HMS 2017 Call For Papers

Workshop on Modeling & Simulation in E-Mobility

Chairs: ^(a)Branislav Dragović; ^(b)Nenad Zrnić; ^(c)Nam Kyu Park

Affiliation: ^(a)University of Montenegro, Maritime Faculty (Montenegro); ^(b)University of Belgrade, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Department of Material Handling, Construction and Logistics (Serbia); ^(c)Tongmyong University, School of Port and Logistics (Korea).

Contact: ^(a)branod@ac.me; ^(b)nzrnic@mas.bg.ac.rs; ^(c)nkpark@tu.ac.kr.

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Track Description

Recently, we had to take note of the more and more urgent demand coming from the maritime world to find out the technical design solutions, to minimize the operating cost of ships, to improve the life conditions on board (particularly for modern cruise ships), to minimize the levels of the airborne and structure borne noise, to maximize the port throughput etc. Also, the introduction of the mathematical models approach aimed at simulation of port systems can result in an experimental activity.

This track focuses on: the actual status of the problems relating to the ports and terminal modelling, the information and experience on the changes that have occurred in this field within the past period and the prospects for development of the port strategy in the context of the most recent international trends and initiatives for improving the significance of maritime transport, logistics and engineering education. Therefore, this track should provide the good base for improving and connecting the scientists from different parts of the world to collaborate and exchange their goals in order to follow the trends of port and terminal modelling.

Topics of interest are as follows: