Gregory Macfarlane Email & Phone Number

Provo, UT, US

Provo, Utah

Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, Brigham Young University

We are developing a discrete event simulation of household activity patterns that can reference a wide variety of passive source data. To date, my role has been in data input and simulation output review. I am also involved in long-term strategy for the implementation of Transport Foundry's process in practicing travel forecast models.

Raleigh

As an engineer in the Systems Analysis Group, I developed advanced travel forecasting models for cities and states; I also applied these models to evaluate transportation infrastructure and policy proposals. My work for clients included improving the North Carolina statewide travel model; consulting on the model architecture for a provincial model in.

Atlanta

In this position I had two primary roles. First, I surveyed existing sustainability courses in an effort to develop a comprehensive curriculum for undergraduates and graduate students in transportation as part of the National Center for Sustainable Transportation. Second, I taught the graduate course in travel demand modeling to a class of approximately.

Salt Lake City, Utah

Optimized future-year bus and rail operations plans by applying the Wasatch Front travel demand model under Christopher Chesnut and Mick Crandall.

Lehi, Utah

Analyzed local traffic operations patterns and deficiencies under Ryan Hales, while creating traffic impact studies for developments including office towers, residential neighborhoods, and a Major League Soccer stadium.

Ph.D., Transportation Systems Engineering

Activities and Societies: Institute of Transportation EngineersMy dissertation research focused on the application of emergent "Big Data".

Master Of Science (M.S.), Economics

Bs - University Honors, Civil Engineering

Activities and Societies: Vice President and service coordinator of the Institute of Transportation Engineers student chapter. Inducted.