Ismamul Hoque

Lecturer

Qualification: B.Sc. in Civil Engineering (BUET), M.Sc. in Transportation Engineering (BUET) (Ongoing)

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E-mail: ismamhoque@gmail.com

Areas of Interest

My academic and professional path has been shaped by a strong interest in Civil Engineering and a continued focus on Transportation Engineering. Over the years, I have tried to grow through learning, teaching, research, and practical problem-solving, with the aim of contributing to works that are useful for society.

Through my academic training and teaching experience, I have developed a careful and responsible approach to engineering problems. I value clear thinking, honest effort, and the ability to connect technical knowledge with real-world needs. To me, civil engineering is not only about designing systems, but also about improving the way people live, move, and interact with their surroundings.

I believe that meaningful progress comes from consistency, patience, and a sincere commitment to learning.

1. M.Sc. (ongoing) in Transportation Engineering, BUET
2. B.Sc. (2024) in Civil Engineering, BUET

1. Lecturer: Anwer Khan Modern University.

  1. Urban Choices in Megacities Unpacked: The Interplay of Housing, Accessibility, and Mobility Decisions
    105th TRB Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, USA, 2026
    Authors: Ismamul Hoque, A. Naz, S. M. Mashrur, and K. N. Habib
  2. The Mental Toll of Travel: Assessing Congestion-Induced Distress in Urban Mobility
    105th TRB Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, USA, 2026
    Authors: A. Naz, Ismamul Hoque, and S. M. Mashrur
  3. Multivariate Insights into Users’ Preferences on Transit Development Choices in Emerging Cities
    105th TRB Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, USA, 2026
    Authors: A. Tasnim, A. Naz, Ismamul Hoque, and S. M. Mashrur
  4. Assessing the Potential of Shared Mobility to Alleviate Traffic Congestion: A Traffic Survey and Simulation Study in Dhaka
    Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Engineering Research, Innovation and Education, Sylhet, Bangladesh, 2025
    Authors: P. Das, B. Debnath, Ismamul Hoque, and S. Islam, DOI: 10.2991/978-94-6463-884-4_20
  5. Pedestrian Gap Acceptance and Waiting Time Analysis at Unsignalized Intersections under Mixed Traffic Conditions
    International Conference on Civil Engineering Research & Innovations, Rajshahi, Bangladesh, 2025
    Authors: T. N. Ananda, Ismamul Hoque, P. Das, S. Alam, and A. Enam
  6. Pedestrian Gap Acceptance Behavior in Developing Countries: A Comprehensive Review and Comparative Analysis
    International Conference on Civil Engineering Research & Innovations, Rajshahi, Bangladesh, 2025
    Authors: P. Das, Ismamul Hoque, T. N. Ananda, and P. Debnath
  7. Strategic Design of Flexible Pavement Binders for Heat-Resilient Infrastructure in Coastal Bangladesh
    International Conference on Civil Engineering Research & Innovations, Rajshahi, Bangladesh, 2025
    Authors: S. Alam, Ismamul Hoque, A. M. Asif, and S. Islam
  1. Transportation systems analysis and planning
  2. Travel behavior and mobility modeling
  3. Discrete choice and econometric modeling
  4. Transportation network modeling and operations
  5. Accessibility, equity, and transport justice
  6. Land use and transportation interaction
  7. Sustainable and resilient infrastructure systems
  8. Traffic operations and safety
  9. Logistics, freight, and supply chain systems
  10. Emerging mobility, EVs, and intelligent transportation systems
  11. Spatio-temporal mobility analysis and forecasting
  • Dean’s List Award, BUET, 2020–21, 2021–22, 2023–24
  • University Merit Stipend, BUET, 2020–21, 2021–22, 2023–24
  • Poster Presentation Champion, Centroid 2024, BUET
  • Poster Presentation Runner-up, CEvilization 2024, DUET
Updated On:February 05, 2023