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Elhashemi M. Ali, Ph.D.
Elhashemi M. Ali, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University
Verified email at cu.edu.eg
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Detection of critical safety events on freeways in clear and rainy weather using SHRP2 naturalistic driving data: Parametric and non-parametric techniques
EM Ali, MM Ahmed, SS Wulf
Safety Science, 2019
572019
Driver Performance and Behavior in Adverse Weather Conditions: An Investigation Using the SHRP2 Naturalistic Driving Study Data—Phase 2
M Ahmed, A Ghasemzadeh, BE Hammit, N Khan, A Das, E Ali, R Young, ...
Wyoming. Dept. of Transportation, 2018
562018
Implementation of SHRP2 Results within the Wyoming Connected Vehicle Variable Speed Limit System
MM Ahmed, PERK Young, PEA Ghasemzadeh, B Hammit, E Ali, MN Khan, ...
US Department of Transportation, 2017
242017
Normal and risky driving patterns identification in clear and rainy weather on freeway segments using vehicle kinematics trajectories and time series cluster analysis
EM Ali, MM Ahmed, G Yang
IATSS research 45 (1), 137-152, 2021
162021
Driver Performance and Behavior in Adverse Weather Conditions: Microsimulation and Variable Speed Limit Implementation of the SHRP2 Naturalistic Driving Study Results-Phase 3
M Ahmed, A Das, MN Khan, BE Hammit, E Ali
Wyoming. Department of Transportation, 2021
62021
Real-time snowy weather detection based on machine vision and vehicle kinematics: A non-parametric data fusion analysis protocol
E Ali, MN Khan, MM Ahmed
Journal of safety research 83, 163-180, 2022
32022
Employment of instrumented vehicles to identify real-time snowy weather conditions on freeways using supervised machine learning techniques–A naturalistic driving study
EM Ali, MM Ahmed
IATSS Research 46 (4), 525-536, 2022
32022
Real-Time Snowy Weather Detection Based on Machine Vision and Vehicle Kinematics: A Non-Parametric Data Fusion Analysis Protocol
E Ali, MN Khan, M Ahmed
Transportation Research Board 99th Annual Meeting, 2020
2020
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