Sae Chi

Doctor, Faculty of Science, UWA School of Agriculture and Environment

https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7441-3877

Emailsae.chi@uwa.edu.au

The University of Western Australia (M261), 35 Stirling Highway,
6009 Perth
Australia

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Biography

Dr Sae Chi is a Transport Economist at Planning and Transport Research Centre (PATREC) at UWA. She holds a PhD in Transport Economics and is specialised in infrastructure investment assessment and Cost-Benefit Analysis. Before joining PATREC, she was working as a consultant at an economics consulting firm practicing Cost-Benefit Analysis. She also has project experiences in the freight sector.

Research interests:

Cost-Benefit Analysis, infrastructure investment assessment and prioritisation, freight demand, Transport Economics and Engineering

Recent work:

Economic assessment of Your Move program
Rapid appraisal model for Active Travel Infrastructure initiatives
Freight intermodal demand study
Transport infrastructure investment assessment and prioritisation

Industry experience:

Economic assessment of Townsville Eastern Access Rail Corridor Project
Freight demand modelling of Townsville Eastern Access Rail Corridor Project
Economic assessment and prioritisations of Bruce Highway Link Flood Study
Economic assessment of Hamilton Plains Flood Immunity Upgrade Project
Economic assessment of Foster Road and Bruce Highway Upgrade Project

Teaching experience (between 2014-2017):

EGB123 Civil Engineering Systems
ENB372 Design and Planning of Highways
ENB376 Transport Engineering
ENB476 Civil Engineering Design Project

Languages

English

Japanese

Education/Academic qualification

Transport Economics, PhD, Queensland University of Technology

Jan 2014 → Apr 2017

Civil Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering, Queensland University of Technology

Feb 2010 → Dec 2013

Keywords

Government
Built Environment
Transport
Cost-benefit analysis
Project risks
Public-private partnership
Transport economics
Project appraisal
business case
Major infrastructure
Transport projects
Risk sharing
infrastructure investment
investment assessment
investment prioritisation

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Research Output 2016 2018

2 Conference paper
1 Conference presentation/ephemera
1 Article
1 Non-UWA Thesis

Developing a methodology for evaluating privately operated toll road projects using stochastic cost-benefit analysis

Chi, S., 2018, Queensland: Queensland University of Technology.

Research output: Thesis › Non-UWA Thesis

Roads

Methodology

Cost-benefit analysis

Infrastructure projects

Private sector

A Review of Cost-Benefit Analysis for Freight Projects

Chi, S., Frost, T. & Ellis, B., 27 Nov 2017, Australasian Transport Research Forum 2017 Proceedings. Australia: The Australasian Transport Research Forum

Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference paper › Conference paper

Cost benefit analysis

Rails

Availability

Costs

Industry