M. (Marco) Rinaldi

M. (Marco) Rinaldi

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Marco Rinaldi (1985) is assistant professor in Advanced Traffic Management at the Delft University of Technology. He studied Computer and Automation Engineering and completed is PhD research in 2016 on Information collection and Decomposition schemes for Network Traffic Management at the KU Leuven. Between 2016 and 2020 he worked with the University of Luxembourg, researching the impact of fleet electrification for Public Transport operations and tactic management.
His research involves computational modelling and problem-solving for Multimodal Traffic Management, investigating aspects of data collection, availabilty and processing, as well as applications of novel techniques (AI) for fast, responsive and resilient decision support systems. 

He is currently involved in the following research projects:


Within the TU Delft he co-leads the AI for Mobility Lab, investigating how digitalisation and AI can help address key transportation challenges, such as accessibility, sustainability, safety and efficiency. 

Marco is a standing member of the Traffic Flow Theory and Characteristics (ACP50) international committee, dealing with novel traffic modelling challenges. He serves as scientific committee member or program committee member in numerous transportation conferences (hEART, IEEE-ITSC, MFTS, ISTTT, ...).
 

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