Multimodal logistics solutions in the conditions of incidental situations and threats to transport safety

Valerii Samsonkin, Viktor Myronenko, Iuliia Bulgakova, Rosalia Shcherbyna, Oksana Yurchenko () and Oleksandr Pohorilyi
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Valerii Samsonkin: State University of Infrastructure and Technologies
Viktor Myronenko: State University of Infrastructure and Technologies
Iuliia Bulgakova: State University of Infrastructure and Technologies
Rosalia Shcherbyna: State University of Infrastructure and Technologies
Oksana Yurchenko: State University of Infrastructure and Technologies
Oleksandr Pohorilyi: State University of Infrastructure and Technologies

Chapter 1 in Logistics systems: technological and economic aspects of efficiency, 2022, pp 3–37 from PC TECHNOLOGY CENTER

Abstract: It is considered which multimodal logistics solutions in emergency situations and threats to transport safety have shown their effectiveness during the war in Ukraine, as well as promising transport and logistics solutions that allow integrating Ukraine into the European transport space at a new level of transport competitiveness and defense capability. Logistic solutions are proposed from the local level for logistical and logistical support during the evacuation of internally displaced persons to the transcontinental level, namely a multimodal logistics system for the transportation of passengers and goods with the participation of new high-speed railways of European track width. At the same time, both complex mathematical models of humanitarian logistics tasks used in emergency situations and simple calculation methods for use in extreme conditions are considered. The priority of transportation safety is taken into account, therefore, a digital information organizational and educational system for managing the safety of railway traffic at an enterprise is proposed, which can be scaled up to the size of large transport systems, which will provide the highest level of traffic safety due to high-quality training of enterprise personnel, and highlights the practical experience of implementing such an information organizational-training system.

Keywords: Transport events; humanitarian logistics; mathematical models of transport processes; logistics operations; humanitarian supply chains; population evacuation; intermodal transportation; traffic safety management information system (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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DOI: 10.15587/978-617-7319-66-4.ch1

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