Xiaoyan Zhang

Dr. Xiaoyan Zhang

School of Marine Science and Technology, Northwestern Polytechnical University
orcid

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Academic Career Length

21Years (2006-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 January 2019 in Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies
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TZTingru Zhang
Tingru Zhang
DTDa Tao
Da Tao
XQXingda Qu
Xingda Qu
XZXiaoyan Zhang
Xiaoyan Zhang
RLRui Lin
Rui Lin
WZWei Zhang
Wei Zhang

1 February 2019 in Accident Analysis & Prevention
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XZXiaoyan Zhang
Xiaoyan Zhang
XQXingda Qu
Xingda Qu
DTDa Tao
Da Tao
HXHongjun Xue
Hongjun Xue

Tingru ZhangTingru Zhang
Tingru Zhang
Alan Hoi Shou ChanAlan Hoi Shou Chan
Alan Hoi Shou Chan
HXHongjun Xue
Hongjun Xue
XZXiaoyan Zhang
Xiaoyan Zhang
Da TaoDa Tao
Da Tao
With the dramatic increase in motorization, road traffic crashes have become the leading cause of death in China. To reduce the losses associated with road safety problems, it is important to understand the risk factors contributing to the high crash rate among Chinese drivers. This study investigated how driving anger and aberrant driving behaviors are related to crash risk by proposing and testing one mediated model. In this model, the effects of driving anger on road crash risk were mediated by aberrant driving behaviors. However, unlike previous studies, instead of using the overall scale scores, the subscales of driving anger and aberrant driving behaviors were used to establish the mediated model in this study. To test the validity of this model, an Internet-based questionnaire, which included various measures of driving anger, aberrant driving, and road crash history, was completed by a sample of 1974 Chinese drivers. The results showed that the model fitted the data very well and aberrant driving behaviors fully mediated the effects of driving anger on road crash risk. Findings from the present study are useful for the development of countermeasures to reduce road traffic crashes in China.

1 November 2018 in Chinese Physics B
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SDSi-Na Dang
Si-Na Dang
HXHongjun Xue
Hongjun Xue
XZXiaoyan Zhang
Xiaoyan Zhang
JQJue Qu
Jue Qu
CZCheng-Wen Zhong
Cheng-Wen Zhong
SCSi-Yu Chen
Si-Yu Chen

20 July 2021 in Energies
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HXHongjun Xue
Hongjun Xue
Yu HaiYangYu HaiYang
Yu HaiYang
XZXiaoyan Zhang
Xiaoyan Zhang
QQQi Quan
Qi Quan
Topological optimization is an innovative method to realize the lightweight design. This paper proposes a hybrid topology optimization method that combines the SIMP (solid isotropic material with penalization) method and genetic algorithm (GA), called the SIMP-GA method. In the method, SIMP is used to update the chromosomes, which can accelerate convergence. The filtering scheme in the SIMP method can filter unconnected elements to ensure the connectivity of the structure. We studied the influence of varying the filtering radius on the optimized structure. Simultaneously, in the SIMP-GA method, each element is regarded as a gene, which controls the population number to a certain extent, reduces the amount of calculation, and improves the calculation efficiency. The calculation of some typical examples proves that the SIMP-GA method can obtain a better solution than the gradient-based method. Compared with the conventional genetic algorithm and GA-BESO (Bi-directional Evolutionary Structural Optimization) method, the calculation efficiency of the proposed method is higher and similar results are obtained. The innovative topology optimization method could be an effective way for structural lightweight design.

1 April 2019 in Accident Analysis & Prevention
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XZXiaoyan Zhang
Xiaoyan Zhang
XQXingda Qu
Xingda Qu
HXHongjun Xue
Hongjun Xue
DTDa Tao
Da Tao
TLTao Li
Tao Li