

Ibi Esat, Institute of Environment, Health and Societies www.brunel.ac.uk/people/ibrahim-esat ibrahim.esat@brunel.ac.uk Road vehicles  Autonomous vehicles  Vehicle dynamics.

Lionel Ganippa, Institute of Energy Futures www.brunel.ac.uk/people/lionel-christopher-ganippa lionel.ganippa@brunel.ac.uk Road vehicles  Emissions control.  Alternative fuels.

Alvin Gatto, Institute of Energy Futures www.brunel.ac.uk/people/alvin-gatto alvin.gatto@brunel.ac.uk Road vehicles  Aerodynamics of HGVs.

Joseph Giacomin, Institute of Materials and Manufacturing www.brunel.ac.uk/people/joseph-giacomin joseph.giacomin@brunel.ac.uk Road vehicles  Human centered design.  Automotive ergonomics.

www.brunel.ac.uk/people/mujib-rahman mujib.rahman@brunel.ac.uk Resilient Infrastructure  Inspection, protection, maintenance, and rehabilitation  Protection of porous construction material using environmentally friendly materials.  Embedded sensing for condition monitoring.  Site-testing, lab experimentation, modelling.

Luiz Wrobel, Institute of Materials and Manufacturing www.brunel.ac.uk/people/luiz-wrobel luiz.wrobel@brunel.ac.uk Air quality  Modelling air quality around airports.

Hua Zhao, Institute of Energy Futures www.brunel.ac.uk/people/hua-zhao hua.zhao@brunel.ac.uk Road vehicles  Novel air-hybrid engines (buses).  Emissions control.  Alternative fuels.