His primary scientific interests are in Mathematical optimization, Traffic flow, Flow network, Simulation and Cell Transmission Model. His Mathematical optimization research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Function and Computer simulation. In his study, Ideal and Queueing theory is inextricably linked to Queue, which falls within the broad field of Traffic flow.
He combines subjects such as Network planning and design, Network performance, Reliability engineering, Risk aversion and Operations research with his study of Flow network. His Simulation research incorporates elements of Scheduling and Traffic congestion. The concepts of his Cell Transmission Model study are interwoven with issues in Traffic generation model, Newell's car-following model and Queue management system.
Hong Kam Lo focuses on Transport engineering, Mathematical optimization, Operations research, Traffic flow and Network planning and design. His Transport engineering research includes elements of Urban planning, Service and Flow network. Hong Kam Lo has researched Mathematical optimization in several fields, including Queue, Simulation and Traffic congestion.
Queue is closely attributed to Queueing theory in his work. He interconnects Travel time and Reliability in the investigation of issues within Operations research. His research on Traffic flow focuses in particular on Cell Transmission Model.
The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Mathematical optimization, Operations research, Automotive engineering, Disruption management and Transport engineering. Hong Kam Lo is interested in Linear programming, which is a field of Mathematical optimization. His Operations research research includes themes of Probability distribution, Reliability, Social network, Fleet management and Speed limit.
His Automotive engineering study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Cost curve and Normalization. The Transport engineering study combines topics in areas such as Subdivision, Profitability index and Service. His work in Traffic simulation covers topics such as Overtaking which are related to areas like Traffic flow.
Hong Kam Lo mostly deals with Operations research, Mathematical optimization, Bayesian network, Network planning and design and Stochastic programming. His research integrates issues of Reliability, Pricing strategies, Travel behavior and Operations management in his study of Operations research. His work on Linear programming as part of general Mathematical optimization research is often related to SIGNAL, thus linking different fields of science.
His studies in Bayesian network integrate themes in fields like Graphical model, Probabilistic logic and Sensitivity. His Network planning and design study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Column generation, Public transport and Robustness. His Stochastic programming research integrates issues from Base, Reliability, Adaptive control and Online algorithm.
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Capacity reliability of a road network: an assessment methodology and numerical results
Anthony Chen;Hai Yang;Hong Kam Lo;Wilson H. Tang.
(2002)
Degradable transport network: Travel time budget of travelers with heterogeneous risk aversion
Hong Kam Lo;Xiaowei Luo;Barbara W.Y. Siu.
Transportation Research Part B-methodological (2006)
NETWORK WITH DEGRADABLE LINKS: CAPACITY ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
Hong Kam Lo;Yeoukoung Tung.
Transportation Research Part B-methodological (2003)
A capacity related reliability for transportation networks
Anthony Chen;Hai Yang;Hong Kam Lo;Wilson Hon Chung Tang.
(1999)
A cell-based variational inequality formulation of the dynamic user optimal assignment problem
Hong Kam Lo;Wai Yuen Szeto.
Transportation Research Part B-methodological (2002)
A novel traffic signal control formulation
Hong Kam Lo.
Transportation Research Part A-policy and Practice (1999)
A Cell-Based Traffic Control Formulation: Strategies and Benefits of Dynamic Timing Plans
Hong K. Lo.
Transportation Science (2001)
DYNAMIC NETWORK TRAFFIC CONTROL
Hong Kam Lo;Elbert Chang;Yiucho Chan.
Transportation Research Part A-policy and Practice (2001)
An energy-efficient scheduling and speed control approach for metro rail operations
Xiang Li;Hong Kam Lo.
Transportation Research Part B-methodological (2014)
A CELL-BASED SIMULTANEOUS ROUTE AND DEPARTURE TIME CHOICE MODEL WITH ELASTIC DEMAND
Wai Yuen Szeto;Hong Kam Lo.
Transportation Research Part B-methodological (2004)
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