Transport and Logistics Systems face various challenges of uncertainties and disruptions. In my research group, we develop methodologies integrating optimization and learning to address these challenges with adaptive decision-making capabilities. In this talk, I will start with inverse optimization methods in the context of routing problems where we also touch upon demand uncertainty. Then I will talk about a reinforcement learning method for replanning decisions which is assisted by an optimization algorithm in the context of intermodal freight transportation. I will also provide a future outlook on the development of model-based learning strategies to expand our adaptive decision-making.
Bilge Atasoy: Adaptive Transport and Logistics 11 December 2025 16:00 - 17:00
About Bilge Atasoy: Adaptive Transport and Logistics
Starting date
- 11 December 2025
Time
- 16:00 - 17:00
Location
- VU Main Building
Address
- De Boelelaan 1105
- 1081 HV Amsterdam
Organised by
- Operations Analytics
Language
- English
Bilge Atasoy
Bilge Atasoy is an associate professor in Delft University of Technology and working towards adaptive transport and logistics systems.
Her research lies at the intersection of operations research, behavioral modeling and learning algorithms.
The application areas of these integrated methodologies cover different transport and logistics systems such as intermodal freight, last-mile delivery, inland waterways, on-demand mobility etc.
She is the recipient of an ERC Starting Grant and runs other national and international projects.
Prior to joining TU Delft, Bilge was a research scientist at the Intelligent Transportation Systems Lab at MIT and she received her PhD from EPFL as part of the Transport and Mobility Lab. She completed her MSc and BSc studies in Bogazici University, Istanbul.
Interested in attending the seminar or in giving a talk?
Please send an email to Tim Oosterwijk