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| Main research interests: Coordination within and among transport hubs
4S Framework:
Real-time coordination of
Smart Equipment in Smart Hubs
for Smart Ports in Smart Networks
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Anticipating the
Massive introduction of
Sensing, Computation, and
Communication Technologies
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Spotlight publication
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while taking repair operations into account |
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| | "Shipping companies are striving to optimize their empty container repositioning strategies which also contribute to reduced congestion and environmental improvements. In this paper we propose a multi-commodity model that makes an explicit distinction between flows of non-damaged containers, on the one hand, and flows of damaged containers, on the other. The model is tailored for the repositioning ..." [More...] |
| Minimizing cost of empty container repositioning in port hinterlands,
while taking repair operations into account. T. Hjortnaes, B. Wiegmans, R.R. Negenborn, R.A. Zuidwijk, R. Klijnhout. Journal of Transport Geography, vol. 58, pp. 209-219, January 2017.  
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Prospective students Multi-Machine Engineering (MME):
Interested in becoming a multi-machine Master of Science at TU Delft?
This video tells you all about our 2-year MSc program.
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Inauguration Speech
on communication, logistics, autonomous ships, and multi-machine engineering
"What if ships could talk?", or: Coordination for Real-Time Logistics
[Watch the public presentation online]
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How will autonomous ships work?
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Research in Sketches
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Active topic cloud (past 3 years)
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Keywords
logistics,
intermodal transport,
container transport
transport over water,
control of ships
transportation networks, inter-terminal transport
water
networks
power networks,
gas networks
multi-agent
systems, model
predictive
control, hybrid
systems
reinforcement learning, Kalman filters, learning robots
The Brain of TU Delft
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