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Assistant Professor, Transportation Engineering
Assistant Professor, Transportation Engineering
I am an assistant professor at Southwest Jiaotong University (SWJTU), Chengdu, China.
Prior to joining SWJTU, I worked as postdoc researcher at University of Washington and Hong Kong Polytechnic University, collaborating with Prof. Jeff Ban and Anthony Chen, respectively. I hold a PhD from Transportation Engineering at University of Washington and a master from Control Science and Engineering at Beihang University.
My interests include cyber-security in CAV scenarios, trustworthy AI in ITS applications, knowledge discovery from transportation big data, and data-driven modeling.
I am curious of learning new ideas and skills and open to collaborations. I am always passionated about smart city/transportation leveraging my technical skill set including big data mining, machine learning, reinforcement learning and deep learning.
Email: flwang swjtu edu cn
Promises of Data from Emerging Technologies for Trans-portation Applications: Puget Sound Region Case Study. X. Ban, C. Chen, F. Wang, J. Wang and Y. Zhang. Federal Highway Administration, 2018.
Understanding GPS and Mobile Phone Data for Origin-Destination Analysis. C. Chen, X. Ban, F. Wang, J. Wang, C. Siddique, R. Fan and J. Lee. Federal Highway Administration, 2017.
Data Poisoning Attacks and Infrastructure-Enabled Solutions for Traffic State Estimation and Prediction, 2019 – present
Assisting NSF proposal writing; Preliminary analysis of vulnerability of common TSEP models;
Developing an infrastructure-enabled solution to detection and correcting data poisoning attacks on vehicular data.
Scenario Modeling for Post-Covid Return to Work and Transit Usage, Challenge Seattle Association, 2020 – current.
Data collection and processing; scenario building; modeling regional traffic and transit usage;
Evaluating quality of big mobility data (e.g., Google data and Apple data);
Analyzing and communicating findings with local agencies (e.g., City of Seattle, PSRC, WSDOT, King County
Metro).
Promises of Data from Emerging Technologies for Transportation Applications, Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), 2018-Current. Details
Mining real-world, noisy big datasets to address practical challenges; understanding properties of big data by comparing them against conventional sensor data; leveraging machine learning to predict travel patterns changes.
3-population 3-scale social network model to assess disease dispersion, National Institute of Health, 2015-Current. Details
Data-driven modeling of human travel patterns in an entire region and evaluating their role in influenza spreading.
Real-time prediction of movement patterns during disaster times, Facebook research, 2018-2019. Details
Leveraging a 3TB dataset to assess impacts of Hurricane Harvey on human trajectories in 100+ counties; inferring evacuation patterns of each person; extracting and assembling features from noisy data; learning and predicting evacuation behaviors via both machine learning and interpretable conventional models.
The connected traveler: a framework to reduce energy use in transportation, Department of Energy, 2015-2018. Details
Developed a statistical model for learning travel behaviors and promoting personalized recommendations in real-time; developed an online experimental system for testing.
Understanding GPS and Mobile Phone Data for Origin-Destination Analysis, FHWA, 2017. Details
Comparing and understanding heterogeneous big data for estimating Origin-Destination travel demand.
Data modeling and analysis
Stochastic Optimization; Stochastic Modeling of Scientific Data; Computational Methods for Data Analysis.
Statistical learning
Mathematical Statistics; Statistical Methods for Spatial Data; Statistical Learning.
Machine learning and cloud computing
Machine Learning for Big Data; Artificial Intelligence; Reinforcement Learning; Cloud Computing.
I play badminton, love running, and receive ideas walking in the nature.