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Date
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Event
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Mon.-Tues.
22 – 23 November 2004
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Faculty and student participation in the:
National Multimodal Transport Conference 2004
“Connecting the Multimodal Chain”
Le Meridien Hotel, Kuala Lumpur
organized by ASLI
Paper presentation by Dr.
Leong Choon Heng on “The Roles of the Government and Private Sector in
Achieving an Efficient and Effective Multimodal Transportation Link via Road,
Rail and Ports.”
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Tues. 12 Oct. 2004
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Study tour by faculty and student at Westport
Malaysia.
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Mon.-Wed. 11-13 Oct. 2004
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Student participation in the
conference on:
Straits of Malacca: Building a Comprehensive
Security Environment
Kuala Lumpur
organized by
Maritime Institute of Malaysia (MIMA)
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Fri. 8am-10am
1 Oct. 2004
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Video conference with
Professor Nigel Wilson, MIT
‘Improving Urban Transit System Integration in Kuala Lumpur’
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Friday 10 September 2004
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Thesis defense by Clement Loh
Su Min on “Evaluation of Adaptive Automatic Freeway Incident Detection
Algorithm”
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Thursday 9 September 2004
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Thesis defense by Wong Sook
Yeen on “Modeling the Rice Supply Chain in Malaysia”
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Tuesday 24 August 2004
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Faculty and student visit to
Maritime Institute of Malaysia (MIMA) to discuss and identify areas for
research collaboration.
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Tuesday 24 August 2004
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Thesis defense by Lee Mun
Joon on “Automatic Incident Detection System (AIDS): An Attempt at
Non-recurrent Incident Detection at Signalized Arterials”
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Friday 30 July 2004
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Thesis defense by Salina Umar
on “Dynamics of the Development of Third Party Logistics (3PL) Providers in
Malaysia”
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Monday 26 July 2004
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Thesis defense by Kow Pooi
San on “Application of CLIOS Analysis in Assessing the Implementation of City
Center Pedestrianization Scheme: Case Study of Jalan Bukit Bintang, Kuala
Lumpur”
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Tuesday, 2 - 4 pm
18 May 2004
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MUST SEMINAR SERIES ON TRANSPORTATION AND
LOGISTICS
Topic
: Transportation as a Complex Socio-technical System:
The Mexico City Case
Speaker
: Professor Joseph Sussman,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Friday,
10am - 12 noon
23 May 2004
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MUST SEMINAR SERIES ON TRANSPORTATION AND
LOGISTICS
Topic: “SAP System”
Founded in 1972, SAP is the recognized leader in providing collaborative
business solutions for all types of industries and for every major market.
Headquartered in Walldorf, Germany, SAP is the world's largest
inter-enterprise software company, and the world's third-largest independent
software supplier overall. Today, SAP employs over 29,600 people in more than
50 countries.
Speaker: Mr. Adrian
Chan
Solution Architect Manager
SAP Malaysia Sdn. Bhd
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Wednesday,
10am – 12 noon
31 March 2004
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MUST SEMINAR SERIES ON TRANSPORTATION AND
LOGISTICS
Topic
: “Agriculture Supply Chains”
How Supply Chain Management concepts can be applied to the agriculture sector:
A discussion of FAMACO as case.
Speaker
: Ir. Marco Tieman
Managing Director
MDS Logistics Sdn Bhd
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Tuesday,
2 pm – 4 pm
27 Jan 2004
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MUST SEMINAR SERIES ON TRANSPORTATION AND
LOGISTICS
Topic
: " Structural Properties of Convoy Routing Problems”
Speaker
: DR. RAM GOPALAN
School of Management
Department of Humanities & Social Sciences
Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai
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Tuesday,
1.00pm – 3.00pm
11 November 2003
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MUST SEMINAR SERIES ON TRANSPORTATION AND
LOGISTICS
(in collaboration with the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology)
Topic
: "Airline Revenue Management: Recent
Developments and State of the Practice"
Speaker :Professor Peter Paul
Belobaba
Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
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20-22 Oct. 2003
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Student participation in:
2nd National
Conference on Transportation Management, Shah Alam
organized by the Transportation Management Institute, School of Management,
Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM)
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Wednesday
10.00am – 12.00noon
17 Sept. 2003
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MUST SEMINAR SERIES ON TRANSPORTATION AND
LOGISTICS
Topic
: "Micro-simulation Modelling of Traffic Operations
under
Mixed Traffic Conditions of Developing Cities"
Speaker
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DR. MOAZZEM HOSSAIN
Department of Civil Engineering
Bangladesh University of Engineering
and Technology
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Fri. 10:00 - 11:30 am,
16 May 2003
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MUST SEMINAR SERIES ON TRANSPORTATION AND
LOGISTICS
Topic
: I-Port - The World's First Airport
within a Seaport
Speaker
: Mr. J.J. Ong
Senior General Manager Cargo
MASKargo/ Malaysia Airlines (MAS)
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Wed. 8:30 - 10:30 am,
30 April 2003
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MUST SEMINAR SERIES ON TRANSPORTATION AND
LOGISTICS
(with participation of MIT through videoconferencing)
Topic
: A Critical Look at Port Privatization in
Malaysia
Speaker
: Datuk M. Rajasingam
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Thurs. 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
27 March 2003
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Briefing Session on MSc in Transportation and
Logistics Program
by Professor Ralph Gakenheimer (MIT)
and Leong Choon Heng, Mark Schofield, Niranjan Krishnan, Terrence Fan
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2:00 - 4:00 pm
Wednesday 26 March 2003
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MUST SEMINAR SERIES ON TRANSPORTATION AND
LOGISTICS
Topic
: Policy Towards Sustainable
Transportation
Speaker
: Mr. Roger Cruickshank
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March 26, 2003 In the
U.S.; 8:00am-10:00am March 27, 2003 In Malaysia
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MUST - MIT Video Conference
The Collaborative ITS Research Program
Prepared by Thomas F. Humphrey
MIT Research Coordinator
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Tuesday - Thursday
21-23 January 2003
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MUST TRAINING SERIES ON
TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS
Topic: Microscopic
traffic simulation using MITSIM
Speaker: Mr. Ramachandran of
MIT
Brief: The course
covered briefly the underlying theory, structure and model parameters in the
use of MITSIM to execute microscopic traffic simulation with vehicles with a
high degree of independence and, thus, the level of sophistication.
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Tuesday
2 December 2002
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MUST STUDY-TOUR SERIES ON
TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS
Tour: Study tour of
IKEA regional warehouse in Shah Alam by the Class of 2003 MSc in
Transportation and Logistics
Brief: The tour covered
the key operational functions of the warehouse facility which is the Southeast
Asian component of IKEA's global distribution network.
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Tuesday
26 November 2002
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MUST STUDY-TOUR SERIES ON
TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS
Tour: Study
tour of railway marshalling yard of KTM at Port Klang by the Class of 2003 MSc
in Transportation and Logistics
Brief: The operation personnel of KTM
demonstrated their operational systems to manage and optimize the movement of
goods and containers by reorganizing wagons and locomotives in the marshalling
yard next to the port.
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November 2002
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MUST STUDY-TOUR SERIES ON
TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS
Tour: Use of GIS system
Brief: The tour exposed the state-of-the-art
capabilities of GIS systems and focused on the ability of such solutions to be
applied to transportation.
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November 2002
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MUST SEMINAR SERIES ON
TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS
Topic: Use of
Image-Processing Systems in ITS
Speaker:
Dr Leong Siew Mun/Mr Tony Thomson
Brief: The
state-of-the-art of video-imaging technology used for numerous traffic
detection purposes, thus forming the sensor end of ITS systems. The
application of this technology is demonstrated in the congestion pricing
system in London which is presented in the talk.
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Friday 18 October 2002
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MUST SEMINAR SERIES ON
TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS
Topic: International Trade:
Transport Logistics and Maritime
Transport:
Inter-relationships and Implications
Speaker: Professor Song Dong Wook (Hong Kong)
Brief: In his presentation, Dr. Song focused on
the structural changes taking place in global transportation logistics and
examine such implications on maritime transport, thus providing an
understanding on current empirical observations.
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October 2002
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MUST STUDY-TOUR SERIES ON
TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS
Tour:
The DBKL Traffic Management Center Operations
Brief: The tour
provided an understanding of the extent of the current system, sophistication
and daily operations of the traffic management center of the city of Kuala
Lumpur.
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Tuesday 12 March 2002
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MUST SEMINAR SERIES ON
TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS
(in collaboration with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Topic: Intelligent
Transportation Systems (ITS) in the United States
Speaker:
Mr. Thomas F. Humphrey
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology MUST Program)
(co-facilitated by Professor Ralph Gakenheimer)
Time
: 10:00 am - 12:30 pm
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