Dynamics in Logistics

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xi

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2. Distributed and Collaborative Planning and Control

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1

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   2. Model-Based Specification and Refinement for Cyber-Physical Systems

      • Rolf Drechsler, Serge Autexier, Christoph Lüth

      Pages 3-17

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   3. Routing and Scheduling Transporters in a Rail-Guided Container Transport System

      • Xuefeng Jin, Hans-Otto Guenther, Kap Hwan Kim

      Pages 19-27

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   4. The Influence of Manufacturing System Characteristics on the Emergence of Logistics Synchronization: A Simulation Study

      • Stanislav M. Chankov, Giovanni Malloy, Julia Bendul

      Pages 29-40

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   5. Safety Requirements in Collaborative Human–Robot Cyber-Physical System

      • Azfar Khalid, Pierre Kirisci, Zied Ghrairi, Jürgen Pannek, Klaus-Dieter Thoben

      Pages 41-51

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   6. A Trust Framework for Agents’ Interactions in Collaborative Logistics

      • Morice Daudi, Jannicke Baalsrud Hauge, Klaus-Dieter Thoben

      Pages 53-63

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   7. Quality-Aware Predictive Scheduling of Raw Perishable Material Transports

      • Xiao Lin, Rudy R. Negenborn, Gabriël Lodewijks

      Pages 65-76

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   8. Process Maintenance of Heterogeneous Logistic Systems—A Process Mining Approach

      • Till Becker, Michael Lütjen, Robert Porzel

      Pages 77-86

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   9. A Synergistic Effect in Logistics Network

      • Sergey Dashkovskiy, Petro Feketa, Christian Kattenberg, Bernd Nieberding

      Pages 87-97

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   10. A Step Toward Automated Simulation in Industry

       • Himangshu Sarma, Robert Porzel, Rainer Malaka

       Pages 99-105

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3. Predictive Analytics and Internet of Things and Services

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 107-107

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   2. Application Potential of Multidimensional Scaling for the Design of DSS in Transport Insurance

      • Victor Vican, Ciprian Blindu, Alexey Fofonov, Marta Ucinska, Julia Bendul, Lars Linsen

      Pages 109-118

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   3. Methodological Demonstration of a Text Analytics Approach to Country Logistics System Assessments

      • Aseem Kinra, Raghava Rao Mukkamala, Ravi Vatrapu

      Pages 119-129

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   4. Big Data Analytics in the Maintenance of Off-Shore Wind Turbines: A Study on Data Characteristics

      • Elaheh Gholamzadeh Nabati, Klaus Dieter Thoben

      Pages 131-140

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   5. Mitigating Supply Chain Tardiness Risks in OEM Milk-Run Operations

      • Antonio G. N. Novaes, Orlando F. Lima Jr., Monica M. M. Luna, Edson T. Bez

      Pages 141-150

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   6. What Hinders the Implementation of the Supply Chain Risk Management Process into Practice Organizations?

      • Pauline Gredal, Zsófia Panyi, Aseem Kinra, Herbert Kotzab

      Pages 151-161

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   7. The Fashion Trend Concept and Its Applicability to Fashion Markets and Supply Chains

      • Samaneh Beheshti-Kashi

      Pages 163-172

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   8. Intelligent Packaging and the Internet of Things in Brazilian Food Supply Chains: The Current State and Challenges

      • Ana Paula Reis Noletto, Sérgio Adriano Loureiro, Rodrigo Barros Castro, Orlando Fontes Lima Júnior

      Pages 173-183

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   9. Methodology for Development of Logistics Information and Safety System Using Vehicular Adhoc Networks

      • Kishwer Abdul Khaliq, Amir Qayyum, Jürgen Pannek

      Pages 185-195

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These proceedings contain research papers presented at the 5th International Conference on Dynamics in Logistics, held in Bremen, Germany, February 2016. The conference is concerned with dynamic aspects of logistic processes and networks. The spectrum of topics reaches from modeling, planning and control of processes over supply chain management and maritime logistics to innovative technologies and robotic applications for cyber-physical production and logistic systems. The growing dynamic confronts the area of logistics with completely new challenges: it must become possible to describe, identify and analyze the process changes. Moreover, logistic processes and networks must be redevised to be rapidly and flexibly adaptable to continuously changing conditions. The book primarily addresses researchers and practitioners from the field of industrial engineering and logistics, but it may also be beneficial for graduate students.

• Robust and dynamic systems and simulations
• Collaborative planning and control
• Distributed planning and control
• Intra-logistic systems
• Mobile robots
• Robot-robot collaboration
• Human-robot collaboration
• Maritime logistics
• Transport logistics
• Humanitarian Logistics
• Engineering Economics

• und Logistik GmbH, BIBA - Bremer Institut für Produktion und Logistik GmbH, Bremen, Germany

  Michael Freitag

• University of Bremen , Bremen, Germany

  Herbert Kotzab

• BIBA, BIBA-Bremer Institut für Produktion und Logistik GmbH, Bremen, Germany

  Jürgen Pannek

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