FUKUDA Daisuke

FUKUDA Daisuke is a Professor at The University of Tokyo, Department of Civil Engineering. His research interests include behavior and awareness analysis in smart societies, planning and policies for sustainable development of urban and regional economies, and international deployment strategies for smart city/mobility systems. He leads the Lab for Innovative Infrastructure Systems (LIIS), which focuses on evaluating socio-economic impacts of innovative infrastructure systems using mathematical, economic, and behavioral science approaches. The lab aims to provide academic knowledge to inform planning and policy decisions across various spatial systems.

Daisuke Fukuda is a Professor at The University of Tokyo, specializing in Transportation Science, Transportation Planning, Choice Modeling, and Transportation Economics. His research focuses on understanding and optimizing transportation systems through advanced modeling techniques and data analysis. He has published extensively on topics such as travel time variability, route choice modeling, and the impact of urban transport policies. His work often integrates behavioral and economic perspectives to address challenges in urban mobility, including the valuation of travel time, the analysis of freight movement, and the evaluation of public transport systems. His research also explores the implications of technological advancements, such as GPS and Wi-Fi data, in improving transportation planning and policy-making.