szilvia nagy associate professor

SZILVIA NAGYASSOCIATE PROFESSORVICE DEAN FOR RESEARCH AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS – FACULTY OF ENGINEERING SCIENCES

RICHÁRD HORVÁTHASSISTANT PROFESSORDEPARTMENT OF LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORTATION

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Railway related research projects

COOPERATION POSSIBILITIES IN RAILWAY TRANSPORT, LOGISTICS, INFO-COMMUNICATIONS, VEHICLES, AND

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• The Széchenyi István University was founded in the 1970s as College for Transport and Telecommunication

• Received the university status in 2002• Faculties:

– Faculty of Engineering Sciences– Deák Ferenc Faculty of Law and Political Sciences– Kautz Gyula Faculty of Economics– Petz Lajos Institute of Health and Social Sciences– Varga Tibor Institute of Musical Art

• Number of students: ~13 thousand / ~8 thousand• Multidisciplinary PhD School in Engineering Sciences

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About Győr, the University and the

Faculty

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BSc• Informatics engineer (2004)• Civil engineer (2005)• Mechanical engineer (2005)• Transport engineer (2005)• Mechatronics engineer (2005)• Electrical engineer (2005)• Architect (2006)• Economy informatics

engineer (2006)• Environment engineer (2006)• Engineer manager (2006)• Engineer Trainer (2006)• Vechicle engineer (2011)

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About Győr, the University and the

Faculty

MSc• Architect (2002/05)• Mechatronics engineer(2007)• Engineer-teacher (2007)• Informatics engineer (2008)• Vechicle engineer (2009)• Transport engineer (2009)• Logistics engineer (2009)• Electrical engineer (2009)• Infrastructure civil

engineer (2009)• Settlement engineer (2010)• Construction architect (2010)• Economy informatics

engineer (2011)

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Department of Transport

• Vissim and Visum– Theoretical and practical training in the field of transport modelling

and simulation– Part of the normal curriculum since 2003

• for BSc and MSc students• on full time and part time courses as well

– Macroscopic modelling (PTV-VISUM) since 2003 for 1600-1700 students

– Microscopic modelling (PTV-VISSIM) since 2003 for 2000 students

• Opentrack– Railway modelling in 2010-2011 (OpenTrack) for 10 students

• curriculum is under construction (due to staff change)• planned courses on BSc level with 20 students/year

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Research projects related to railway

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Departments of civil engineering • Modelling of track behaviour, • laboratory measurements (statical and dynamical), • noise and vibration due to the track (cooperation with CDM)

Department of Telecommunications• EMC

Departments of automation and informatics• Robotics• Computational intelligence• Intelligent vehicle control (cars)

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Research projects related to railway

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