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Lecturer
Dates & Places
- Thursday 4:00-6:00 p.m. (BWZ, Seminarraum 2)
- Starting on March 13, 2008
Study Programs
- Mag. internationale
Betriebswirtschaft (KFK Logistikmanagement, KFK
Produktionsmanagement
- Mag. Betriebswirtschaft
(KFK Logistikmanagement, KFK Produktionsmanagement)
- Wirtschaftsinformatik
(Bakk., Mag., KFK Produktionsmanagement)
Course Content
- This course (Seminar) will focus on "transportation" and will discuss how basic planning models and methods can
or should be adapted if real time information (floating car data,
TMC-information, forecasts about congestion, etc.) is available.
- Partly models discussed in the course transportation logistics will be used and extended.
- Beside the real time aspect also the
multi-modal alspect will be disussed, i.e. die option to combine
different transportation modes, e.g. plane and truck or ship and
rail.
- parallel to this course, another course of type "Seminar" is given by Prof. Inderfurth (Magdeburg):
040679 SE KFK PM/LM: Seminar B (E) >> more
since both Seminars are not fully booked it is
possible to switch between these two courses. However, in this case the
secretary must be contacted within the first wto weeks of the semester.
Requirements
- literature study
- presentation
- term paper (Seminararbeit)
- regular presence and participation in discussion
Prerequisites
- This
course (Seminar) is intended as the final course in a KFK.
Thus, it should only be taken after some other courses in the
corresponding area.
- Minimum
requirement for admission is the course „Operations
Management“.
Basic Literature
- Crainic, T. G. and K. H. Kim,
“Intermodal Transportation”, in:
Transportation, Handbooks in Operations Research and Management Science,
C. Barnhart and G. Laporte (Eds.), Elsevier Science, Amsterdam, 2007.
- >>>download
Schedule
"Würfelteil"
- The
first part of the course is a so
called "Würfelseminar", i.e.
certain topics are to be prepared by all
participants. Every 10 minutes, say, a different person will be asked
(at random -> Würfel) to present the next
pages of the
underlying literature. The purpose is
(i) to obtain some common
knowledge base by all participants, and
(ii) to facilitate discussion.
- Literature
for the "Würfelseminar": see "basic literature" above
- the first "Würfelseminar" is over now
Schedule "Spezialteil"
- In
the second part
each group of 2 participants will be given a special topic which has to
be prepared and presented some weeks later. Also a term paper must be
written on this topic.
- all papers can be found here
- Sessions will be on June 5, 12, and 26 - see below
A heuristic approach to long-haul freight transportation with multiple
objective functions.
M. Caramia, F. Guerriero
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Stepan,
Martin (0101637)
Zeilinger,
Max (9926624)
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June 5
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Best routes selection in international intermodal networks
Tsung-Sheng Chang
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Dueck, Matthias (9907510)
Huang, Guo Dong (0406889)
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June 12
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An Intermodal Transport Network Planning
Algorithm Using Dynamic Programming
Jae Hyung Cho, Hyun Soo Kim, Hyung
Rim Choi, Nam Kyu Park,
and Moo Hong Kang
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will not be discussed |
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Time dependent vehicle routing problem with a multi ant colony system
Alberto V. Donati, Roberto Montemanni,
Norman Casagrande, Andrea E. Rizzoli, Luca M. Gambardella
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Mariel,
Katharina (0410408)
Baumgartner, Lukas (0503074)
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June 26
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A dynamic vehicle routing problem with
time-dependent travel times
Ali Haghani, Soojung
Jung
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Spannraft,
Karin (0402819)
Hager, Vera (0402607)
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June 12
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A Model For Medium-Term Operations
Planning In An Intermodal Rail-Truck Service
Linda K. Nozick, Edward
K. Morlok
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Führer, Florian (0401242)
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June 26
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Vehicle routing with dynamic travel times: A queueing approach
T. Van Woensel, L.
Kerbache, H. Peremans, N. Vandaele
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will not be discussed
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Term paper (Seminararbeit)
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