Recent Trends and Innovations in Modelling City Logistics

Eiichi Taniguchi · Russell George Thompson · Tadashi Yamada

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Urban and Freight Transport Logistics Vehicle Routing Optimization Methods Logistics and Transportation Systems

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There are many challenges associated with moving goods within cities as urban areas become larger and elderly residents require more healthcare in their homes. Air quality is also impacted by urban freight vehicles. This paper presents a review of recent trends and innovations in modelling city logistics. New techniques for modelling city logistics developed in the areas of emissions, healthcare and mega-cities are outlined. This paper describes the formulation, solution methodologies and applications of these models.

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