Projects and articles of Ben Hugaerts
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Ben Hugaerts
ResearcherBen Hugaerts graduated as a civil engineer with a Master's degree in Mobility and Supply Chain Engineering. During his studies, he specialised in traffic engineering, intelligent transport systems, supply chain engineering, and operational research. At TML, he is mainly involved in traffic modelling, microsimulations, and the design and optimisation of traffic light control systems.
Managing road work impact on the Brussels Ring Road in Zaventem
TML supported the AB Eiffage-Viabuild-ACL Agro consortium in minimising traffic disruption during the planned works on the Brussels Ring Road in Zaventem.
Analysis of accessibility and income for targeted bicycle infrastructure investments
Where can investments in bicycle infrastructure make a real difference?
More efficient transport along the Flemish ABC corridor
How can the Flemish section of the ABC inland waterway corridor be better utilised for efficient and sustainable freight transport?
Microsimulations Torhout Noord
Could the Torhout Noord industrial estate be reorganised via a new access road?
Environmental Impact Assessment for the E403 redesign
How can we improve safety and traffic flow on the E403?
SCBA widening E403
How can we best tackle congestion on the E403?
Traffic light control systems: an overview
An overview of all traffic light control systems TML developed.
Management system for the traffic lights in Antwerp
We collaborated on the development and implementation of an innovative traffic management and control strategy.
Framework contract for traffic light systems and microsims
TML supports AWV in the drawing out and evaluation of traffic light systems, V-plans, and microsimulations for intersections in Flanders.
Metro North
TML conducted mobility studies and assisted hyper-coordination in extending the high-performance public transport network to the north of Brussels.
Inland navigation on the ABC axis
Where are the remaining opportunities along the Antwerp–Brussels–Charleroi axis for water-related activities that can support a further modal shift?
