Projects
Named programmes with operators, planners and industry partners, applying the lab's optimization and behavioural models to working systems.
Active projects
Choice-driven dial-a-ride extended to rural and peri-urban service design, where matching is sparse and behaviour drives viability.
A predictive–proactive scheme that uses truck ETA information to schedule dock slots and absorb arrival uncertainty.
Fleet and charging-station design that internalises battery degradation as a first-class design variable rather than an afterthought.
Routing and depot design for crowd-shipping systems where parcels change hands, using exact and continuum-approximation methods.
Projects for students
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