Modelling of Transport Technology and Management Selected Aspects V
Provider: Univerzita Pardubice
Programme: Studentská grantová soutěž
Implementation period: 01.01.25 - 31.12.25
Workplace:
Dopravní fakulta Jana Pernera - Oddělení pro vědeckovýzkumnou činnost
Investigator: Hruška RomanTeam member: Drdla Pavel | Kleprlík Jaroslav | Molková Tatiana | Křupka Jiří | Švadlenka Libor | Bulíček Josef | Vančurová Šárka | Baran Filip | Hora Jakub | Vrba Radek | Bošković Sara | Heřmánková Andrea | Kučera Petr | Elomiya Akram Elsaied | Hrudková Alžbeta | Ampong Dominic Kwakye | Prokop Radek | Křižan Lukáš
Description:
The aim of the project is to model selected aspects of transport technology and management. The project is conceived as a faculty project, which framework includes the doctoral study programme Technology and Management in Transport, which has sub-objectives and outputs defined in individual stages. These are up-to-date and in line with the focus of the dissertations being carried out at selected departments of the Faculty of Transport Engineering (DFJP), namely the Department of Transport Management, Marketing and Logistics; the Department of Informatics and Mathematics in Transport; the Department of Air Transport and the Department of Transport Technology and Management. The project is a continuation of the project "Modelling selected aspects of transport technology and management IV" and builds on previous years of the Student Grant Competition at DFJP. The project will also support students' publishing opportunities.
The aim of the project is to model selected aspects of transport technology and management. The project is conceived as a faculty project, which framework includes the doctoral study programme Technology and Management in Transport, which has sub-objectives and outputs defined in individual stages. These are up-to-date and in line with the focus of the dissertations being carried out at selected departments of the Faculty of Transport Engineering (DFJP), namely the Department of Transport Management, Marketing and Logistics; the Department of Informatics and Mathematics in Transport; the Department of Air Transport and the Department of Transport Technology and Management. The project is a continuation of the project "Modelling selected aspects of transport technology and management IV" and builds on previous years of the Student Grant Competition at DFJP. The project will also support students' publishing opportunities.