Ismaïl Saadi

Ismaïl is a Senior Research Associate, and his research concentrates on urban and transport modelling of multi-agent systems, with specializations in travel demand modelling, travel behaviour analysis, and transport micro-simulation. Specifically, he examines the methodological facets of activity-based models that emphasize individual and/or household transport decision-making mechanisms. His objective is to comprehend how travel behaviour shifts in response to urban and transport policy interventions, and the resulting implications for exposures and population health.