Asif Ahmed
BSc BUET Bangladesh, MEng IDEC Japan
Doctoral Program
asif.ahmed@sydney.edu.au
Room 201A
C37 - Newtown Campus
The University of Sydney
NSW 2006 Australia
Phone: +61 2 9351 0161
Fax: +61 2 9351 0088
Asif has worked in various positions in the government and private consulting firms of Bangladesh. Before joining to ITLS, he worked for the Roads and Highways Department where his responsibilities included construction, maintenance, and monitoring issues of bridges and highways. Asif's research interests are the environmental problems related to transportation and policy evaluation for low carbon development in the transportation field. His supervisors are Professor Peter Stopher and Associate Professor Stephen Greaves; his thesis title is Asif has worked in various positions in the government and private consulting firms of Bangladesh. Before joining to ITLS, he worked for the Roads and Highways Department where his responsibilities included construction, maintenance, and monitoring issues of bridges and highways. Asif's research interests are the environmental problems related to transportation and policy evaluation for low carbon development in the transportation field. This study aims to undertake a completely new exploration of the concept of stable travel-time budgets using multi-day and multi-year data collected by personalised Global Positioning System (GPS) devices. If such budgets exist, many of the transport policies will need to be completely rethought. His supervisors are Professor Peter Stopher and Associate Professor Stephen Greaves, his thesis title is: Analysis of travel time expenditure and budgets from multi-day multi-year GPS data.