Alex Donkers
Department / Institute
RESEARCH PROFILE
Alex Donkers performs research as a Doctoral Candidate within the Information Systems in the Built environment group, part of the Design and Decision Support Systems research program. His research is in close collaboration with KPN, being part of SmartTWO and the larger KPN+Universities collaboration.
His interests are smart cities, autonomous things, (electric) mobility, big data, urban environments, digitalization and high tech innovation, (augmented) user-behavior and process optimization. His current research focusses on Digital Twins.
What would be the possibilities if buildings would be able to talk to us?
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
Alex Donkers obtained his MSc degree in Construction Management and Engineering cum laude in August 2019, after obtaining his BSc in Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences in 2017 at Eindhoven University of Technology. His graduation thesis, performed as an intern at Sweco, was called Improving the range of EVs through urban data.
Next to his studies, Alex fulfilled multiple external roles at the Royal Dutch Society of Engineers, VIRTUe and CHEOPS and finished many external courses and certificates, amongst which one at Harvard University.
His interest in technology and the built environment led to the appointment of a PhD-position in October 2019, researching Digital Twins.
Recent Publications
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Alex J.A. Donkers,Dujuan Yang,Bauke de Vries,Nico H.G. Baken
A Visual Support Tool for Decision-Making over Federated Building Information
(2023) -
Alex J.A. Donkers,Dujuan Yang,Matthijs Klepper
Making Urban Energy Use More Intelligible Using Semantic Digital Twins
(2023) -
Alex J.A. Donkers,Dujuan Yang,Bauke de Vries,Nico H.G. Baken
Semantic Web Technologies for Indoor Environmental Quality: A Review and Ontology Design
Buildings (2022) -
Xuewei Li,Dujuan Yang,Jingfeng Yuan,Alex J.A. Donkers,Xuan Liu
BIM-enabled semantic web for automated safety checks in subway construction
Automation in Construction (2022) -
Giel Oosterbos,Dujuan Yang,Alex J.A. Donkers
Het gebruik van C-ITS om de responstijd van ambulancezorg te verminderen in gesimuleerd stedelijk verkeer
(2022)
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