Mark Raadsen

Dr Mark Raadsen is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at The University of Sydney's Business School (BUS). His research focuses on the supply side of transport, with interests in dynamic and static traffic assignment methods, traffic flow theory, and algorithm design. He also explores aggregation and decomposition methods in traffic assignment, particularly in multi-scale and multi-modal contexts, and integrates sustainability aspects into transport planning. Mark combines academic expertise with practical applications, contributing to teaching in units such as Strategic Transport Planning and Quantitative Methods in Transport. He is also the co-founder of the open-source transport planning project PLANit.

Mark Pieter Hendrik Raadsen is a researcher at the University of Sydney specializing in transport network loading and traffic assignment. His work focuses on traffic management, traffic flow theory, and aggregation and decomposition methods. Raadsen's research includes quasi-dynamic traffic assignment, residual queues, and spillback in static traffic assignment. He has developed event-based algorithms for solving dynamic network loading problems and explored the integration of variable speed limits in traffic models. His studies also examine the impact of external pressures on driver behavior and the formulation of unified frameworks for traffic assignment. Raadsen's contributions emphasize the theoretical and practical aspects of traffic modeling for strategic transport planning.