Dynamics in Logistics

This book highlights interdisciplinary aspects of logistics research conducted in Bremen. It features articles with empirical, methodological, as well as practiceoriented contributions and addresses modeling, planning, optimization, and control of processes. The articles are clustered in three parts. The first part addresses "Models and Methods for Planning in Logistics." Schukraft, Teucke, Freitag, and Scholz-Reiter give an overview on the research Preface vii that BIBA - Bremer Institut für Produktion und Logistik has performed over the past few years in the field of autonomously controlled production and transportation networks. Megow and Schloter present recent results on mathematical optimization with explorable uncertainty and outline its potential power in the context of decision-making under uncertainty in logistics. In another retrospect article, Becker and Wagner-Kampik revisit selected advances in network modeling and analysis in manufacturing and logistics including also the transition from static to dynamic and stochastic models. Schmand discusses recent developments in the design and analysis of mathematical traffic models.
[2021]

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