Titlebook: Disruptive Technologies and Optimization Towards Industry 4.0 Logistics; Athanasia Karakitsiou,Athanasios Migdalas,Panos M. Book 2024 The

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antial capital investments, it is crucial to consider the network design and the location of various facilities. The supply chain network design in this context encompasses two major problem classes; the facility location problem aiming to find the optimal location for various facilities, and the ve

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孵卵器

overed using a fleet of drones with the minimum possible latency. Transforming the underlying coverage path planning problem into a vehicle routing problem allows for different objectives and constraints to be considered in the model. The CUAVRP uses the Cumulative Capacitated Vehicle Routing Proble

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first in the available scientific literature, through an SLR and a classical literature review, and then in terms of case studies from the real world. In the fifth and final section we discuss the extend at which the potential of Blockchain technologies implemented in Logistics has been tried out and how future research can further the subject.

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aheuristic algorithm is implemented by combining greedy destroy-repair operators with VNS. Two variants of the destroy operator are implemented and tested on the 25 CUAVRP benchmark instances from the literature. Both GnVNS variants were able to match 9 previously published best-known values and provided new best solutions for multiple instances.

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Blockchain Technologies as a 4th Industrial Revolution Facilitator in Logistics,first in the available scientific literature, through an SLR and a classical literature review, and then in terms of case studies from the real world. In the fifth and final section we discuss the extend at which the potential of Blockchain technologies implemented in Logistics has been tried out and how future research can further the subject.

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Blockchain Technology for Information Sharing to Mitigate the Bullwhip Effect,n sharing on the bullwhip effect mitigation and explores the potential of blockchain technology as a new coordination mechanism for reducing information distortions, enhancing trust, and orchestrating decision making. Three research papers have been produced within this context.