Hossein Mousavi is a Higher Degree by Research Candidate in the School of Management at Adelaide University and a practising Traffic Engineer with more than 17 years of experience across local government, industry, research and major transport infrastructure projects.
His research focuses on transport planning, parking management, travel behaviour and stakeholder preferences. His PhD investigates how different stakeholder groups respond to parking management strategies, with particular interest in understanding how potentially competing stakeholder preferences can be incorporated into transport planning and decision-making. His research applies stated-preference discrete choice experiments and choice-modelling techniques to examine the preferences and trade-offs of residents, business owners, visitors, parents and workers.
Alongside his research, Hossein works as a Traffic Engineer at the City of Port Adelaide Enfield. His professional experience covers traffic and transport planning, parking management, local area traffic management, road safety, freight and heavy vehicle access, development assessment, active transport and school traffic management.
Hossein's academic and professional interests centre on connecting transport research with real-world practice and using behavioural evidence, quantitative analysis and stakeholder perspectives to support evidence-based transport planning and decision-making.