Li Meng

Dr. Li Meng is a Lecturer at UniSA STEM (University of South Australia), with research focus on transport planning, urban development, and sustainable mobility systems. Affiliated with the School of Natural and Built Environments, Dr. Meng's work addresses integrated transport and land use planning, transit-oriented development, and smart mobility solutions.

• 2024: Developed theoretical framework for smart fire suppression systems
• 2021: Analyzed transit-oriented housing preferences in Adelaide
• 2019: Investigated sharing economy mobility barriers
• 2017: Studied railway station access mode choice
• 2022: Measured behavioral changes following transport infrastructure

Research spans transport behavior analysis, GIS modeling, and sustainable urban systems. Dr. Meng employs latent class models, GIS tools, and stated preference experiments to examine mobility patterns across diverse populations and environments. Recent work explores AI integration in fire detection systems and accessibility improvements for aged-care facilities.

Key collaborations include:

• ARC Linkage Project LP0084158
• Desert Knowledge CRC
• International partnerships in Indonesia (bridge impact studies)
• Industry connections with Esk Spatial, Ninti One

Publications demonstrate methodological innovation in:

• Latent class discrete choice modeling
• GIS-based accessibility assessment
• Smart technology applications
• Triple Bottom Line sustainability evaluation