Mehmet Ali Silgu


Assistant Professor
Bartın University, Turkey

E-mail: masilgu🚦bartin.edu.tr

E-mail: msilgu🚦ku.edu.tr

E-mail: msilgu🚦itu.edu.tr

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About Me

I am an assistant professor of Transportation Division at the Bartın University Civil Engineering Department. My research interests include traffic flow theory, intelligent transportation systems, traffic management and its applications, safety, and logistics.

I am a member of the IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Society, IEEE Vehicular Technology Society, "Bridging Machine Learning and Behavioural Models", "Environment and Sustainability", and "Simulation-based Science"of the Turing Interest Group. Also, I am serving as an Editorial Board Member for Nature Scientific Reports and IEEE VTS Committee Member on Autonomous Vehicles.

I'm currently working on the following projects:

  • Researcher at “Improving routing solutions for on-demand mobility systems through simulation: an integrated modeling and optimization framework and its evaluation through the case of a low emission zone, The Historcial Peninsula, İstanbul”, the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TUBITAK) Research Project No: 124M395
  • Postdoctoral Researcher at "GoodMobility: A New Perspective on City Logistics: Concepts, Theory, and Models for Designing and Managing Logistics as a Service" under the supervision of Assoc. Prof. Barış Yıldız, at Koç University.
  • Researcher at Center of Excellence Project No. 22AG018, titled "Sustainable Advanced Vehicle Technologies," funded by the Scientific & Technological Research Council of Turkey (TUBITAK).
  • Research

    The following are the main research topics I'm currently working on:

  • Game Theoretical Applications for Traffic Flow
  • Traffic Safety Approaches Using Different Control Algorithms
  • Dynamic Traffic Assignment Considering Environmental Aspects
  • Sustainability in Transportation Systems
  • City Logistics

  • Publications

    The template is by Vasilios Mavroudis. Thanks!