Suman Mitra - The Institute of Transportation Studies at UC Irvine

Suman Mitra

GSRPhD, Transportation ScienceTransportation Science Interdisciplinary Graduate Degree ProgramITS-IrvineUC Irvine20102016

GSRITS-IrvineUC Irvine20102016
GSRPhD, Transportation ScienceTransportation Science Interdisciplinary Graduate Degree ProgramITS-IrvineUC Irvine20102016
Assistant Project ScientistITS-IrvineUC Irvine20162019
Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Arkansas2019

Areas of Expertise

Freight, Logistics, & Supply Chain Intelligent Transportation Systems, Emerging Technologies, & Big Data Safety, Public Health, & Mobility Justice Travel Behavior, Land Use, & the Built Environment

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Recent Projects

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Mobility of Older Adults in California: In the Era of Shared Mobility

Complete | Jan 2019—Dec 2019

Research Team:

Stephen Ritchie (lead), Suman Mitra, Mingqi Yao, Esmaeil (Sina) Dabbagh

Department(s):

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Assessment of the Employment Accessibility Benefits of Shared Autonomous Mobility Services

Complete | Jul 2018—Jun 2019

Research Team:

Michael Hyland (lead), Tanjeeb Ahmed, Navjyoth Sarma, Suman Mitra

Department(s):

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Investigation of Heavy-Duty Vocational Vehicle Usage and Suitability of Aerodynamic Improvement Devices

Complete | Jun 2017—Apr 2019

Research Team:

Stephen Ritchie (lead), David Sedath, Andre (Yeow Chern) Tok, Rezwana Rafiq, Brian Casebolt, Suman Mitra

Department(s):

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Recent Publications

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published journal article | Apr 2024

Fleet Operator Perspectives on Alternative Fuels for Heavy-duty Vehicles

research report | Feb 2024

Natural Gas Vehicle Incentive Program

published journal article | Jan 2022

Factors influencing alternative fuel adoption decisions in heavy-duty vehicle fleets

Events

June 24, 2016 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

PhD Defense: RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN LAND USE, LAND VALUE, AND TRANSPORTATION: ESSAYS ON ACCESSIBILITY, CARLESS HOUSEHOLDS, AND LONG-DISTANCE TRAVEL