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The Dynamic Systems and Simulation Laboratory (DSSL) belongs to the Decision Sciences Division of the School of Production Engineering and Management. DSSL was founded in 1988; its founding director, Prof. Michael N. Katehakis, introduced the modern (for the time) computation equipment; after his leave in 1992, DSSL was headed by Assist. Prof. Constantinos Melolidakis, succeded in 1994 by Prof. Markos Papageorgiou. Since 2021 Prof. Ioannis Papamichail has been the Laboratory’s director. The staff of DSSL includes currently some 15 professors, lecturers, researchers, graduate and undergraduate students and has profound knowledge and broad experience in the theories of modelling, simulation, optimisation, automatic control, and their practical application to traffic and transportation systems, water networks, production systems, and further areas. DSSL has been involved in numerous research, development, and demonstration projects at a national, European, and international level; its highest related achievments being the ERC Advanced Investigator Grants TRAMAN21 (2013-2018) and TrafficFluid (2019-2024). In particular, the DSSL has gained a remarkable experience through the implementation in real conditions, the testing, and the evaluation of its several techniques and tools in various European and non-European sites. Former members of DSSL hold significant positions in academia and industry around the world. The DSSL is located in the campus of the Technical University of Crete and disposes of modern technological equipment, which is continuously updated and enlarged. This Site presents briefly the most significant teaching, research, and other activities of the Laboratory during the period 1994-2021.
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