Lisa Miles

As the backbone of modern infrastructure, transportation systems are increasingly complex, integrating diverse technologies and processes to ensure efficiency, safety, and sustainability. Systems engineering provides a holistic approach to designing, managing, and optimising these intricate systems, addressing challenges such as urban congestion, environmental impact, and the seamless integration of new technologies.

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  • Systems engineering, when applied to transportation, focuses on the big picture. It involves taking all the different components that make up a transportation system, function as a cohesive whole, from physical and technological up to social dimension, delivering a safe, efficient, and sustainable transportation experience.

    In maritime transport, for instance, this involves designing, building, and operating ships and her related services. Systems engineers here play a role in developing efficient and sustainable maritime transportation networks including ships, shore systems to support the maritime navigation and connections in between.

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  • Systems engineering, when applied to transportation, focuses on the big picture. It involves taking all the different components that make up a transportation system, function as a cohesive whole, from physical and technological up to social dimension, delivering a safe, efficient, and sustainable transportation experience.

    In maritime transport, for instance, this involves designing, building, and operating ships and her related services. Systems engineers here play a role in developing efficient and sustainable maritime transportation networks including ships, shore systems to support the maritime navigation and connections in between.

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