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William
H. Schneider IV, Ph.D., P.E.
Assistant Professor
Office: 209E ASEC
Tel- 330.972.2426
Fax- 330.972.6020
Email: whs4@uakron.edu
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Education
- PhD Civil
Engineering, 2003, Purdue University
- MS
Civil Engineering, 2001, Purdue University
- BS Civil
Engineering, 1998, Purdue University
Professional Experience
Prior to joining the University
of Akron, Dr. Schneider spent over two years at the Texas Transportation
Institute (TTI) in College Station, Texas. While at TTI, he was a key
researcher involved in the following projects:
- developing predictive models for estimating speeds of vehicles traveling
in urban right-turn lanes
- incorporating safety in the highway
design process
- work zone speed compliance and safety
- the development of ITS performance
measures that are used by the state traffic management centers
- and the environmental analysis of the Trans Texas Corridor (TTC).
In addition to these projects he also has extensive experience in developing
datasets that incorporate Texas Department of Public Safety and Texas
Department of Transportation records. These datasets in association with
data mining techniques, cluster, and Bayesian analysis helped provide
valuable information that answered many TxDOT questions including “is
it safer to have four-lane rural highways with no shoulders, or two-lane
highways with wide shoulders.”
Research Interests
- Transportation
air quality
- ITS data management
- The impacts
of geometric design on safety and operations
Professional Affiliations
- American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
- Institute of Transportation Engineers
- Friend of the Transportation
Research Board Highway Safety Manual Task Force
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