Regular biography
Kaan Ozbay is a Professor at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering, Department of Civil, Urban, and Environmental Engineering. He serves as the Director of C2SMART and holds the title of Global Network Professor of Civil and Urban Engineering at NYU Abu Dhabi and Global Network Professor of Engineering and Computer Science at NYU Shanghai. His research interests include traffic incident management, feedback-based traffic control, and transportation economics. Ozbay has been a faculty member at Rutgers University since 1996 and joined NYU in 2013. He is also affiliated with the Center for Urban Science and Progress (CUSP) at NYU.
Scholar-generated biography
Kaan Ozbay is a Professor of Civil and Urban Engineering at New York University, specializing in Intelligent Transportation Systems, Connected and Autonomous Vehicle technologies, and Traffic Control. His research focuses on enhancing traffic safety, optimizing traffic flow, and improving urban mobility through data-driven methods. Ozbay's work includes the development of surrogate safety measures, incident management systems, and adaptive control strategies for connected vehicles. He has also explored the economic impacts of transportation investments and the effects of policy interventions on urban traffic patterns. His research integrates advanced analytical techniques, such as Bayesian Networks and feedback control theory, to address complex transportation challenges.