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Research Areas
Throughout His Career
Most of Dr. Bernstein's research has focused on the use
of computing and communications technology in transportation.
This has included work on in-vehicle computing:
An Introduction to In-Vehicle Navigation Systems
(Slides)
Finding Alternative Paths
(Overview)
Incorporating Time and Tolls in Path Finding Algorithms
(Overview)
Map Matching
(Overview)
other kinds of intelligent transportation systems:
An Introduction to Intelligent Transportation Systems
(Slides)
The Future of Intelligent Transportation Systems
(Slides)
Efficiency, Fairness and Equity of ITS
(Slides)
Congestion Pricing with an Untolled Alternative
(Working Paper)
Well-Behaved Link Delay Functions
(Working Paper)
An Introduction to Electronic Commerce Technologies
(Slides)
Personal Travel Assistants and En-Route Commerce
(Tech. Report)
Real-Time Pricing of Taxi Services
(Slides)
Internet Congestion and Pricing
(Slides)
Congestion
(Slides)
some work on transit systems, and a significant amount
of work on route and departure-time choice.
(See his list of publications
for more information.)
Current Research
Dr. Bernstein continues to have an interest in transportation-related
topics but has recently branched out into a couple of
other areas.
Editorial Responsibilities
Dr. Bernstein is, or has been, on the editorial boards of
several journals, including:
Journal of Regional Science
Operations Research
Spatial and Network Theory
Transportation Science
and is, or has been, a reviewer for numerous other journals.
Invited Talks
Dr. Bernstein has given a variety of invited "semi-technical" talks
to a broad range of audiences over the years, including:
Calculus for the Morning Commute
(Slides)
Getting from Here to There
(Slides)
Introduction to TeX and LaTeX
(Slides,
Sample)
Modeling for En-Route Commerce
(Slides)
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