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POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MADRID.
LET&GO - RESEARCH GROUP
ENTITY PROFILE
The Transport Logistics and Operations Management Research Group (Let & Go) is
part of the Department of Civil Engineering at the Polytechnic University of Madrid. The
School of Roads, Canals and Ports (ETSI) of the Polytechnic University of Madrid has a
line of transport research called the “h lite Team”. The activities developed by the h lite
Team are linked to the operation and planning of transport and transport logistics which
are all supported by mathematical tools with a special emphasis on data mining and
modelling for artifi cial intelligence.
AREAS OF ACTIVITY UNIVERSITIES AND RESEARCH CENTRES
• Planning and transport operation • Railway engineering.
Logistics. • High-speed railways.
• Artifi cial intelligence applied to transport. • Developing applications for transport.
R&D: PROJECTS AND PRODUCTS
Project Product National International
TRAVIESA.Transmission of Urban Railway Vibrations. Ongoing.
X-POSSE. Cross-Training of Port Offi cers in Sea-Rail and Sea-River
operations in Europe. Ongoing.
The impact of a possible extension to EU level of secas to the entire
European coastline. Ongoing.
Design of a short distance maritime transport network for perishable goods, with
the centre in the south east of Spain and destination on the Mediterrean coast.
System for the detection of explosives in infrastructure and public centres.
Strengthening the municipality of Beira for the planning and design of coastal
defence and drainage.
Optimization and study of the capacity of port terminals through operation
simulation models.
Development of an integrated planning model for container port terminals.
Study description and analysis of state owned port terminals.
ADDRESS CONTACT PERSON
C/ Profesor Aranguren, s/n Alberto Camarero Orive - Dir. of the Civil
28040 Madrid Engineering Department. Transportes
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