I am a a 3rd year student in BSc in civil engineering in University of Asia Pacific, Bangladesh.Want to Research on any Transportation Engineering Subject.may you give me a chance???
---As traffic is one of the main problem faced by all TIER-I
cities,researching on this one using the available tools like Nash
equilibrium will help to find better solution..
---price comparison public/private transport
wish you all the best for your work..thankyou..
Network traffic
An application of Nash equilibria is in determining the expected flow of traffic in a network. Consider the graph on the right. If we assume that there are x "cars" traveling from A to D, what is the expected distribution of traffic in the network?
Well, this question is too broad, there are many diversified fields in transporation engineering.
I'd suggest you spend some time to firstly investigate some overal and basic concepts of traffic & transportation engineering quickly. This will help you understand main subjects and areas and research focuses and helps you understand your area of interests as well.
It can be fruitless to pick a very specific topic such as autonomous transporation, before understanding the main subjects. I suggest you do research on this or that topic if this is not really what you'd want to do.
I'd suggest you start even with some wikipedia articles which are very concise and infroamtive (at least when it comes to the overal definitions and problems) some quick examples:
these articles are mainly focused on traffic flow theory and traffic safety which is the area of my interest. I'm sure you can find similar topics on other aspects of transportation engineering. You don't need to study deeply all details mentioned in these articles. These should give you some overal insights to choose your research direction.
I suggest after you've picked your area of interest, just read one or two reveiw paper on that topic, you may even ask again about good review papers in that area and people will advise you. Then you will be in a very better position and I'm sure you'll find some topics to work on.