Daniel De Wolf

Daniel De Wolf is an Associate Professor of Management Sciences at the University of the Littoral Côte d'Opale in Dunkirk, France. His work focuses on optimization techniques applied to energy transmission networks, urban passenger transport modeling, and production management.

Education:

• Civil Engineer in Applied Mathematics (UCL)
• Doctor of Applied Sciences (UCL)
• Habilitation to Supervise Research (University of Lille 3)

Research Interests: His expertise spans the optimization of high-pressure gas transmission networks, analysis of congestion dynamics in urban transport systems, and application of mathematical modeling to evaluate environmental impacts. He also explores optimization algorithms for production management challenges.

Publications Trends: His recent works (2006–2008) include syllabi on project management, reflecting his integration of energy network optimization, urban mobility modeling, and applied mathematics into educational resources.

Affiliations: Currently associated with the University of the Littoral Côte d'Opale and previously with FUNDP (Université de Namur), where he authored publications linked to the Faculty of Economic, Social and Management Sciences.