Nicole Reinfeld

Nicole Reinfeld is a Researcher at Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, affiliated with Department 1: Architecture, Civil Engineering, and Geomatics. Her work focuses on transportation planning, cycling mobility, and data-driven analysis of urban commuting behavior.

• Specializes in entropy balancing and cluster analysis for decomposing mobility trends
• Key projects: ModelRad (bicycle traffic modeling), ParkRight (parking violation analysis)
• Active in teaching econometrics and production logistics courses

Her research spans methodological innovations like zero-inflated regression models and behavioral studies on weather-clothing interactions. She contributes to policy discussions through conference presentations and publications in journals such as Transportation Research Record.

Collaborates with colleagues like Dr. Tobias Hagen and Dr. Shahram Saki, particularly on parking violation studies. Leads focus group methodologies and participates in mobility tech development (e.g., FlowMo gamification app).