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Dr. Mark Meeder is a Lecturer at ETH Zurich's Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering. His research focuses on pedestrian transport, urban walkability, and transportation planning. He has authored/co-authored influential works such as Fussverkehr: Planen – Gestalten – Dimensionieren (2025) and a doctoral thesis on pedestrian network design (2020). His work explores topics like autonomous vehicles' impact on pedestrians, railway platform flows, and slope effects on walking behavior. He has supervised multiple theses on pedestrian dynamics and urban infrastructure. His contributions span academic publications in journals like Journal of Urban Planning and Development and conference presentations at TRB and Swiss Transport Research Conferences.
- Research Areas: Pedestrian infrastructure design, urban walkability metrics, autonomous vehicle-pedestrian interactions.
- Key Projects: Co-developed a meta-analysis of walkability parameters (2018), analyzed detour factors in urban networks (2018), and explored rail terminal optimization (2020).
