Mohammad Nabipour
Postdoctoral Fellow
PhD, Transportation (Shomal University, Iran); Masters, Transportation Planning (Shomal University, Iran); BA, Civil Engineering (Babol Noshirvani University of Technology, Iran)
Department of Geography and Planning
Queen's University
Mackintosh-Corry Hall
Research Interests
- Active transportation and built environment
- Aging communities and healthy cities
- Equity in healthcare access
- Traffic safety
- Human performance and human behavior
- Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)
- AV/CAV
- Spatial analysis and GIS
- Statistical Modeling (Choice Analysis, Data learning, Regression modeling, Data Mining, etc.)
- Multiple Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) and Fuzzy Methods (AHP, ANP, Topsis, etc.)
- Transportation modeling
- Microsimulation
- Freight transportation (Planning and Pricing, Logistics, Supply chain management, Blockchain)
Biography
As a postdoctoral fellow, my current research focuses on the confluence of transportation, aging communities, the built environment, and the implications of emerging technologies on these topics. I am currently researching with Dr. Mark W. Rosenberg, the Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Aging, Health, and Development, at the Geographies of Aging Project Laboratory (GAPLab). As an adjunct professor, I also lecture "Seminar in Geography and Information Science" at the Department of Geography and Planning.
Since 2013, I have worked as a transportation engineer with a variety of organizations and participated in over 20 funded research projects in the areas of transportation planning, public health, traffic safety, logistics, and supply chain management. I have been teaching and advising both graduate and undergraduate students since 2015. I have several publications in refereed journals and conference Proceedings, and I am an editorial team member of the .