Eric Jackson

Professor pursuing advances in transportation systems and safety, Dr. Eric Jackson is an esteemed Associate Research Professor at the University of Connecticut's Civil and Environmental Engineering department. He also holds the position of Executive Director at the Connecticut Transportation Institute and serves as the Director of the Connecticut Transportation Safety Research Center. With a robust focus on transportation data systems, Dr. Jackson is at the forefront of integrating web-based data collection and analysis to enhance safety and efficiency in transportation networks. Dr. Jackson's research interests encompass a wide array of topics, including geographic information systems (GIS), remote sensing, and data analysis. His expertise in these areas has led to significant contributions in the field, particularly in the integration and analysis of safety data. His work is instrumental in developing innovative solutions that address contemporary challenges in transportation safety and infrastructure. A prolific author, Dr. Jackson has published numerous articles that are highly regarded by peers and practitioners alike. His research not only advances academic knowledge but also has practical implications for improving transportation systems. His commitment to excellence is reflected in his dedication to advancing the field through both research and teaching. Dr. Jackson earned his PhD from the University of Connecticut, where he continues to inspire the next generation of engineers and researchers. His academic and professional journey is marked by a passion for leveraging technology and data to create safer and more efficient transportation systems. His leadership roles at the Connecticut Transportation Institute and the Connecticut Transportation Safety Research Center underscore his commitment to making impactful contributions to the field. Through his work, Dr. Jackson has established himself as a leading figure in transportation research, known for his innovative approach and dedication to safety and efficiency. His contributions continue to shape the future of transportation, making a lasting impact on both the academic community and the broader field of civil and environmental engineering.