2026 Michael J. Cassidy: Engineering and Technology Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

D-Index & Metrics

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	Current World Ranking	National Ranking	Current National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Engineering and Technology	44	5831	5625	1634	1516	155	7202

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World Ranking

Current World Ranking

National Ranking

Current National Ranking

Publications

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Engineering and Technology

5831

5625

1634

1516

155

7202

Engineering and Technology

D-Index

Citations

7202

World Ranking

5831

National Ranking

1634

Overview

Michael J. Cassidy is affiliated with the University of California, Berkeley in the United States. Their research spans several fields and topics related to engineering and social sciences, with a strong emphasis on transportation systems and traffic management.

The main fields of study for Cassidy include:

Engineering
Social Sciences

Subfields of particular focus are:

Transportation
Control and Systems Engineering
Computer Science Applications
Building and Construction
Automotive Engineering

Key topics in their work reflect the complexity and multidisciplinary nature of transportation research:

Transportation Planning and Optimization
Traffic control and management
Traffic Prediction and Management Techniques
Transportation and Mobility Innovations
Online Learning and Analytics
Urban Transport and Accessibility
Traffic and Road Safety

Cassidy has contributed research articles to a variety of academic venues. The most frequent publication outlets include:

Transportation Research Part C Emerging Technologies
Transportation Research Part B Methodological
Transportation Research Part A Policy and Practice
Learning Letters
Education and New Developments 2022 - Volume 2

The following recent papers showcase Cassidy's engagement with topics related to congestion, traffic control, and transit innovations:

"Region-wide congestion prediction and control using deep learning," 2020, Transportation Research Part C Emerging Technologies
"Jitney-lite: a flexible-route feeder service for developing countries," 2021, Transportation Research Part B Methodological
"Achieving higher taxi outflows from a drop-off lane: A simulation-based study," 2020, Transportation Research Part C Emerging Technologies
"Traffic signal plans to decongest street grids," 2022, Transportation Research Part B Methodological
"Synergies of combining demand- and supply-side measures to manage congested streets," 2021, Transportation Research Part A Policy and Practice

Cassidy has frequently collaborated with several researchers in the transportation and systems engineering fields. Frequent co-authors include:

Carlos F. Daganzo
Weihua Gu
Jean Doig Godier
Kathryn Jessen Eller
Luk Hendrik

Best Publications

Some traffic features at freeway bottlenecks

Michael J Cassidy;Robert L Bertini

824
Citations
Increasing the Capacity of an Isolated Merge by Metering Its On-Ramp

Michael J. Cassidy;Jittichai Rudjanakanoknad

460
Citations
Relation between traffic density and capacity drop at three freeway bottlenecks

Koohong Chung;Jittichai Rudjanakanoknad;Michael J. Cassidy

362
Citations
Possible explanations of phase transitions in highway traffic

C.F. Daganzo;M.J. Cassidy;Robert L. Bertini

307
Citations
BIVARIATE RELATIONS IN NEARLY STATIONARY HIGHWAY TRAFFIC

Michael J Cassidy

307
Citations
Freeway Traffic Oscillations and Vehicle Lane-Change Maneuvers

Soyoung Ahn;Michael J Cassidy

280
Citations
METHODOLOGY FOR ASSESSING DYNAMICS OF FREEWAY TRAFFIC FLOW

Michael J Cassidy;John R Windover

240
Citations
Vehicle reidentification and travel time measurement on congested freeways

Benjamin Coifman;Michael Cassidy

232
Citations
Freeway Traffic Oscillations: Observations and Predictions

Michael Mauch;Michael J. Cassidy

210
Citations
VERIFICATION OF A SIMPLIFIED CAR-FOLLOWING THEORY

Soyoung Ahn;Michael J. Cassidy;Jorge Laval

181
Citations
Increasing the capacity of signalized intersections with separate left turn phases

Yiguang Xuan;Carlos F. Daganzo;Michael J. Cassidy

150
Citations
Macroscopic Fundamental Diagrams for Freeway Networks: Theory and Observation:

Michael J Cassidy;Kitae Jang;Carlos F Daganzo

130
Citations
Unsignalized intersection capacity and level of service: Revisiting critical gap

Michael J. Cassidy;Samer M. Madanat;Mu Han Wang;Fan Yang

118
Citations
Continuum approximation approach to bus network design under spatially heterogeneous demand

Yanfeng Ouyang;Seyed Mohammad Nourbakhsh;Michael J. Cassidy

109
Citations
Application of Fuzzy Logic and Neural Networks to Automatically Detect Freeway Traffic Incidents

Chien‐Hua Hsiao;Ching‐Teng Lin;Michael Cassidy;Michael Cassidy

106
Citations
Some observed details of freeway traffic evolution

John R. Windover;Michael J. Cassidy

106
Citations
AN OBSERVED TRAFFIC PATTERN IN LONG FREEWAY QUEUES

M.J Cassidy;Michael Mauch

106
Citations
Relation Among Average Speed, Flow, and Density and Analogous Relation Between Density and Occupancy

Michael J. Cassidy;Benjamin Coifman

104
Citations
Effects of high occupancy vehicle lanes on freeway congestion

Carlos F. Daganzo;Michael J. Cassidy

104
Citations
Study of Freeway Traffic Near an Off-Ramp

Michael J Cassidy;Shadi B Anani;John M Haigwood

103
Citations
OBSERVATIONS AT A FREEWAY BOTTLENECK

M J Cassidy;Robert L Bertini

103
Citations