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Living in a global community means moving billions of people, goods and services throughout the world. Maths, technology and data analysis is transforming the journey from A to B.
Big data changes the way we make decisions in the transport industry and is not only solving our traffic and transport woes, but transforming the way we move throughout the world.
Closer to home, urban living means an extra strain on major cities and transport infrastructure such as roads and rail networks. Just moving people to and from school and work every day has become a delicate numbers game as we use mathematics to manage sprawling networks.
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Thinu Herath
Thinu Herathd developed the structural design of a 4000-litre carbon fibre tank and its fire protection system which is now ...
Cassie Windsor
Cassie Windsor works at Qantas and is a Second Officer on an Airbus A330. She has travelled to 28 countries ...
Demi Van Den Heuvel
Demi Van Del Heuvel is a Civil Engineer for Beca Australia. Her most recent venture involves working as a member ...
Cassie Pennicuik
Cassie Pennicuik is a Program Manager at the Country Fire Authority, she runs the Project Management office for their service ...
Lee Turnley
Lee Turnley has a double degree in Engineering and Science (Biotechnology) from Swinburne University and is a Composite Research Engineer ...
Peter Pudney
Peter Pudney is the Deputy Director at the Centre of Industry, and the Director of the Mathematics: Industry Study Group ...
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