Daniel Ainalis
Researcher (‘19)
Currently: Research Manager at University of Cambridge
University of Cambridge
Dr Daniel Ainalis was a member of the Transport Systems and Logistics Laboratory between 2018 and 2019, focusing on the economic and environmental evaluation of Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems (KERS) for heavy goods vehicles.
He obtained an undergraduate degree and a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from Victoria University in Melbourne, focussing on heavy goods vehicle dynamics.
He is currently a Research Manager for the Centre for Sustainable Road Freight. His research interests include sustainable transport, fuel consumption and emissions modelling, vehicle telematics acquisition, signal processing and ground vibration modelling.
Interests
- Sustainable Transport
- Vehicle Dynamics
- Telematics
- Signal Processing
Education
PhD in Mechanical Engineering, 2014
Victoria University
BSc in Mechanical Engineering, 2010
Victoria University
Conference Papers
- (2019). A bilevel optimisation model for the selection of parking and charging facilities for EV-based ride-hailing services. 8th Symposium of the European Association for Research in Transportation (hEART 2019). Cite
- (2018). Ultra-Capacitor based kinetic energy recovery system for heavy goods vehicles. 15th International Symposium on Heavy Vehicle Transport Technology. PDF Cite