Qiuzhaowen Professor

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  Qiu received the B.Sc., M.Sc. and Ph.D degrees in transportation engineering from Chang’an University, Xi’an, China, in 2000, 2003, and 2008.

Dr. Qiu is doctoral supervisor, master supervisor, who is a Professor in the graduate fields of 1)Transportation systems, 2)Logistics Engineering. His research focuses on transportation system, environment(vehicle emission and air quality), and sustainable development.

Welcome to apply for international graduate studies in the field of tranportation, vehicle, and Logistics Engineering.

He is co-chairman of the technical committee on transport and environment of WTC (World Transport Convention).

 1)Transportation systems,

 2)Logistics Engineering.

Qiu focuses on transportation system, environment(vehicle emission and air quality), and sustainable development (safety and energy etc.), public health.

1)National Natural Science Foundation,2021-2024, PI

2)Basic research program of Natural Science in Shaanxi Province,2020-2021, PI

  15. Author links open overlay panelJianqiang Gong,Yaping Luo, Zhaowen Qiu*, XiangdongWang. Determination of key components in automobile braking systems, based on ABC classification and FMECA. Journal of Traffic and Transportation Engineering (English Edition). Available online 2 June 2020

    14.Song J, Qiu Z,* Ren G, Li X, Prediction of pedestrian exposure to traffic particulate matters (PMs) at urban signalized intersection, Sustainable Cities and Society (2020), doi: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scs.2020.102153（IF=4.642）

     13.Qiu, Z.*, Cao, H. Commuter exposure to particulate matter in urban public transportation of Xi’an, China.J Environ Health Sci Engineer (2020).(IF=2.773)

     12. Zhi H., Qiu Z*., Wang W, et al. The influence of a viaduct on PM dispersion in a typical street: Field experiment and numerical simulations, Atmospheric Pollution Research, Available online 20 Jan 2020 (IF=2.918)

     11. Qiu Z, Lv H, Zhang F, et al. Pedestrian exposure to PM2.5, BC and UFP of adults and teens: A case study in Xi’an, China. Sustainable Cities and Society, 2019 (Available online 12 August 2019)（SCI，SSCI，IF=4.624）

     10.Zhaowen Qiu, Wenyue Liu, H Oliver Gao & Jianghao Li (2019) Variations in exposure to in-vehicle particle mass and number concentrations in different road environments, Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association, 69:8, 988-1002（SCI，IF=1.858）

     9.Qiu Z, Wang W, Zheng J, et al.Exposure assessment of cyclists to UFP and PM on urban routes in Xi'an, China, Environmental Pol lution 250 (2019) 241-250（SCI，IF=5.714, Top）

     8.Investigating traffic-related PM exposure on and under pedestrian bridges: A case study in Xi'an, China, Atmospheric Pollution Research, 2018.（SCI，IF=2.152）

     7.Investigation into pedestrian exposure to traffic PM around grade separations: a case study in Xi’an, China, Air Quality, Atmosphere & Health, 2018.1-13（SCI，IF=2.662）    

     6.Commuter exposure to particulate matter for  different transportation modes in Xi'an, China. Atmospheric Pollution  Research,2017, 7:940-948（SCI，IF=2.152）
     5.Pedestrian exposure to traffic PM on  different types of urban roads: A case study of Xi’an, China . Sustainable  Cities and Society, 2017, 32: 475-485 （SCI，IF=3.073）
     4.Potential of diesel  emissions reduction strategies in Xi’an, China.Clean Technologies and  Environmental Policy. 2016，18(8):2717-2724 （SCI，IF=3.331）
     3.Emission inventory  estimation of an intercity bus terminal. Environmental Monitoring and  Assessment, 2016 June （SCI，IF=1.687）
     2.At-grade intersection configuration  influences on pedestrian exposure to PM2.5, Clean Technologies and Environmental  Policy, 2015 （SCI，IF=3.331）
     1.Investigating the impact of urban grade-separation  on pedestrian PM2.5 exposure, Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy, 2015  （SCI，IF=3.331）