Nathan Huynh

Nathan Huynh

Contact Information:

City Campus (Lincoln)
WHIT 262D
Prem S. Paul Research Center at Whittier School (WHIT)
(402) 472-3447
nathan.huynh@unl.edu

Director - Nebraska Transportation Center
Keith W. Klaasmeyer Chair of Engineering and Technology and Professor
Civil and Environmental Engineering

Academic Degrees

  • Ph.D. in Civil Engineering (Transportation), University of Texas at Austin, 2005
  • M.S. in Civil Engineering (Transportation), University of Texas at Austin, 1999
  • B.S. in Civil Engineering, Temple University, 1996

Certifications

  • Ph.D.

Curriculum Vitae (CV):

Nathan_Huynh_CV.pdf

Areas of Research and Professional Interest

  • Supply chain and logistics
  • Intermodal freight terminal design and operations
  • Connected and coordinated multimodal systems
  • Infrastructure resiliency
  • Transportation equity
  • Pavement management systems
  • Traffic safety

Research Profiles:

Honors and Awards

  • American Association of State and Highway Transportation Officials (AASHTO), Sweet Sixteen High Value Research Award (2022) for SCDOT project entitled "Improving SCDOT Project Delivery through Identifying Potentially Suitable Locations for Mitigation and Standardizing Section 401/404 Permit Application Process."

  • ASCE South Carolina Section, Technical Contribution of the Year Award (2022) in recognition of "Improving SCDOT Project Delivery through Identifying Potentially Suitable Locations for Mitigation and Standardizing Section 401/404 Permit Application Process."

  • ASCE South Carolina Section, Outstanding Leadership Award (2021).

  • International Journal of Transportation Science and Technology Editorial Board, Most Cited Article Award (2021) for paper entitiled “Factors influencing injury severity of crashes involving HAZMAT trucks” by M. Uddin and N. Huynh.

  • American Association of State and Highway Transportation Officials (AASHTO), Supplemental High Value Research Award (2020) for SCDOT project entitled "Sign Life Expectancy."

  • Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers (IISE) Modeling and Simulation Division, Best Paper Award (2020) for paper entitled "Prediction Model for Energy Consumption in Heavy-Duty Vehicle Formation" by M. Schmid, D. Liu, B. Eksioglu, N. Huynh, and G. Comert.

Selected Publications

  • Badyal, V. W.G. Ferrell, N. Huynh, and B. Padmanabhan.  A Two-stage Stochastic Model for Intermodal Terminal Location and Freight Distribution under Facility Disruptions.  International Journal of Systems Science: Operations & Logistics.  Forthcoming.
  • Padmanabhan, B., N. Huynh, W.G. Ferrell, and V. Badyal.  Evaluation of Three Collaboration and Profit Sharing Methods for Carriers in Pickup-and-Delivery Problems.  Multimodal Transportation.  Forthcoming.

Recent Presentations

  • Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., January 8-12, 2023
    • "Estimation of Annual Average Daily Traffic at Non-Coverage Locations"
    • "Analysis of Injury Severity of Truck-Involved Crashes in Work Zones in South Carolina for Different Speed Limits"
    • "Multiple Bundles Combinatorial Auction for Job Exchange in Dynamic Pickup and Delivery Problem"
    • "A Novel Truck Scheduling Approach for Reducing Truck Turn Time at Container Terminals via Use of Waiting Lot"
    • "Effect of Illegal Maneuvers on Traffic Operations at Signalized Intersections"
    • "Improving SCDOT Project Delivery through Identifying Potentially Suitable Locations for Mitigation and Standardizing Section 401/404 Permit Application Process (South Carolina DOT)"
  • "Transportation Workforce of the Future," American Council of Engineering Companies Nebraska Transportation Conference, Lincoln, NE, November 16, 2022.