Master theses report

2024

M. V. R. Hart Nibbrig (2024)- Designing resilient supply chain networks

Y. Qi (2024)- An Optimisation Approach to Planning Micro-logistics Centers for On-demand Food Delivery Service with A Mixed Operational Model

C. Yang (2024)- Waterborne vessels as mobile hubs: a design for shared courier micro-delivery resources management for an instant delivery platform

H. Miyoshi (2024)- Dynamic Centralised Fleet Management of Waterborne Vessels for Heterogeneous Services

Verbeeke (2024)- Well-being Indicators for Car-Free Policies

2023

Du (2023). Optimizing the Spatial Distribution of Battery Swapping Stations in the Urban Area Considering Urban Livability

Zweers (2023). Job (in)accessibility in the Parkstad region: About the impact of transport affordability on accessibility for low-income households and the unemployed 

2022

Xanthopoulos, S. (2022) Optimization of the Location and Capacity of Shared Multimodal Mobility Hubs to Maximize Social Welfare.

Huurman (2022). Modelling mode choice in Dutch urban areas with a focus on the (e-)bike

Prasath Saravanan (2022).  Modelling impacts of mobility hubs in residential areas.

Shaya Joemmanbaks (2022). The potential of using OpenStreetMap data in population synthesis: A case study in Zoetermeer.

van der Heide (2021). Implementing station-based bike-sharing in strategic transport models.

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