Aparimit Kasliwal

Aparimit Kasliwal

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I'm a third-year PhD Student in the Systems Engineering program at the University of California - Berkeley, where I'm advised by Professor Marta Gonzalez at the HuMNet Lab. I recently completed my MS in Systems Engineering at UC Berkeley. I did my undergrad in Civil Engineering at IIT Delhi, where I received the Abhinav Dhupar Memorial Award for the class of 2023.

My research interests lie in the fields of Network Science & Urban Mobility, with a recent focus on investigating the system-level implications of the deployment of Autonomous Mobility on Demand (AMoD) services. I enjoy working on problems that involve the analysis of large-scale data, optimization, modeling, and simulations, aiming to further the understanding of complex socio-technical systems. I love to talk about research, philosophy of science, and also commercial aviation.

Selected Papers

  1. Social capital predicts divergent mobility patterns and rebuilding outcomes during natural disasters
    Aparimit Kasliwal, Carlos Guirado, Marta C. Gonzalez
    In preparation, 2026
  2. Hierarchical Analysis of Spreading Dynamics in Complex Systems
    Aparimit Kasliwal, Abdullah Alhadlaq, Ariel Salgado, Auroop R. Ganguly, Marta C. Gonzalez
    CACAIE, 2025
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  3. A mesoscopic model of vehicular emissions informed by direct measurements and mobility science
    Ayse Tugba Ozturk, Aparimit Kasliwal, Helen Fitzmaurice, Olga Kavvada, Philippe Calvez, Ronald C. Cohen, Marta C. Gonzalez
    Sustainable Cities and Society, 2025
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  4. Robust Management of Airport Security Queues Considering Passenger Non-compliance with Chance-Constrained Optimization
    Shangqing Cao, Aparimit Kasliwal, Huangyi Zheng, Masoud Reihanifar, Francesc Robuste, Mark Hansen
    US-Europe Air Transportation Research & Development (ATRD) Symposium 2025
    Paper | Code

    5. See my Google Scholar for other works.