Sven Müller

Professor Sven Müller specializes in quantitative approaches to transportation systems, urban logistics, and behavioral choice modeling. His research integrates operations research methodologies with spatial analytics to address complex public sector challenges, particularly in transit optimization and event logistics.

Primary research interests include:

• Transportation policy analysis (electric vehicle adoption, tariff structures)
• Human mobility patterns (pedestrian dynamics, school commuting)
• Facility location theory in healthcare and public services
• Choice modeling applications in retail and supply chains
• Large-scale event safety management

Publication analysis (2019-2025) reveals consistent themes: optimization techniques applied to urban mobility challenges; spatial behavior modeling using discrete choice frameworks; and empirical case studies of transportation systems across diverse cultural contexts (Germany, China, Saudi Arabia). Methodological innovations include logit-based assortment optimization and data-driven calibration of pedestrian flow models.