Bhaven Naik
Bhaven Naik joined 帝王会所 in August of 2014. Prior to this, he worked with the Mid-America Transportation Center based at the University of Nebraska鈥怢incoln as a lecturer and as a post-doctoral research associate. He has also been involved on projects that rely heavily on applying various statistical methods to solve transportation problems, including applied multivariate statistics, regression modeling, and safety analysis.
Research Interests: traffic microsimualtion modelling, highway safety and human factors research, traffic signal system design and optimization, applications of intelligent transportation systems
All Degrees Earned: Ph.D., University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2010; M.S., University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2004; B.S., University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2003; Dipl., Copperbelt University (Zambia), 2003
Journal Article, Academic Journal (26)
- Matlack, G., Khoury, I., Naik, B. (2024). Street-side trees control pavement wetness in a moist-temperate region with cold winters. . e2704. https://doi.org/10.1002/eco.2704. Ecohydrology; 13 pages.
- Jenson, S., Ali, M., Naik, B., Stolle, C. (2023). Full Scale Analysis of Smart Fluid-filled Barrier Technology: Numerical and Experimental Study of Fixture Configurations. International Journal of Materials, Design, and Applications.
- Matlack, G., Khoury, I., Naik, B. (2023). Street-side trees control pavement wetness in a moist-temperate region with cold winters. Ecohydrology.
- Matlack, G., Horn, A., Aldo, A., Walubita, L., Khoury, I., Naik, B. (2022). Measuring surface texture of in-service asphalt pavement: Evaluation of two proposed hand-portable methods. . Road Materials and Pavement Design.
- Matlack, G., Khoury, I., Naik, B. (2022). Tree canopy macrostructure controls heating of asphalt pavement in a moist-temperate urban forest. Urban Ecosystems; 25: 967-976.
- Luo, B., Naik, B. (2021). Air Pollution Perception in Ten Countries During the COVID-19 Pandemic. Ambio.
- Ali, M., Jenson, S., Alam, K., Naik, B. (2021). Experimental, analytical, and numerical investigation of multi-chambered fluid-filled barrier for highway crash attenuators. International Journal of Impact Engineering; 156.
- Ashraf, M., Hossein, A., Dey, K., El-Dabaja, S., Alieri, M., Naik, B. (2021). Impacts of Bike Sharing Program on Subway Ridership in New York City. 9. Transportation Research Record; 2675: 924-934.
- Hussein, F., Suer, G., Naik, B. (2021). Incorporating Weather Variables with Probabilistic Approach for Trip Planning. 4. Case Studies on Transport Policy; 9: 1553-1566.
- Fuentes, L., Camargo, R., Mart铆nez-Arguelles, G., Komba, J., Naik, B., Walubita, L. (2021). Pavement Serviceability Evaluation using Whole Body Vibration Techniques: A Case Study for Urban Roads. 10. International Journal of Pavement Engineering; 22: 1238-1249.
- Walubita, L., Fuentes, L., Lee, S., Guerrero, O., Mahmoud, E., Simate, S., Naik, B. (2021). Correlations and Preliminary Validation of the Laboratory Monotonic Overlay Test Data to Reflective Cracking Performance of In-Service Field Highway Sections. Construction and Building Materials; 267.
- Lubinda, W., Luis, F., Abu, F., Julius, K., Adrianus, P., Naik, B. (2020). Mechanistic-Empirical Compatible Traffic Data Generation: Portable WIM versus Cluster Analysis. 3. Journal of Testing and Evaluation; 48: 2377-2392.
- Naik, B., Appiah, J., Rilett, L. (2019). Are Dilemma Zone Protection Systems Useful on High Speed Arterials with Signal Coordination? A Case Study. Springer Science and Business Media LLC; .
- Walubita, L., Fuentes, L., Prakoso, A., Rico-Pianeta, L., Komba, J., Naik, B. (2019). Correlating the HWTT Laboratory Test Data to Field Rutting Performance of In-Service Highway Sections. Construction and Building Materials; 236: 1-12.