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Michael Ortgiese is the head of the Department of Transportation and Mobility Management at the Technical University of Berlin. His research focuses on the technological, organizational, and planning frameworks for the implementation of new traffic management systems and mobility services. Key questions include the potentials of infrastructure networking with vehicles for efficient, environmentally-friendly, and safe mobility. His work examines the requirements posed by vehicle automation on infrastructure and explores new communication standards and information technology architectures for designing traffic management structures. Ortgiese also investigates how new mobility services can be integrated into a cohesive system with public transport. His research accompanies the institutional transformation process, including the introduction of new systems and migration of existing ones at the conceptual level. He is involved in simulation studies for cities and regions which support conceptual work and co-creation processes. Ortgiese is dedicated to finding innovative solutions for the challenges facing urban and rural mobility management and engages with current societal issues through his teaching and collaborative projects.
Requirements are consistent for general engineering and computer science programs. Specific advanced master's (MBA/Energy) may require 1 year of professional experience.