Background

Geertje Hegeman works at the Institute for Transport Studies at the University of Leeds. She is working on projects involving research on the impact of Intelligent Transport Systems, using the simulator and data collected from field trials. Before she came to Leeds, she worked at a transport consultancy in The Netherlands. At this consultancy, she worked at simulation projects on the influences of new traffic-management tools on traffic flow and capacity. Her main interests are in the field of traffic safety and modelling.

Qualifications

1995-2000 MSc Civil Engineering and Management, University if Twente, NL

Current Post

Research officer

Previous Employment

2000-2001 Consultant, Goudappel Coffeng, Traffic and Transport consultants, NL

Publications

Hegeman, G., Van Berkum, E.C. and Tromp, H. (2000). Groen licht voor ISA? [Green light for ISA?],Verkeerskunde, pp 32-36.

Hegeman, G. (2000). Groen licht voor ISA?. [Green light for ISA?] Dissertation, University of Twente, Enschede, The Netherlands.

Hegeman, G.(1999). The effect of changes in lane change behaviour caused by Autonomous Intelligent Cruise Control. TNO-trainee report. TNO-Inro, Delft, The Nederlands.