data will be integrated with mobility indicators, such as traffic flows and trip density, to assess how well existing infrastructure reflects demand and to develop measures of accessibility and equity. In addition, supervised learning and natural language processing techniques will be used to analyze user reviews and feedback to classify sentiments regarding reliability, availability, and ease of use. The findings will highlight the mismatches between infrastructure supply and demand and reveal how user experience influences charging behaviour.
For enquiries, please contact Dr Ding Ze Yang.
For more information about this project, please visit our GEMS website.
How to Apply
When you apply for admission into your preferred degree program you will be able to select your scholarship type. No separate application is required.
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Funding Notes
- Applicants must possess a minimum academic qualification of First Class Honours (H1) or its equivalence (H1E) recognised by Monash Malaysia.
- Scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis.
