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Technical University of Munich

Philipp Servatius

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Dipl.-Ing. Philipp Servatius

Research Focus

  • MobilityCoins

Curriculum Vitae

Work experience

since 2021Technical University of Munich
Chair of Traffic Engineering and Control
Researcher
2017 - 2020Daimler Truck AG, Stuttgart, Germany
Lean Management & Efficiency Programs
Inhouse Consultant
2015 - 2017Daimler Truck AG, Stuttgart, Germany
Global Project Management Office
Project coordinator
2015 - 2015Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation, Kawasaki, Japan
Logistics Standards and Methods
Internship
2014 - 2014BMW Group, München, Germany
Assembly Planning
Internship and diploma thesis
2013 - 2013Mercedes-Benz Research & Development North America Inc., Sunnyvale, USA
App Development Group
Internship
2012 - 2013Mercedes-AMG GmbH, Affalterbach, Germany
Development and Press Vehicles
Testing Engineer

Education

2007 - 2014Dipl.-Ing. Mechanical Engineering
Fields of study: Advanced Industrial Management, Thermal Turbomachinery
University of Stuttgart

Publications

  • MobilityCoins - Tradable Credit Scheme in Transport Project Appraisal. , TRB Annual Meeting 2023. , 2023 more…
  • Servatius, Philipp; Loder, Allister; Provoost, Jesper; Balzer, Louis; Cats, Oded; Leclercq, Ludovic; Hoogendoorn, Serge; Bogenberger, Klaus: Trading activity and market liquidity in tradable mobility credit schemes. Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives 22, 2023, 100970 more…
  • Blum, Philipp; Hamm, Lisa; Loder, Allister; Bogenberger, Klaus: Conceptualizing an individual full-trip tradable credit scheme for multi-modal demand and supply management: The MobilityCoin System. Frontiers in Future Transportation 3, 2022 more…
  • Bogenberger, Klaus; Blum, Philipp; Danld, Florian; Hamm, Lisa-Sophie; Loder, Allister; Malcolm, Patrick; Margreiter, Martin; Sautter, Natalie: MobilityCoins - A new currency for the multimodal urban transportation system. arXiv, 2021 more…

Supervised Theses

  • Okoro, Nnaemeka: MobilityCoins - A Comparative Study of Multinomial Logit Models and Neural Networks Using Survey Data.
    Master Thesis. Start: 26.6.2024; End: 27.12.2024. Mentoring: Servatius, Dr. Loder. Abstract.
  • Yaseen: Predicting MobilityCoins Users’ Crowdfunding Spending Behavior Using Machine Learning: A Random Forest Modelling Approach.
    Master Thesis. Start: 15.4.2024; End: 15.10.2024. Mentoring: Servatius, Dr. Loder. Abstract.
  • Kerimzhanova, Aishuak: Empricial Investigation of User’s Behavior in Crowdfunding for the MobilityCoin System.
    Master Thesis. Start: 24.7.2023; End: 24.1.2024. Mentoring: Servatius, Dr. Loder. Abstract.
  • Kurz, Chantal: Crowdfunding in the public sector: Infrastructure development based on the MobilityCoin System.
    Master Thesis. Start: 21.7.2023; End: 2.1.2024. Mentoring: Servatius, Dr. Loder. Abstract.
  • Sindhu, Gourav: Comparison of congestion charge systems (tokens vs tolls vs taxes) from a modeling perspective: how can we measure efficiency, effectiveness, and equity?.
    Master Thesis. Start: 15.2.2023; End: 15.8.2023. Mentoring: Servatius, Dr. Loder. Abstract.
  • Feng, Yu: Quantification of car dependency in Munich.
    Master Thesis. Start: 16.1.2023; End: 16.7.2023. Mentoring: Servatius, Dr. Loder. Abstract.
  • Miksch, Cedrik: Public transport pricing in the age of the 9 EUR and 365 EUR-Ticket: Development of a calculation tool.
    Bachelor Thesis. Start: 9.11.2022; End: 9.4.2023. Mentoring: Dr. Loder, Blum. Abstract.
  • Lesniewicz, Szymon: How does public transport affect the real estate market?.
    ProjektVTP. Mentoring: Dr. Loder, Blum.
  • Lang, Alexandra: Investigation of System Boundaries of a Tradable Credit Scheme.
    Master Thesis. Start: 21.2.2022; End: 21.8.2022. Mentoring: Blum, Dr. Loder. Abstract.
  • Civerny, Sebastian: Literature Review on Tradeable Mobility Schemes.
    Bachelor Thesis. Start: 5.11.2021; End: 5.4.2022. Mentoring: Hamm, Blum. Abstract.
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