Search for dissertations about: "rail innovation"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 6 swedish dissertations containing the words rail innovation.
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1. Analyzing Logistic Requirements using a Systems Engineering Approach - an initial step towards innovative ship design
Abstract : Transport by road is the most dominant mode of transportation in Europe today. An increased use of short sea shipping can balance the European transport system and contribute to a better environmental situation. Accordingly, The European Commission proposes a shift of transported volumes from road to rail and short sea shipping. READ MORE
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2. Driverless trucks in the Swedish freight transport system : An analysis of future impacts on the transport system and the emerging innovation system
Abstract : A large-scale introduction of driverless trucks could start taking place during the next decade. While this could bring several economic benefits for freight transport actors and society, it may also change the freight transport system and exacerbate the negative effects of road transport. READ MORE
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3. Integrated Product Service Offerings for Rail Infrastructure : Potential Benefits and Challenges
Abstract : Large amounts of different materials are used when building and maintaining railway infrastructure, and the environmental impacts from the upstream production stages are significant. Industry’s motivation to innovate is low, new products or methods are rarely used, and the lowest price is the main driver for selecting a tender. READ MORE
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4. Incentives to innovations in road and rail maintenance and operations
Abstract : Worried voices in the Swedish road maintenance and operations industry claim that innovations and technical development has ceased in the last decades. One hypothesis is that it is an effect of the public tendering reform introduced in 1992. READ MORE
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5. A Study of Combinatorial Optimization Problems in Industrial Computer Systems
Abstract : A combinatorial optimization problem is an optimization problem where the number of possible solutions are finite and grow combinatorially with the problem size. Combinatorial problems exist everywhere in industrial systems. READ MORE