Salvador Hernandez.

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Salvador Hernandez

Title
Associate Professor
Organizations
Civil and Construction Engineering
Office Phone
541-737-4740
Fax
541-737-3052
Address

Room 309 Owen Hall
Corvallis, OR
United States

About

Biography

Dr. Hernandez research derives knowledge from social sciences and computational sciences to create meaningful solutions for problems in Transportation Safety, Freight Logistics, Transportation Systems Modeling, and Disaster Management. He blends the development of new science-based approaches with practical applications and implementation.

His current areas of research interest are: Transportation safety modeling of all modes encompassing crash countermeasures, crash and safety analysis, and statistical modeling; Use of large scale disaggregate data sets for developing strategic, tactical, and operational models and solution methods for problems that arise in the multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary areas of transportation systems. He is also interested in behavioral issues in natural disasters such as in earthquakes, travel demand modeling, freight supply & demand modeling, and supply chain logistics modeling.

Dr. Hernandez methodological research interests and expertise are in the areas of statistical & econometric and mathematical modeling, including discrete choice analysis, and network flow analysis & optimization. Dr. Hernandez utilizes interdisciplinary modeling techniques to address issues at the intersection of multiple disciplines."

Degrees

Ph.D., Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN. 2010.
M.S., Brigham Young University, Provo, UT. 2003.
B.S., Brigham Young University, Provo, UT. 2001.

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Podcasts

Episode 1
Trucking through COVID, S10E1
What’s life like for long-haul truck drivers in a COVID-19 world? We’ll get behind-the-wheel perspectives from driver (and musician) Paul Marhoefer and from Associate…
Episode 2
Safer solutions for the national truck parking crisis
Ever wonder why so many truckers park their rigs on highway off-ramps, in retail store parking lots and at other odd locations? It’s not their first choice, and it’s not the…