Delilah Slack-Smith
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Dr. Delilah Slack-Smith is a leading researcher in sustainable transport systems, with a focus on the integration of pedestrian and vehicular traffic through shared space design. Her most notable contribution is the development of the Integrated Pedestrian–Vehicle Model (IPVM), a groundbreaking tool introduced in her 2024 paper, "The Development of Modeling Shared Spaces to Support Sustainable Transport Systems." This work addresses the critical need for advanced modeling techniques to evaluate shared road infrastructure, enabling cities to improve traffic management while enhancing sustainability outcomes such as safety, efficiency, and environmental impact. Although early in its citation history, the IPVM has already garnered 5 citations, signaling its growing influence among urban planners and transport engineers. Dr. Slack-Smith’s research is pivotal for policymakers and practitioners seeking evidence-based solutions for modern urban mobility challenges. Her work stands out for its practical application in testing shared space proposals, making her a key voice in the transition toward more sustainable and human-centered transport systems.
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