Retail fuel market modelling
This project will model key segments of Australia’s retail fuel market to assess impacts of fuel pricing schemes and regulatory options in a changing market.

This project will model key segments of Australia’s retail fuel market to assess impacts of fuel pricing schemes and regulatory options in a changing market.
A wrap-up of the completed Streamlining and integrating incident data project, in which an AI-powered solution was developed to manage information about road transport incidents in real time.
This project aims to investigate ADAS to improve driver behaviour and deliver safer roads, lower claims costs and reduce e-waste.
This project aims to develop a robust, data-driven framework to assess the performance of key suburban corridors in Brisbane.
This project will use advanced AI approaches that fuse incident records with contextual data to predict long-term incident hotspots.
This project will continue to develop and test a methodology to generate and evaluate strategies to improve the flow of buses in Brisbane.
An overview of the completed “Mitchell Smart Freeway (Southbound): Live decision support” project, enabling MRWA to exhaustively test response plans.
Using sensors to detect unsafe following distances, the system aims to reduce tailgating by encouraging better behaviour through targeted messages.
Deployment and testing the utility of this new Local Positioning System (LPS) across multiple high-value transport use cases.
This project will use transport and logistics models to anticipate & design next-gen delivery models for emergency medical services across Australian capital cities.
Development of an interactive bussing tool to accurately visualise disruptions, quantify customer impacts, and recommend actionable and right size responses.
Use of AI-based deep learning analytics and high-resolution time-series satellite and aerial imagery to enhance current dwelling yield forecasting approaches.
This project aims to better understand and predict realistic dwelling capacity in higher-density and infill areas across Perth, WA.
An overview of iMOVE’s completed project “National Variable Pricing Matrix: Sustainable community transport”, with background, key findings, and what’s next.
This project will look to quantify the benefit of the Australian adoption of eCall, a life-saving technology aimed at reducing emergency response times, enabling autonomous contact with emergency services.
Overview and final report of the completed project, “Large Animal Activated Roadside Monitoring and Alert System”. Also recommendations for additional research.