Industrial Engineering: Global Logistics Management

316 Pages·2014·5.754 MB·English

by  Bahar Y. Kara, Ihsan Sabuncuoglu, Bopaya Bidanda

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Global Logistics
Management
Industrial Engineering: Management, Tools, and Applications
Industrial Engineering Non-Traditional Applications
in International Settings
Industrial Engineering Applications in Emerging Countries
Global Logistics Management
Global Logistics
Management
Edited by
Bahar Y. Kara
İhsan Sabuncuoğlu
Bopaya Bidanda
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Contents
Preface ix
editors xi
contributors xv
introduction xix
chaPter 1 daily Planning for three-echelon
logistics associated with inventory
ManageMent under deMand deviation 1
YOSHIAKI SHIMIZU
chaPter 2 new local search algorithM for vehicle
routing ProbleM with siMultaneous
PickuP and delivery 31
MUSTAFA AVCI AND ŞEYDA TOPALOĞLU
chaPter 3 oPtiMal fencing in airline industry with
deMand leakage 53
SYED ASIF RAZA AND MIHAELA TURIAC
chaPter 4 bi-objective berth–crane allocation
ProbleM in container terMinals 83
DENIZ OZDEMIR AND EVRIM URSAVAS
chaPter 5 route selection ProbleM in the arctic
region for the global logistics industry 105
BEKIR SAHIN
vii
viii Contents
chaPter 6 route design in a PharMaceutical
warehouse via MatheMatical PrograMMing 133
ZEYNEL SIRMA, AYSUN AKIŞ, ZEYNEP YALÇIN,
AND FADIME ÜNEY-YÜKSEKTEPE
chaPter 7 integrated decision Model for Medical
suPPlier evaluation 145
MEHTAP DURSUN, ZEYNEP SENER, AND
E. ERTUGRUL KARSAK
chaPter 8 arc selection and routing for
restoration of network connectivity
after a disaster 165
AYŞE NUR ASALY AND F. SIBEL SALMAN
chaPter 9 feasibility study of shuttle services to
reduce bus congestion in downtown izMir 195
ERDİNÇ ÖNER, MAHMUT ALİ GÖKÇE,
HANDE ÇAKIN, AYLİN ÇALIŞKAN,
EZGİ KINACI, GÜRKAN MERCAN, EZEL İLKYAZ,
AND BERİL SÖZER
chaPter 10 relocation of the Power transMission
and distribution division of a
Multinational electronics and
electrical engineering coMPany 213
MESUT KUMRU
chaPter 11 location ProbleMs with deMand regions 237
DERYA DİNLER, MUSTAFA KEMAL TURAL, AND
CEM İYİGÜN
chaPter 12 a new aPProach for synchronizing
Production and distribution
scheduling: case study 253
E. GHORBANI-TOTKALEH, M. AMIN NAYERI, AND
M. SHEIKH SAJADIEH
chaPter 13 an integrated rePlenishMent and
transPortation Model: coMPutational
PerforMance assessMent 271
RAMEZ KIAN, EMRE BERK, AND ÜLKÜ GÜRLER