Projects and articles of Willem Himpe
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Willem Himpe
ResearcherWillem Himpe is a civil engineer with a specialisation in traffic (KU Leuven). As a student he made a master thesis in collaboration with the Transport & Mobility Laboratory at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL). In September 2010 Willem started as a research assistant at L-Mob CIB. His research was funded with a personal research grant from the Flemish Government for 4 years (IWT / SBO 101684). In early 2016, Willem defended his doctoral work on integrated algorithms for dynamic traffic modelling. Willem is currently combining work at TML with part-time employment as a doctor assistant at KU Leuven. Commissioned by the Policy Department at MOW, he develops dynamic traffic models for the Antwerp region and the Flemish Border around Brussels. His work also includes the exploration of innovative data collection methods for mobility analysis, such as deriving travel patterns based on mobile data and navigation services. Since 2017, Willem has been closely involved as a system developer in the development of Telraam, an online citizen platform for collecting traffic data.
Transport models for air quality
This project is a testcase to investigate if an alternative approach to generate transport volumes can deliver sufficient quality to feed air quality models.
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Management System for the Traffic Lights in Antwerp
Design and implementation of an innovative management system and control strategy.
MOMENTUM
Development of a toolkit for the modeling of emerging transport solutions.
ClairCity
Citizen-led air pollution reduction in cities.
WeCount
Citizens Observing UrbaN Transport
Dynamic Traffic Model Antwerp
Development of a macroscopic dynamic traffic model for the Antwerp region.
SECREDAS
Significant and innovative solutions for Safety, Security and Privacy dedicated for automated systems
Telraam
Development and implementation of crowd-sourced, automatic traffic counts with low-cost equipment.
Dynamic Traffic Model Brussels
Development of a macroscopic dynamic traffic model for the Brussels region.
Mobility Management with ANPR
How to use ANPR cameras for traffic management purposes?
