Communications and Transport Systems (KTS)

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The KTS-division includes research and education within the areas of traffic systems, quantitative logistics, construction logistics, mobile telecommunication, mathematics and construction technology. Common for most areas is that they deal with problems and issues related to the planning, design, control and analysis of systems for logistics, transportation, traffic and telecommunications. 

We often use mathematical modelling as a tool to describe the systems. Of special interest is the integration of information and communication technologies to applications within the field of traffic and logistics. The division includes around 70 people, among them more than 20 PhD-students.

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Construction Logistics

The research is empirically grounded, but strives towards developing normative tools, methods and models with the purpose to enhance effective construction logistics and management. 

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Optimization of Wireless Networks

The research addresses mathematical models, analytical analysis, and efficient algorithms for network planning and configuration, resource allocation, mobility management...
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Emergency response and health care logistics

We develop models, methods, and decision support for the optimized management of these resources. This is done in close cooperation with the rescue and health care sector.
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Air traffic and transportation planning and management

We develop mathematical models and algorithmic solutions for challenges in air traffic management and air transportation. 
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Traffic Modeling and Simulation

Our research includes both the development of new types of models, and the application of models to new situations. The models studied include both the demand and supply side of the problem and...

Transport Analytics

We are currently working with data from stationary radar sensors which measure speed and flow of traffic, GPS data from vehicles driving around urban areas, and mobile phone location data extracted from the mobile phone network.
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Public transportation and railway

The research group for public transport and railway is interested in developing models and methods, which describe the traffic and can be used as decision support tools. 
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Telecommunications for Smart Cities

Our research focuses on modeling and evaluating the communication and network architectures of such relevant Internet of Things deployments with applications in smart cities. 
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Collaborate transport planning and cost allocation

Quantitative models and methods are developed for analyzing, designing and evaluating logistics system with respect to collaborative transports among companies, e.g. in city logistics and in forestry transports.  

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Join us in railway planning

The research group for public transport and railways is expanding its research in railway planning and searches for new staff members. >>

Mathematics seminars

This seminar series is intended for researchers and teachers with interest in various aspects of mathematics in their research and education.

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Norrköping citizens invited to meet Test bed Kungsgatan

Do you want to help create a safe environment on Kungsgatan in Norrköping? Then please join us for a public meeting on September 10, 2019, to discuss your needs and ideas for creating a street that is safe and accessible for us all.

Kungsgatan to communicate with Norrköping citizens

The Testbädd Kungsgatan project has been awarded SEK 1.5 million from the Norrköping Fund for Research and Development until May 2021. The grant will be used to develop an IoT platform as a service that will collect data along the street. 

Global conference in railway research in Norrköping

Linköping University is host for the international research conference RailNorrköping 2019, where more than 250 participants from 20 countries will discuss and present their results. One hot topic is how to ensure that more trains arrive on time.

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