Shohel Amin

Dr. Shohel Amin is a Lecturer in Highways and Transportation in the School of Energy, Construction and Environment at Coventry University, the United Kingdom. He is also a Research Associate in the Centre for the Built and Natural Environment at the same university. Dr. Amin is the university faculty, researcher and consultant in highways design, transportation planning, traffic engineering and urban planning. Dr. Amin has an international track record of twelve years on optimization of public infrastructure budget, traffic simulation and demand modelling, resilient communities and road infrastructure, sustainable development of communities and urban governance. He has published over forty research papers in journals, books and conference proceedings and his research is recognized by several awards and prizes. He has advised public sector agencies and consulting firms on multiple transportation and other infrastructure projects. Dr. Amin is the Chartered Member of the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation (CIHT) in the United Kingdom and the Coventry University representative at the West Midlands Regional Committee of CIHT. Dr. Amin is affiliated with various professional organizations and has demonstrated leadership and management skills in professional and volunteer organizations and activities.  

1. Climate change and natural hazards resilient road infrastructure system
2. Pavement deterioration modelling, maintenance operations and budget optimization
3. All-weather rural roads in developing countries
4. Traffic congestion, air pollution and road infrastructure maintenance
5. Road infrastructure, users’ behavior and property market
6. Transport and public health
7. Activity based travel demand modelling
8. Affordable public mass transports
9. Economy, trade flow and freight transport
10. Climate change, user’s behaviour and road accidents
11. Skid resistance, pavement condition and road accidents
12. Traffic characteristics, signalized intersection design, road geometric and road accidents