PROJECT STAFF BAUHAUS UNIVERSITAET WEIMAR

Main research interests include: road safety, accident analysis and cycle traffic. Certificate as Road Safety Auditor. Projects: road safety audits, safety analysis of road networks, safe traffic through digitalization, measures to reduce traffic accidents involving trams, microscopic traffic simulations. Teaching: lecturer for training courses for Road Safety Auditors, traffic safety, street design, microscopic traffic simulation.

Julius is a lecturer and researcher in the field of transport planning. He studied transport engineering at TU Dresden and RTU Riga, majoring in transport planning and traffic engineering. After graduating from TU Dresden (Dipl.-Ing.) in 2018, he joined Bauhaus-University Weimar as a researcher at the Chair of Transport System Planning. His main research interests are traffic safety, transport policies, transport modelling and the intersections of transport and cultural studies. He currently is a researcher in the projects EuroS@P and INUMO and responsible for the international cooperations of the chair. His teaching experience includes courses on Macroscopic Transport Modelling, Bicycle and Transport Infrastructure Planning and Mobility Studies.

MSc. Eng. Wondwossen is a research assistant and a Ph.D. student at Bauhaus Universitaet Weimar. His research focuses on spatial and temporal analysis and modeling of road traffic crashes in Addis Ababa. His research interests include road safety, crash and black spot analysis, pedestrian and cyclist safety, crash modeling, road safety auditing, before-and-after studies, and big data applications in traffic safety. He holds an MSc in Civil Engineering (Road & Transport) from Addis Ababa university in 2011 and lectures there. In addition, he also worked as road safety Engineer on different road design and construction projects in Ethiopia and Uganda