Tao Feng
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RESEARCH PROFILE
dr. Tao Feng has been a Full Professor, director of Urban and Data Science at Hiroshima University, Japan. He currently holds a guest position in Urban Planning and Transportation group and has been the chair of Data-driven Mobility in the Department of the Built Environment. His research interests include modelling the choice preference of people in urban environment, dynamic models, behaviour change and data-driven technology in transportation. He has been working on various topics linked with travel demand forecasting, traffic network analysis, transport air quality analysis, and choice of housing and work. In contribution to big data and travel surveys, he has developed various algorithms to efficiently transform GPS data into an approximation of activity-travel diaries and generate rich information for geographical analysis. His recent works include also human mobility pattern analysis using big data, application of machine learning algorithms in mobility analysis, emerging mobility alternatives and shared mobility options. He supervises PhDs and master students, works on EU funded projects in smart cities, mobility and energy, and being involved in teaching of master and bachelor courses.
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
dr. Tao Feng received his PhD in Urban Development (Transportation Planning) from Hiroshima University, Japan, in 2008. Before appointed as an Assistant Professor in 2013, he has been a post-doctoral researcher at TU/e. In 2017, he has been a visiting associate professor in Hiroshima University. He serves as associate editor in journal Asia Transport Studies, associate chair and scientific committee members of several international conferences. Dr. Feng obtained and coordinated several research projects, including DESENT, CHIPS and TERTS from Urban Europe and Interreg, and participated many others at national and international levels.
Recent Publications
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Improved imputation of rule sets in class association rule modeling
Transportation (2023) -
Analysis of students' positive emotions around the green space in the university campus during the COVID-19 pandemic in China
Frontiers in Public Health (2022) -
The prediction of potential risk path in railway traffic events
Reliability Engineering and System Safety (2022) -
Analysis of urban built environment impacts on outdoor physical activities- A case study in China
Frontiers in Public Health (2022) -
Role of latent factors and public policies in travel decisions under COVID-19 pandemic: Findings of a hybrid choice model
Sustainable Cities and Society (2022)
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