Karol Żarski

Karol Żarski serves as a Senior Lecturer at Gdańsk University of Technology, specializing in transportation engineering and traffic modeling. His academic work focuses on applying simulation methods to solve practical urban mobility challenges.

His research interests span multiple critical areas of modern transportation systems, including microscopic traffic simulation, road safety assessment, sustainable urban mobility planning, and intelligent transport systems. Dr. Żarski's work bridges theoretical modeling with practical applications for improving urban transportation networks, particularly through analyzing vehicle interactions, emissions, and safety metrics.

His publication record from 2019-2024 reveals a strong focus on traffic flow optimization across various transportation modes. Recent work examines car-following models' impact on safety and emissions at signalized intersections (2024), bicycle traffic modeling for sustainable cities (2021), and speed management effects on highway safety (2020). His research consistently applies simulation methodologies to evaluate transportation interventions before implementation.

Dr. Żarski frequently collaborates with researchers like J. Oskarbski, demonstrating strong interdisciplinary connections within the transportation research community. His work has practical implications for urban planners and transportation engineers seeking evidence-based solutions for traffic management challenges.