Alumnus
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Dr.-Ing. Arturo Crespo

Member of the Research Training Group CRITIS from 10/2016 to 09/2019

Working area(s)

Contact person for Traffic and Transport I,

Contact

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Work L1|01 187
Otto-Berndt-Straße 2
64287 Darmstadt

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Affiliation

Dept. 13: Civil and Environmental Engeneering
Institute of Transport, Research Group Railway Systems and Technology

Research Interests

  • Urbane Resilienz
  • Kritische Infrastruktur
  • Preparedness & Prevention
  • Eisenbahnbetriebswissenschaften
  • Störfallprogramme im Bahnbetrieb & Öffentliche Personen Verkehrsmittel

PhD Project

Dynamic, Intermodal Disruption Programs for Commuter Rail Lines – “S-Bahn”

The operational quality of railway systems during a disruption can be achieved through the implementation of pre-structured or predefined programs. The implementation of these predetermined action plans, namely “Disruption Programs” (DRPs), establish previously tested measures for handling diverse situations in an attempt to manage and overcome the hindered capacity of the network’s disrupted segments. This research focuses on increasing the overall preparedness of regional railway networks through the development of two logical models to be embedded within their DRP's operational and passenger transport related frameworks. Initially, it puts forward an algorithm that assesses the actual operating conditions (i.e. residual capacity) of existing public transport means, as a result, enabling a sound intermodal exchange of passengers during a disruption. Then, it proposes a second algorithm that would secure a dynamic operational management of specific rail based vehicles in the interlude between the moment a network disruption takes place and the specific disruption program reaches a stable operation (during the “chaotic phase”).

10/2014 – 10/2016 Joint M.Sc.; – International Cooperation and Urban Development, TU Darmstadt, Germany; – Sustainable Emergency Architecture, UIC, Spain; (MSc. Mundus Urbano)
08/2008 – 06/2013 B.Sc. Civil Engineering, Universidad Católica Boliviana (UCB) “San Pablo” – La Paz Bolivia
2014 – 2016 Category A, Erasmus Mundus, European Union Scholarship Program