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Engineering - Industrial & Manufacturing S a Global Logistics Bb “The editors have done a great job of covering a very broad area of research idunK aca with their selection of topics. The selection includes traditional topics, such nduora as a review of the state of the art in location selection models, as well as ağ l u contemporary ones, such as logistics in the face of global warming, models Management in healthcare, and disaster management applications. The topics...are relevant and interesting, well written, technically sound, and constitute significant contributions to the area of logistics. The topics collectively emphasize the importance of simultaneous consideration of multiple aspects of logistics G problems together (e.g., tactical and operational, distribution and inventory, here-and-how, and wait-and-see decisions), which is a major and relatively l recent trend that researchers as well as practitioners should be aware of. The o book communicates this important message. Each one of several application- b oriented chapters could easily be used as case studies in graduate-level applied a operations research or in a logistics course.” l ‒Suleyman Karabuk, University of Oklahoma, Norman, USA L Global Logistics Management focuses on the evolution of logistics in the o last two decades, and highlights recent developments from a worldwide g perspective. The book details a wide range of application-oriented studies, i from metropolitan bus routing problems to relief logistics, and introduces the s t state of the art on some classical applications. The book addresses typical i logistic problems, most specifically the vehicle routing problem (VRP), c followed by a series of analyses and discussions on various logistics problems s plaguing airline and marine systems. M The authors address problems encountered in continuous space, and discuss a the issue of consolidation, scheduling, and replenishment decisions together with routing. They propose a methodology that supports decision making at n a tactical and operational level associated with daily inventory management, a and also examine the three-echelon logistic network. g e Global Logistics Management clearly illustrates logistic problems encoun- m tered in many different application areas, and provides you with the latest advances in classical applications. e n Edited by t K22513 Bahar Y. 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Kara 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
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