Flexible Services and Manufacturing Journal
2016 - 2026
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Volume 30, issue 4, 2018
- MIP formulations for an application of project scheduling in human resource management pp. 609-639

- Tom Rihm, Norbert Trautmann and Adrian Zimmermann
- A heuristic based batching and assigning method for online customer orders pp. 640-685

- Fangyu Chen, Yongchang Wei and Hongwei Wang
- Cooperative liner shipping network design by means of a combinatorial auction pp. 686-711

- Tobias Buer and Rasmus Haass
- Railway capacity and expansion analysis using time discretized paths pp. 712-739

- Line Blander Reinhardt, David Pisinger and Richard Lusby
- Simulated annealing with different vessel assignment strategies for the continuous berth allocation problem pp. 740-763

- Shih-Wei Lin, Ching-Jung Ting and Kun-Chih Wu
- A stochastic online algorithm for unloading boxes from a conveyor line pp. 764-784

- Reinhard Bürgy, Pierre Baptiste, Alain Hertz, Djamal Rebaine and André Linhares
- Delivery mode planning for distribution to brick-and-mortar retail stores: discussion and literature review pp. 785-812

- Sara Martins, Pedro Amorim and Bernardo Almada-Lobo
- Integration of order picking and vehicle routing in a B2C e-commerce context pp. 813-843

- Stef Moons, Katrien Ramaekers, An Caris and Yasemin Arda
- Analysis of a group purchasing organization under demand and price uncertainty pp. 844-883

- Oktay Karabağ and Barış Tan
- A novel flexible model for lot sizing and scheduling with non-triangular, period overlapping and carryover setups in different machine configurations pp. 884-923

- Masoumeh Mahdieh, Alistair Clark and Mehdi Bijari
- An optimization approach for designing routes in metrological control services: a case study pp. 924-952

- Jose Carlos Molina, Ignacio Eguia and Jesus Racero
- Erratum to: Scenario-based approach for the ambulance location problem with stochastic call arrivals under a dispatching policy pp. 953-953

- Inkyung Sung and Taesik Lee
Volume 30, issue 3, 2018
- Green logistics solutions pp. 363-365

- Emel Aktas, Jacqueline Bloemhof-Ruwaard, Jan C. Fransoo, Hans-Otto Günther and Werner Jammernegg
- Multi-criteria decision making approaches for green supply chains: a review pp. 366-396

- Aleksander Banasik, Jacqueline Bloemhof-Ruwaard, Argyris Kanellopoulos, G. D. H. Claassen and Jack G. A. J. Vorst
- Intermodal network design: a three-mode bi-objective model applied to the case of Belgium pp. 397-420

- Martine Mostert, An Caris and Sabine Limbourg
- Sustainable sourcing of strategic raw materials by integrating recycled materials pp. 421-451

- Patricia Rogetzer, Lena Silbermayr and Werner Jammernegg
- Freight consolidation in intermodal networks with reloads pp. 452-485

- W. J. A. Heeswijk, M. R. K. Mes, J. M. J. Schutten and W. H. M. Zijm
- Hybrid simulation and optimization approach for green intermodal transportation problem with travel time uncertainty pp. 486-516

- Martin Hrušovský, Emrah Demir, Werner Jammernegg and Tom Woensel
- Multi-hop driver-parcel matching problem with time windows pp. 517-553

- Wenyi Chen, Martijn Mes and Marco Schutten
- Finding the trade-off between emissions and disturbance in an urban context pp. 554-591

- Jasmin Grabenschweiger, Fabien Tricoire and Karl F. Doerner
- A solution approach for deriving alternative fuel station infrastructure requirements pp. 592-607

- Roel M. Post, Paul Buijs, Michiel A. J. uit het Broek, Jose A. Lopez Alvarez, Nick B. Szirbik and Iris F. A. Vis
Volume 30, issue 1, 2018
- Analysis, design, and management of health care systems pp. 1-5

- Andrea Matta, Alain Guinet, Jingshan Li, Evren Sahin and Nico Vandaele
- Workload balancing: staffing ratio analysis for primary care redesign pp. 6-29

- Xiang Zhong, Hyo Kyung Lee, Molly Williams, Sally Kraft, Jeffery Sleeth, Richard Welnick, Lori Hauschild and Jingshan Li
- Appointment scheduling with unscheduled arrivals and reprioritization pp. 30-53

- Nardo J. Borgman, Ingrid M. H. Vliegen, Richard J. Boucherie and Erwin W. Hans
- Developing an optimal appointment scheduling for systems with rigid standby time under pre-determined quality of service pp. 54-77

- Illana Bendavid, Yariv N. Marmor and Boris Shnits
- Evaluation of trip and car sharing concepts for home health care services pp. 78-97

- Christian Fikar and Patrick Hirsch
- Markov decision process model for patient admission decision at an emergency department under a surge demand pp. 98-122

- Hyun-Rok Lee and Taesik Lee
- A stochastic approach for designing two-tiered emergency medical service systems pp. 123-152

- Rania Boujemaa, Aida Jebali, Sondes Hammami, Angel Ruiz and Hanen Bouchriha
- Scenario-based approach for the ambulance location problem with stochastic call arrivals under a dispatching policy pp. 153-170

- Inkyung Sung and Taesik Lee
- Batch scheduling in the histopathology laboratory pp. 171-197

- A. G. Leeftink, R. J. Boucherie, E. W. Hans, M. A. M. Verdaasdonk, I. M. H. Vliegen and P. J. Diest
- Performance evaluation of operating room schedules in orthopedic surgery pp. 198-223

- Zexian Zeng, Xiaolei Xie, Heidi Menaker, Susan G. Sanford-Ring and Jingshan Li
- A stochastic approach for solving the operating room scheduling problem pp. 224-251

- Jose M. Molina-Pariente, Erwin W. Hans and Jose M. Framinan
- Addressing conflicting stakeholders’ priorities in surgical scheduling by goal programming pp. 252-271

- Paola Cappanera, Filippo Visintin and Carlo Banditori
- Improving surgical outcomes through optimal volumes allocation pp. 272-295

- Arianna Alfieri, Elisabetta Listorti and Andrea Matta
- Online rescheduling of physicians in hospitals pp. 296-328

- Christopher N. Gross, Andreas Fügener and Jens O. Brunner
- Modular Petri net modeling of healthcare systems pp. 329-357

- Cristian Mahulea, Liliana Mahulea, Juan Manuel García Soriano and José Manuel Colom
Volume 29, issue 3, 2017
- Editorial of special issue on ocean transportation logistics: making global supply chain effective pp. 309-311

- Kjetil Fagerholt, Kap-Hwan Kim, Chung-Yee Lee, Qiang Meng and Xiangtong Qi
- Two decision models for berth allocation problem under uncertainty considering service level pp. 312-344

- Changchun Liu, Xi Xiang and Li Zheng
- Quay crane scheduling problem with considering tidal impact and fuel consumption pp. 345-368

- Shucheng Yu, Shuaian Wang and Lu Zhen
- Real-time container storage location assignment at a seaport container transshipment terminal: dispersion levels, yard templates, and sensitivity analyses pp. 369-402

- Matthew E. H. Petering, Yong Wu, Wenkai Li, Mark Goh, Robert Souza and Katta G. Murty
- The impact of lanes segmentation and booking levels on a container terminal gate congestion pp. 403-432

- María D. Gracia, Rosa G. González-Ramírez and Julio Mar-Ortiz
- Re-marshalling in automated container yards with terminal appointment systems pp. 433-503

- Filip Covic
- port-IO: an integrative mobile cloud platform for real-time inter-terminal truck routing optimization pp. 504-534

- Leonard Heilig, Eduardo Lalla-Ruiz and Stefan Voß
- Analyzing complex service structures in liner shipping network design pp. 535-552

- Kristian Thun, Henrik Andersson and Marielle Christiansen
- Determining departure times in dynamic and stochastic maritime routing and scheduling problems pp. 553-571

- Gregorio Tirado and Lars Magnus Hvattum
- Designing a maritime supply chain for distribution of wood pellets: a case study from southern Norway pp. 572-600

- Kristian Andersen, Henrik Andersson, Marielle Christiansen, Roar Grønhaug and Aslanbek Sjamsutdinov
- Stochastic programming for flexible global supply chain planning pp. 601-633

- Yingjie Fan, Frank Schwartz, Stefan Voß and David L. Woodruff
- The Cargo Fare Class Mix problem for an intermodal corridor: revenue management in synchromodal container transportation pp. 634-658

- Bart Riessen, Rudy R. Negenborn and Rommert Dekker
- The regional port competition with different terminal competition intensity pp. 659-688

- Mingzhu Yu, Chung-Yee Lee and James Jixian Wang
- Yard crane scheduling to minimize total weighted vessel loading time in container terminals pp. 689-720

- Shell Ying Huang and Ya Li
Volume 29, issue 2, 2017
- Improved critical chain buffer management framework considering resource costs and schedule stability pp. 159-183

- Xuejun Hu, Erik Demeulemeester, Nanfang Cui, Jianjiang Wang and Wendi Tian
- Solving integrated production and condition-based maintenance planning problems by MIP modeling pp. 184-202

- Fahimeh Shamsaei and Mathieu Vyve
- Shift scheduling with break windows, ideal break periods, and ideal waiting times pp. 203-222

- Banu Sungur, Cemal Özgüven and Yasemin Kariper
- Solving the pre-marshalling problem to optimality with A* and IDA* pp. 223-259

- Kevin Tierney, Dario Pacino and Stefan Voß
- Enhancement of supply chain resilience through inter-echelon information sharing pp. 260-285

- Haobin Li, Giulia Pedrielli, Loo Hay Lee and Ek Peng Chew
- Flexibility design in loss and queueing systems: efficiency of k-chain configuration pp. 286-308

- Jingui Xie, Yiming Fan and Mabel C. Chou
Volume 29, issue 1, 2017
- Maritime and container logistics pp. 1-3

- Rommert Dekker, René Koster and Kap Hwan Kim
- Simulation modelling in ports and container terminals: literature overview and analysis by research field, application area and tool pp. 4-34

- Branislav Dragović, Ernestos Tzannatos and Nam Kuy Park
- Inter-terminal transportation: an annotated bibliography and research agenda pp. 35-63

- Leonard Heilig and Stefan Voß
- A flexible crane scheduling methodology for container terminals pp. 64-96

- Guvenc Dik and Erhan Kozan
- A cooperative quay crane-based stochastic model to estimate vessel handling time pp. 97-124

- Vibhuti Dhingra, Debjit Roy and René B. M. Koster
- Equilibrium models in multimodal container transport systems pp. 125-153

- Francesco Corman, Francesco Viti and Rudy R. Negenborn
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