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Genis MAJORAL OLLER +34 93 413 76 71 / +34 93 414 54 91 |
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Branch Barcelona Office CENIT. Campus Nord UPC, Jordi Girona 1-3 Building C-3, Plaça Telecos, Jordi Girona. 08034 Barcelona, Spain Address C/Gran Capità, s/n Campus Nord UPC, Edificio C1 08034, Barcelona, Barcelona, España |
cimne.upc.eduProfessional Profile
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CENIT Group for Innovation in Multimodal Transport |
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Innovation Leader |
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| CV | Genís Majoral is a Civil Engineer specialising in transport and urban planning from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC). He is a Researcher at the Centre for Innovation in Transport (CENIT) where his areas of specialisation are modelling, transport demand and transport economics. Currently, he is a PhD candidate in Civil Engineering at the UPC and studying for a Master’s degree in Economic Research at the National University of Distance Education (UNED). He is also an Assistant Professor in Maritime Economics at the Tecnocampus of Mataró in Catalonia (UPF). In the field of transport modelling, he has contributed to updating the transport demand model for Catalonia (Department of Territory), developed mobility models for the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) of Ankara, Türkiye, including an activity-based model (ABM), and updated a freight model for Argentina (CAF). In terms of transport economics, he has worked on the analysis of the financial statements and financial model of highway concessions (MITMA) and service areas, the evaluation of the impact of a tax on e-commerce deliveries (ATM) and the definition of financial aid for the digitalisation of road transport companies (passengers and goods, for MITMA). Other notable projects include Study on the potential future impact of 5G on ports and the development of the national maritime policy of Trinidad and Tobago (Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago). Regarding electromobility, he has participated in the definition of business and financial models for mass implementation of e-buses in San José, Costa Rica, (The World Bank) and e-bus prioritisation for Fiji (GGGI). He is the author of the scientific articles (SCI) “Application of a Tax to e-commerce delivery in Barcelona.”; “Lessons from Reality on Automated Container Terminals: What Can Be Expected from Future Technological Developments?” and co-author of “Analysis of superblocks during the transition phase from traditional vehicles to a fully automated vehicle environment: A case-study of Barcelona City”. |