Software development
Agile software development, agent-based simulation
Michael works as a project manager for terminal planning and simulation at Munich Airport since 2018 and focuses on the improvement of passenger processes.
During his time as a PhD scholarship recipient of Munich Aerospace e.V. and a member of the Aviation Management research group, he started to work on PAXelerate, which is an open-source agent-based passenger flow simulation for aircraft boarding processes.
Michael studied aeronautical engineering at the Technische Universitaet Muenchen (Munich, Germany) and Politecnico di Milano (Milan, Italy) with a focus on aircraft design and product development. After graduating from university in 2012, he started to work as a project engineer and research scientist on various industrial and European research projects at Bauhaus Luftfahrt for six years.
Agile software development, agent-based simulation
Passenger dynamics and behavior
Terminal planning, turnaround and passenger egress and ingress processes.
Aircraft life-cycle cost analysis and direct operating cost estimation.
Advanced aircraft cabin layout design and definition.
Product development process in terms of idea generation, creativity methods and structuring.
open-source passenger flow simulation framework for advanced aircraft cabins
Summary of journal, conference and magazine articles as well as invited talks
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2012