Maurice Pelt

Maurice Pelt serves as a Lecturer and researcher at the Faculty of Technology (FT) within Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, focusing on the intersection of data-driven methodologies and industrial maintenance systems. His work bridges theoretical analytics with practical applications in maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) operations across aviation, manufacturing, and sustainable design sectors.

Research interests center on advanced data analytics for industrial optimization, with emphasis on Machine Learning implementation in MRO environments and Industry 4.0 integration. His fingerprint reveals dominant expertise in Maintenance (100%), Repair (100%), and Data Analytics (66%), with significant contributions to Machine Learning methodologies (66%) and Maintenance Task engineering (50%). Recent projects demonstrate applied focus on digital twin technologies and residual resource utilization.

Publication trends from 2019-2025 show progressive specialization in data-driven MRO solutions, evolving from foundational case studies toward integrated Industry 4.0 applications. The 2025 circular wood design research exemplifies this trajectory, merging sustainability objectives with digital processing technologies while maintaining core focus on maintenance optimization frameworks.

No scientific awards were documented in the source material.

Collaborative activities indicate active industry engagement through conference organization and research partnerships, though specific student supervision or grant details remain unreported. His 2019 co-organized event 'Wat te doen met onze data' and 2016 'Data mining in MRO' roundtable demonstrate knowledge transfer initiatives.

Research operations involve cross-institutional teams, particularly evident in the multi-author 'Data mining in MRO' project involving Hogeschool van Amsterdam colleagues and industry partners, with emphasis on practical implementation of data systems within maintenance workflows.