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City logistics planning is vital to improve goods transport in urban areas. It involves consolidation and coordination of goods transport activities to reduce the negative impacts of freight transport on city residents and their environment. The book presents novel and innovative approaches in the area of sustainable city logistics planning and is composed of three volumes. The first volume addresses key problem areas related to city logistics assessment and evaluation, mobility management, vehicle routing, demand management, smart city solutions, sustainable supply chain management, risk management, intelligent transportation systems, delivery location optimisation, electricity planning, and transit policy simulation. The second volume is dedicated to electric vehicle charging, stakeholder engagement, e-commerce deliveries, corporate social responsibility, urban freight data collection, dynamic project management, postal logistics, sustainable hub location, urban freight transport planning, and stakeholder mobilisation. The third volume deals with truck route choice planning, empty container repositioning, logistics planning under disruption, dynamic risk sensitive sequential decision-making, parking revenue management, sustainable parcel delivery planning, and smart multi-purpose utility tunnels. A variety of methods based on systems modelling and simulation, optimisation, and data mining are proposed. Survey studies, best practices, state of the art, and practical applications complement the presented theoretical approaches. The book will serve as a useful resource to academicians and practitioners working in the area.
Contents
Preface; Electric Vehicle Charging Scheduling in Green Logistics: Challenges, Approaches and Opportunities; New Trends in Urban Freight Transport: How Stakeholder Engagement Can Favour the Adoption of Sustainable Solutions; Sustainable Balance between E-Commerce and In-Store Purchases; Integrating Corporate Social Responsibility in Make or Buy Decision: A Multi-Disciplinary and Multi-Criteria Approach; Which Data to Collect and How, so as to Understand Urban Freight Distribution? - Setting the Framework; Dynamic Project Management Strategies for UK Fashion SMES; Transportation Sustainability in Postal Industry; Evolution of Hub Location Problems in Sustainable Transportation Networks; Descriptive Statistics of Problems and Solutions for the Urban Freight Transport in Brazilian Cities; Montreal: Feedback a Mobilization Project That Led to Concrete Solutions and the Identification of Higher Stakes; Index.
