معرفی
Dr. Susi Susilawati is a Senior Lecturer at the Malaysia School of Engineering, Monash University. She holds a PhD and Master's in Transportation Engineering from the University of South Australia. Her research focuses on dynamic transport planning, autonomous vehicles, and traffic modeling to enhance urban mobility and accessibility. She leads projects addressing first-mile/last-mile connectivity challenges and evaluates autonomous vehicle impacts on public transport systems. Dr. Susilawati has been recognized with the 2010 Inaugural Young Researcher Award by ARRB. She teaches courses like Transport and Traffic Engineering, Transport Systems, and Road Engineering.
Education:
- PhD in Transportation Engineering, University of South Australia (2012)
- MSc in Transportation Engineering, University of South Australia (2007)
Research Interests:
Her work spans autonomous vehicles, transport vulnerability, GIS applications, and sustainable mobility. Current projects include assessing motorcyclist interactions with autonomous vehicles and developing ASEAN NCAP protocols for car-motorcyclist crashes.
Awards & Activities:
- Inaugural Young Researcher Award (ARRB, 2010)
- Editorial roles at Frontiers in Built Environment and peer review for journals like Transportation and IEEE Transactions on ITS
Grants & Labs:
Principal Investigator (PI) on FRGS grants for sustainable transport and co-PI on smart city projects. Active in multidisciplinary collaborations on active mobility and urban transformation networks.
Labs/Teams:
Her research group focuses on intelligent transportation systems, with projects involving data-driven modeling and smart city infrastructure development.
