Anna Danielsson

PhD student

My research focuses on how data and traffic models can be used as decision support in urban traffic management

Presentation

Anna Danielsson is a Ph.D. student in infra informatics at Linköping University, where she specializes in traffic modeling in urban traffic management.

Anna is motivated by the need for a more sustainable way of traveling, driving her research interest in passenger transportation modeling, transportation data analysis, and traffic flow estimation. In her PhD project, Multimodal traffic management, multiple data sources are used to develop models for an integrated urban traffic management system for several modes of transport. Anna is a part of the research group Transport Analytics, which is working on the conversion of sensor data into insights about the transportation system.

Publications

2024

Anna Danielsson (2024) Towards efficient urban road transport using multimodal traffic management

Anna Danielsson, David Gundlegård, Clas Rydergren (2024) Analysis of Route Sets and Attributes in Route Choice Estimation for Urban Traffic Management Using GPS Data Proceedings of the 103rd Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting (Conference paper)

2023

Anna Danielsson, David Gundlegård, Clas Rydergren, Nikolaos Tsanakas (2023) Transition towards more efficient road transports: insights from mobility analytics Handbook on Climate Change and Technology, p. 180-195 (Chapter in book)

Research

Cellphone with map view next to the steering wheel of a car

Transport Analytics

We are currently working with data from stationary radar sensors which measure speed and flow of traffic, GPS data from vehicles driving around urban areas, and mobile phone location data extracted from the mobile phone network.

Teaching

Anna teaches in courses related to the transportation system, traffic modeling and logistics projects for bachelor and master students.

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Intelligent Transport Systems and Logistics, Master's Programme, 120 credits

This programme focuses on the integration of IT and telecommunications into transport and logistics systems, with the aim of increasing efficiency, safety, mobility and customer satisfaction while reducing environmental impact.

Organisation

Communications and Transport Systems

We contribute to the development of society with research and education in the fields of traffic systems, logistics, communication systems and construction engineering.

Department of Science and Technology (ITN)

We research and teach in several technical and scientific disciplines in which our main areas are organic electronics, media, communications and logistics.