در راستای پژوهشی در زمینه TOD، پرسشنامه ریز، توسط پژوهشگرانی در دانشگاه شیراز طراحی شده و درخواست شده است در این کانال قرار داده شود.
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بورس هنگکنگ برای فرصت مطالعاتی دکتری داخل
بورسهای سه تاشش ماه ای برای فرصت مطالعاتی دانشجویان دکتری داخل، توسط دانشگاه هنگکنگ ارائه شده است. دانشجویان دکتری حملونقل دانشگاههای سطح یک که در مقطع قبلی معدل بالای 17 و رتبه ممتاز (رتبههای اول و دوم ورودی) داشتهاند لطفاً ظرف یک هفته (تا 15 سپتامبر) رزومه و موضوع رساله خود را به ایمیل زیر ارسال نمایند:
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navid.khademi@ut.ac.ir
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PhD Studentship: Developing green and efficient final mile logistics strategies
Transportation Group, University of Southampton
Location: Boldrewood Innovation Campus, University of Southampton
Closing Date: 30th September 2018
Reference: 993118AT
Project Reference: CDT-SIS-496
With our increasing love affair with on-line shopping, the pressure on delivery companies to meet our ever exacting delivery requirements is increasing. This leads to increasing inefficiency in the system, especially as we move into an era of ‘same-day’ delivery where consignees can receive goods a few hours after ordering them. In urban areas where bus and cycle lanes as well as increasing pedestrian facilities are resulting in diminishing kerbside space for delivery vehicles, the addition of new low-emissions zones means an increasingly challenging operating environment for carriers.
As a result, carriers are having to explore new operating scenarios to get round these issues including consolidating goods, using more environmentally friendly non-motorised modes over the last-mile, and forming collaborative working relationships with other carriers and third parties, all of which involve developing new operating and fleet optimisation models.
Through this project, you will have the opportunity to help develop and implement some new approaches to solving our urban delivery problems impacting on the parcel sector.
About the sponsor: CitySprint Group, with revenue of £180mn, is the UK’s largest same-day logistics company, and London accounts for over 30% of it’s national revenue. It is also where it has the greatest concentration of high profile clients and the most challenging operating environment. Since 2015, it has put significant investment into a technology group (Last Mile Link) to build new cloud based platforms to manage the entire business commercially and operationally.
The company is rapidly expanding into retail, healthcare, and food delivery sectors but is met with structural challenges such as courier utilization and a self-employed fleet with vehicles not ULEZ (Ultra Low Emission Zone) compliant.
The research will be critical to help CitySprint with the following but not limited to:
- Improve courier utilization through peaks and troughs of demand
- Improve customer service and provide faster deliveries (as a consequence of the above)
- Predict when jobs may be early or late
- Develop courier hotspots where fleet should be positioned to take on more work
- Improve gross margins
- Remove polluting vehicles from Central London
- Introduce more zero-emission vehicles in Central London
The ideal candidate will have:
- A sharp business acumen to understand economic and market forces shaping the industry.
- Technical and mathematical skills to help create models and solutions.
- Coding skills.
- Strong inter-personal skills to immerse themselves in the company and work across departments.
- Drive to help develop commercially viable solutions as opposed to theoretical models.
If you wish to discuss any details of the project informally, please contact Tom Cherrett, Transportation Research Group, Email: T.J.Cherrett@soton.ac.uk, Tel: +44 (0) 2380 59 4657.
This project is being run in participation with the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Sustainable Infrastructure Systems (View Website). For details of our 4 Year PhD programme and further projects, please see http://www.cdt-sis.soton.ac.uk/
To apply, please use the following website: http://www.southampton.ac.uk/engineering/postgraduate/research_degrees/apply.page
Transportation Group, University of Southampton
Location: Boldrewood Innovation Campus, University of Southampton
Closing Date: 30th September 2018
Reference: 993118AT
Project Reference: CDT-SIS-496
With our increasing love affair with on-line shopping, the pressure on delivery companies to meet our ever exacting delivery requirements is increasing. This leads to increasing inefficiency in the system, especially as we move into an era of ‘same-day’ delivery where consignees can receive goods a few hours after ordering them. In urban areas where bus and cycle lanes as well as increasing pedestrian facilities are resulting in diminishing kerbside space for delivery vehicles, the addition of new low-emissions zones means an increasingly challenging operating environment for carriers.
As a result, carriers are having to explore new operating scenarios to get round these issues including consolidating goods, using more environmentally friendly non-motorised modes over the last-mile, and forming collaborative working relationships with other carriers and third parties, all of which involve developing new operating and fleet optimisation models.
Through this project, you will have the opportunity to help develop and implement some new approaches to solving our urban delivery problems impacting on the parcel sector.
About the sponsor: CitySprint Group, with revenue of £180mn, is the UK’s largest same-day logistics company, and London accounts for over 30% of it’s national revenue. It is also where it has the greatest concentration of high profile clients and the most challenging operating environment. Since 2015, it has put significant investment into a technology group (Last Mile Link) to build new cloud based platforms to manage the entire business commercially and operationally.
The company is rapidly expanding into retail, healthcare, and food delivery sectors but is met with structural challenges such as courier utilization and a self-employed fleet with vehicles not ULEZ (Ultra Low Emission Zone) compliant.
The research will be critical to help CitySprint with the following but not limited to:
- Improve courier utilization through peaks and troughs of demand
- Improve customer service and provide faster deliveries (as a consequence of the above)
- Predict when jobs may be early or late
- Develop courier hotspots where fleet should be positioned to take on more work
- Improve gross margins
- Remove polluting vehicles from Central London
- Introduce more zero-emission vehicles in Central London
The ideal candidate will have:
- A sharp business acumen to understand economic and market forces shaping the industry.
- Technical and mathematical skills to help create models and solutions.
- Coding skills.
- Strong inter-personal skills to immerse themselves in the company and work across departments.
- Drive to help develop commercially viable solutions as opposed to theoretical models.
If you wish to discuss any details of the project informally, please contact Tom Cherrett, Transportation Research Group, Email: T.J.Cherrett@soton.ac.uk, Tel: +44 (0) 2380 59 4657.
This project is being run in participation with the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Sustainable Infrastructure Systems (View Website). For details of our 4 Year PhD programme and further projects, please see http://www.cdt-sis.soton.ac.uk/
To apply, please use the following website: http://www.southampton.ac.uk/engineering/postgraduate/research_degrees/apply.page
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انتشارات اشپرینگر صفحهای مجزا برای مبحث خودروهای خودران و حملونقل هوشمند اختصاص داده است به آدرس زیر:
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انتشارات اشپرینگر صفحهای مجزا برای مبحث خودروهای خودران و حملونقل هوشمند اختصاص داده است به آدرس زیر:
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Smart Transportation | Springer
The field of transportation is expanding and developing at a rapid rate. The concepts of smart transportation & autonomous vehicles are disrupting an
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Multiple PhD positions are available in the Faculty of Engineering and IT at the University of Sydney. Please share the following information with potential applicants.
Available topics include:
-Empirical evidence of habits and patterns in public transport use;
-Impact of planned and unplanned incidents on travel time variability;
-Traveller perceptions of reliability.
Further details are under PhD and master's project opportunities at https://sydney.edu.au/engineering/people/emily.moylan.php. Candidates should contact Dr Emily Moylan (emily.moylan@sydney.edu.au).
The successful applicant will receive a competitive stipend and work in a supportive research environment. More information about the application process is available at https://sydney.edu.au/engineering/study-engineering-and-it/postgraduate-research-degrees.html
The University of Sydney is committed to diversity and social inclusion. Applications from people of culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds; equity target groups including women, people with disabilities, people who identify as LGBTIQ; and people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent, are encouraged.
Available topics include:
-Empirical evidence of habits and patterns in public transport use;
-Impact of planned and unplanned incidents on travel time variability;
-Traveller perceptions of reliability.
Further details are under PhD and master's project opportunities at https://sydney.edu.au/engineering/people/emily.moylan.php. Candidates should contact Dr Emily Moylan (emily.moylan@sydney.edu.au).
The successful applicant will receive a competitive stipend and work in a supportive research environment. More information about the application process is available at https://sydney.edu.au/engineering/study-engineering-and-it/postgraduate-research-degrees.html
The University of Sydney is committed to diversity and social inclusion. Applications from people of culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds; equity target groups including women, people with disabilities, people who identify as LGBTIQ; and people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent, are encouraged.
The University of Sydney
Postgraduate research degrees
A research degree could help you realise your dreams and make a real-world difference. Read more. about studying an engineering and IT research degree at Sydney.