Data Science in Maritime and City Logistics: Data-driven Solutions for Logistics and Sustainability, vol 30

Edited by Carlos Jahn, Wolfgang Kersten and Christian M. Ringle

in Proceedings of the Hamburg International Conference of Logistics (HICL) from Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH), Institute of Business Logistics and General Management, currently edited by Wolfgang Kersten; Thorsten Blecker

Abstract: This volume contains research contributions by an international group of authors addressing innovative and technology-based approaches for logistics and sustainability. They present simulation studies, systems and models for optimizations and digitalized solutions with a focus on maritime as well port and city logistics. This volume, edited by Carlos Jahn, Wolfgang Kersten, and Christian Ringle, provides valuable insights into digital transformation in logistics with regard to: - Maritime Logistics - Port Logistics - City Logistics - Sustainability - Business Analytics

Keywords: Logistics; Industry 4.0; Supply Chain Management; Sustainability; City Logistics; Maritime Logistics; Data Science (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2020
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Chapters in this book:

Development of sustainability performance measurement framework for measuring complex sustainability impacts in the manufacturing industry , pp 3-31

Jettarat Janmontree and Hartmut Zadek

Commercial electric vehicle routing in urban logistics: A systematic literature review , pp 33-69

Sebastian Frederhausen and Matthias Klumpp

Environmental sustainability in B2C e-commerce: The impact of multiitem shopping , pp 71-95

Chiara Siragusa, Riccardo Mangiaracina and Angela Tumino

Public sustainable transportation planning with service level efficiency: Hamburg case study , pp 97-127

Majid Sodachi, Pardis Sahraei and Omid Fatahi Valilai

Energy-efficient supply chain design: Data aggregation and processing , pp 129-155

Lucas Schreiber, Jan-Philipp Jarmer and Josef Kamphues

Modelling the IT and business process landscapes at inland intermodal terminals , pp 159-179

Michaela Grafelmann, Constatin Zlotos, Ann-Kathrin Lange and Carlos Jahn

Impact of port layouts on inter-terminal-transportation networks , pp 181-209

Nicole Nellen, Moritz Poeting, Kristina Bschorer, Carlos Jahn and Uwe Clausen

Defining the quota of truck appointment systems , pp 211-246

Ann-Kathrin Lange, Felix Kreuz, Sven Langkau, Carlos Jahn and Uwe Clausen

Stowage planning for inland container vessels: A literature review , pp 247-280

Janna Franzkeit, Anne Kathrina Schwientek and Carlos Jahn

Tactical planning in tramp shipping - A literature review , pp 281-308

Hannah Pache, Michaela Grafelmann, Anne Kathrina Schwientek and Carlos Jahn

Sustainability in arctic maritime supply chains , pp 309-336

Jürgen Weigell, Igor Ilin, Svetlana Maydanova, Alissa Dubgorn, Carlos Jahn and Wolfgang Kersten

Artificial intelligence and operations research in maritime logistics , pp 337-381

Jorin Dornemann, Nicolas Rückert, Kathrin Fischer and Anusch Taraz

State of research in arctic maritime logistics , pp 383-407

Igior Ilin, Wolfgang Kersten, Carlos Jahn, Jürgen Weigell, Anastasia Levina and Sofia Kalyazina

Financing investments in a landlord port , pp 409-440

Carolyn Somorowsky and Hans-Dietrich Haasis

Northern Sea Route e-platforms: Tools for competitive development , pp 441-455

IIgor Ilin, Svetlana Maydanova, Anastasia Levina and Aleksandr A. Lepekhin

The impact of an asymmetric allocation of power on the digitalization strategy of port logistics , pp 457-484

Janosch Brinker and Hans-Dietrich Haasis

Equipment selection and layout planning - Literature overview and research directions , pp 485-519

Marvin Kastner, Nicolas Kämmerling, Carlos Jahn and Uwe Clausen

Model transformation framework for scheduling offshore logistics , pp 521-552

Daniel Rippel, Shengrui Peng, Michael Lütjen, Helena Sczcerbicka and Michael Freitag

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