Autor: Weijian Mi

Weijian Mi received his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Tongji University. He is now Full Professor of College of Logistics Engineering, Shanghai Maritime University. He now serves as Executive Director of China Logistics Association, Director of Fault Diagnosis Technology Committee of China, Executive Director of China Mechanical Engineering Society, Secretary General of Testing and Controlling branch of China Construction Machinery Association, Vice Chairman of Shanghai Vibration Engineering Society, and Associate Managing Editor of Chinese Journal of Construction Machinery and Journal of Shanghai Maritime University. Professor Mi directs a research team working on Port Intelligence and Port Machinery Maintenance. His current research interests include terminal operation and resource optimization, port logistics simulation optimization, and port machinery fault diagnosis. Professor Mi has led his research team to win the National Award for Progress in Science and Technology (second class), Golden Award of Next Generation Automated Container Terminal Challenge in Singapore, and the Shanghai Award for Progress in Science and Technology (second class). Yuan Liu, from Shanghai Maritime University, China, received her Ph D from Tongji University. She has studied as visiting scholar at Vienna University of Technology, Austria, and taught Manufacturing Processes at Saint Martine’s University, US. Now she mainly teaches Statics and Mechanics of Materials, Engineering Design Methodology, Manufacturing Processes, etc. Her research interests are rolling contact fatigue between rail and wheel, safety evaluation and management of metal structures of large port machinery, intelligent logistics of ports, etc. Dr. Liu has published 8 papers as the first author in JOURNAL OF APPLIED SCIENCE, Engineering Mechanics, JOURNAL OF COASTAL RESEARCH and other domestic and foreign journals, among which 1 paper were included in SCI and 3 in EI. Her industrial experience includes work and research in metal structure tests of cranes in Tianjin Port, Shanghai Port, Zhanjiang Port, etc., in China.