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Professor Hussein Dia
Doctor of Philosophy - Transport Studies, Monash University, Australia; Masters of Civil Engineering, Purdue University, United States; Bachelor of Civil Engineering, Purdue University, United States
- Faculty of Science, Engineering & Technology
- School of Engineering (SoE)
- Centre for Sustainable Infrastructure and Digital Construction
- Department of Civil and Construction Engineering
Biography
• Strategic Leader in Urban Mobility
• Top 2% Most Cited Scientistis (Logistics and Transportation in the Stanford University Global Citation Rankings
• Driving Innovations for Sustainable Transport
In Brief
I am Professor of Future Urban Mobility specialising in the convergence of technology, infrastructure & human elements in urban environments. My focus lies in driving the decarbonisation of urban transport, exploring disruptive mobility solutions & leveraging digital innovations to create opportunities for sustainable transport solutions. I have a demonstrated track record in forging strategic visions & technical expertise in forward-thinking leadership positions, both in industry and academia.
Previous Academic and Research Leadership Roles
I previously served as the Chair of the Department of Civil and Construction Engineering and as Deputy Director and Program Leader of the Smart Cities Research Institute's Future Urban Mobility program.
• In my role as Chair of Civil Engineering, I worked alongside a highly dedicated academic team who collectively positioned Civil Engineering as one of the highly regarded Civil Engineering departments in the country. In this role, I worked with internal & external stakeholders to build on the success of the team and position the Department for further growth, success and recognition.
• In my role as Deputy Director and Program Leader in the Smart Cities Research Institute, I facilitated interdisciplinary research and actively engaged with external organisations to identify issues and needs that the Institute can address through its thematic research programs.
Key Achievements
• Impactful Researcher: Recognised since 2019 in top 2% most cited scientists in Logistics & Transportation in the Stanford University Global Citation Rankings.
• Published Author: Authored over 150 publications, including influential books on Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), low-carbon mobility for sustainable cities & Handbook on AI in Transportation.
Expertise
• Strategic Leadership in Civil Engineering: Successfully led a dedicated academic team as the Chair of the Department of Civil Engineering, positioning the department as one of the most esteemed in the country.
• Urban Mobility Innovations: Spearheaded ground-breaking research programs in transportation including current role as Program Leader of the Future Urban Mobility initiative at Swinburne University.
Industry Experience and Engagement
• Technical leadership: Served in industry leadership roles at AECOM and Aurecon.
• Strong Industry Engagement: Collaborative research with Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) programs & industry including the iMOVE & Low Carbon Living CRCs
• Smart Cities Advocate: Served as Deputy Director of the Smart Cities Research Institute, fostering interdisciplinary research & collaborating with external organisations to address critical industry needs.
Professional Affiliations
• Chartered Professional Engineer
• Fellow of American Society of Civil Engineers
• Fellow of Engineers Australia
• Fellow of Institute of Transportation Engineers
• Senior Editor: IEEE Transactions on ITS
• Former Non-Executive Board Member: ITS Australia
Principal Supervisor - Current PhD Students
Akinapalli, Pradhan Kumar
Alipour, Dorsa
Chalabi, Gheyath
Matin, Ali
Su, Yijie
Co-Supervisor - Current PhD Students
Xu, Shihan
Zhu, Qiyuan
Principal Supervisor- Swinburne University Supervision History
Abduljabbar, Rusul (PhD)
Javanshour, Farid (PhD)
Liyanage, Sohani (PhD)
Malagan, Vinayak (PhD)
Moffatt, Damian (Masters)
Munir, Tariq (PhD)
Wright, Karen (Masters)
Principal Supervisor - University of Queensland Supervision History
Boongrapue, Noppakun (PhD)
Cottman, Nick (Masters)
Nigarnjanagool, Suphasawas (PhD)
Panwai, Sakda (PhD)
Sutandi, Anastasia Caroline (PhD)
Thomas, Kim (Masters)
Research interests
Transportation Systems Engineering; Intelligent Transport Systems; smart mobility; autonomous vehicles; driverless cars; smart cities; smart infrastructure
Fields of Research
- Intelligent Mobility - 350902
- Road Transportation And Freight Services - 350908
- Transport Engineering - 400512
Further information
Publications
Also published as: Dia, Hussein; Dia, H.
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Recent media
- 2024-06-19: Could this be the future of transport in Australia? Self-driving cars "safer" than those driven by humans, study reveals - Daily Mail Australia
- 2024-06-19: Self-driving cars "generally" safer but more at risk of accidents at dusk and dawn, US researchers find - ABC News
- 2024-06-17: "Potential risks": Concerns as Chinese EVs flood Australia - The Mercury
- 2024-06-17: China versus Tesla: Why Australia is enjoying an electric vehicle price war - The Driven
- 2024-06-17: Why Australia is hosting an electric vehicle price war - aapnews
- 2024-06-15: Rising Tesla rival BYD a 'big win' for Aussies in electric car transition - Yahoo News
- 2024-05-28: 'Can't sell its cars': Horror news for Tesla owners as prices plunge - The Daily Telegraph
- 2024-05-05: Change to electric vehicles will save lives, prevent injury - The NewDaily
- 2024-04-28: Why 'noisy' electric cars could save Australian lives - The Canberra Times
- 2024-04-26: Keeping a lid on lithium-ion battery fires - The Age
- 2024-04-26: Lithium-ion fires: How to stay safe - euro.ESEURO
- 2024-04-25: Sydney drivers cop big fines for ICE-ing electric bays - The Canberra Times
- 2024-04-21: Interview on future mobility and AI ethics in transport - YouTube - Privacy by Design Lab
- 2024-04-14: Tesla and Hyundai reveal plans to replace taxi drivers - Australian Associated Press
- 2024-04-10: Hybrids surge as record number of Australians plan to ditch petrol-only cars - The NewDaily Finance News
- 2024-04-09: Half of Australians don’t trust self-driving cars, poll claims - DRIVE
- 2024-04-02: Air quality in train stations (listen from 00:17:00) - RRR 102.7 FM
- 2024-03-18: Hydrogen cars left at starting line as EV sales take off - InDaily
- 2024-03-17: Electric vehicles threaten to overtake hydrogen promise - Daily Mail - Associated Press
- 2024-03-17: Hydrogen pie shrinks as electric cars and trucks charge into the fast lane - The Driven
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