Dipl.-Ing. Md Azizur Rahman

Chair of Traffic Process Automation, Faculty of Transportation and Traffic Sciences "Friedrich List" Responsibilities: - Research Project: PrioBike, the Dresden Cyclist Green Wave project. - Conducting research on modeling, algorithm design, and testing, simulation development, and performance evaluation - Supporting the chair in administration - Engaging in teaching - Working on publications in peer-reviewed conferences and journals

Course contents: Microscopic traffic simulation, Travel demand modeling, Basic scenario modeling in PTV VISSIM, PTV VISUM

Thesis title: Measures for Improving the Safety of Bicyclists at Signalized Intersections. Description: The main objective of this thesis is to investigate different bicycle safety measures in terms of both surrogate risk and perceived safety. To determine the surrogate risk and perceived safety, several bicycle safety measures are to be implemented one at a time and then evaluated from a pre-and post-analysis of video data using DataFromSky followed by an in-situ questionnaire survey.

Project Title: Analysis of vehicle trajectories for the quantification of critical urban driving scenarios. Project Description: The project investigates simulation-generated vehicle trajectories to determine potential crash situations in an urban area. Based on pre-defined crash types, driving situations, which may lead to each of the accident types shall be found and quantified. Tools: PTV VISSIM; Python; SSAM

Core Courses: ITS- System Architecture. Traffic Control Extension. Traffic Flow Models and Control Theory. Modeling Transport Related Emissions. Transport Demand Management Traffic Flow Simulation. Applied Traffic Engineering and Transportation Planning. Applied Transport Models.

Conducted my bachelor thesis on the integration of ArcGIS and statistical analysis to determine GW vulnerability. Various transportation planning and traffic engineering techniques were introduced in several courses over the semesters