Days: Tuesday, May 15th Wednesday, May 16th
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Mingling with cofee and deserts
Keynote: Nicholas G. Hall, The Ohio State University
T2.A Inventory Logistics (papers: 25, 59, 13, 1)
25. Nethanel Drezner, Michael Dreyfuss and Tal Grinshpoun, OptimizationModel for Procurement, Inventory, and Logistics Management
59. Ilias Kevork, Benefits of Vendor Managed Inventory Programs in Two-Stage Supply Chains
1. Yuval Cohen, Dalia Fishlov and Yehudit Aperstein: Retailer's Optimal Purchase Mix of Bundles and Separate Products in a Supply-Chain of Single Period Items,
13. Marina Tošić, Dragutin Lisjak, Davor Kolar and Silvestar Špehar, Determining Critical Aircraft pare Parts using Text Mining and Association Rule Mining Techniques
| 10:00 | OPTIMIZATION MODEL FOR PROCUREMENT, INVENTORY, AND LOGISTICS MANAGMENT ( abstract ) |
| 10:20 | Benefits of Vendor Managed Inventory Programs in two-stage Supply Chains ( abstract ) |
| 10:40 | Retailer's Optimal Purchase Mix of Bundles and Separate Products in a Supply-Chain of Single Period Items ( abstract ) |
| 11:00 | DETERMINING CRITICAL AIRCRAFT SPARE PARTS USING TEXT MINING AND ASSOCIATION RULE MINING TECHNIQUES ( abstract ) |
T2.B Logistical Policies & Decision-making (papers: 30, 4, 33, 40)
30. Gur Mosheiov, Assaf Sarig and Vitaly Strusevich, Minmax Scheduling and Due-Window Assignment with Position-Dependent Processing Times and Job Rejection
4. Franco Basso, Leonardo J. Basso, Mikael Rönnqvist and Andrés Weintraub, Coalition formation models for collaborative transportation among multiple productive companies under cournot.
33. Shraga Shoval, A Model for Vacation Queuing Policy Considering Deterioration and Recovery of the Service.
40. Nicole Adler, Eran Hanany and Stef Proost, Introducing Competition in Air Traffic Control Provision in Europe using Game Theoretic Principles
| 10:00 | Minmax Scheduling and Due-Window Assignment with Position-Dependent Processing Times and Job Rejection ( abstract ) |
| 10:20 | Coalition formation models for collaborative transportation among multiple productive companies under cournot ( abstract ) |
| 10:40 | A Model for Vacation Queuing Policy Considering Deterioration and Recovery of the Service ( abstract ) |
| 11:00 | INTRODUCING COMPETITION IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL PROVISION IN EUROPE USING GAME THEORETIC PRINCIPLES ( abstract ) |
T3.A Keynote: Elise Miller-Hooks
Optimal Investment for a Resilient Global Port Network
T4.A Operational Logistics (papers; 8, 39, 60, 57)
8. Wanja Wellbrock, Nadine Brehm and Oguzhan Aksoy, Disruption Management – Development and Evaluation of a Maturity Mode
39. Raymond Marie, The Impact of the Unavailability of Line Replaceable Units on the Operational Availability of the System
60. Gabriel De Araujo and Maria Cristina Fogliatti de Sinay, Research Trends of Industrial Logistics
57. Leonardo Epstein and Ignacio Inostroza-Quezada, Joint Evaluation of The Effects of a Store Promotion on Traffic, Conversion, and Customer Expenditures
| 13:00 | Disruption management – development and evaluation of a maturity model ( abstract ) |
| 13:20 | THE IMPACT OF THE UNAVAILABILITY OF LINE REPLACEABLE UNITS ON THE OPERATIONAL AVAILABILITY OF SYSTEM ( abstract ) |
| 13:40 | RESEARCH TRENDS ON INDUSTRIAL LOGISTICS ( abstract ) |
| 14:00 | JOINT EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTS OF A STORE PROMOTION ON TRAFFIC, CONVERSION, AND CUSTOMER EXPENDITURES ( abstract ) |
T4.B Transportation Net Design-1 (papers: 32, 46, 44)
32. Aakash Kamble, Amir Elalouf and Dmitry Tsadikovich, Location, Routing and Scheduling of Emergency Vehicles for Maternal Services in Rural Areas of India
46. Josip Mesaric, Davor Dujak and Dario Šebalj, Mapping of Natural Gas Supply Chain in Croatia Aimed at Creation Simulation Model for System Imbalance Removal
44. Nicole Adler and Amir Brudner, Estimating High Speed Rail and Airport Catchment Areas
| 13:00 | Location, routing and scheduling of emergency vehicles for maternal services in rural areas of India ( abstract ) |
| 13:20 | MAPPING OF NATURAL GAS SUPPLY CHAIN IN CROATIA AIMED AT CREATION SIMULATION MODEL FOR SYSTEM IMBALANCE REMOVAL ( abstract ) |
| 13:40 | ESTIMATING HIGH SPEED RAIL AND AIRPORT CATCHMENT AREAS ( abstract ) |
Keynote: Retsef Levi
T6.A Queueuing Systems (papers: 3, 31, 36, 63)
3. Hila Hindi Ling and Hillel Bar-Gera, Interaction delay in M/M/C/N and the impact of buffers on harbor quay-crane operations
31. Baruch Mor, Minmax Common Due-Window Assignment and Scheduling on A Single Machine With Two Competing Agents
36. Baruch Keren and Yossi Hadad, Setting The Right Parking Price via Queuing Model
63. Guy Wachtel, Amir Elalouf, Yael Perlman and Uri Yechiali, Resource Allocation in Emergency & Hospitalization Departments to Reduce Costs & Waiting Times
| 15:00 | Interaction delay in M/M/C/N and the impact of buffers on harbor quay-crane operations ( abstract ) |
| 15:20 | Minmax common due-window assignment and scheduling on a single machine with two competing agents ( abstract ) |
| 15:40 | SETTING THE RIGHT PARKING PRICE VIA QUEUING MODELS ( abstract ) |
| 16:00 | RESOURCE ALLOCATION IN EMERGENCY & HOSPITALIZATION DEPARTMENTS TO REDUCE COSTS & WAITING TIMES ( abstract ) |
T6.B General Logistic (papers: 21, 38, 43, 17)
21. Paolo Bisogni, Franca Cantoni and Marco Giannini, A Comparison Between The Italian University Curricula in Logistics & SCM and The Professionals‘ Needs
38. Ramon Narcizo, Alberto Canen and Iara Tammela, A Framework for Innovatoion Capability Performance Assesment in Brazilian Low-Tech Small Business
43. Arik Sadeh, Factors and Methodologies Affecting Vendor Evaluation With Respect to Organizational Satisfaction
17. Magdalena Daszkiewicz, Sustainable Logistics as a Direction of Counteracting Development Problems of Small Tourist Centres
| 15:00 | A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE ITALIAN UNIVERSITY CURRICULA IN LOGISTICS & SCM AND THE PROFESSIONALS ‘NEEDS ( abstract ) |
| 15:20 | A FRAMEWORK FOR INNOVATION CAPABILITY PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT IN BRAZILIAN LOW-TECH SMALL BUSINESS ( abstract ) |
| 15:40 | FACTORS AND METHODOLOGIES AFFECTING VENDOR EVALUATION WITH RESPECT TO ORGANIZATIONAL SATISFACTION ( abstract ) |
| 16:00 | SUSTAINABLE LOGISTICS AS A DIRECTION OF COUNTERACTING DEVELOPMENT PROBLEMS OF SMALL TOURIST CENTRES. ( abstract ) |
T7.A Healthcare & Emergency (papers: 53,67, 72)
53. C.T. Daniel Ng, T.C. Edwin Cheng, Dmitry Tsadikovich, Eugene Levner, Amir Elalouf and Sharon Hovav, Optimal Immunization Strategies for Groups at Risk in Vaccine Supply Chain Management
67. Simona Cohen Kadosh, Zilla Sinuany-Stern and Yuval Bitan, Preparedness for Earthquake Disaster: Optimal Deployment of Emergency Treatment Site
72. Celia A. Glass, Roger A. Knight and Hugo R. Mills, Ergonomic Rostering: Optimisation for Less Tired Doctors and Safer Patients
| 16:40 | OPTIMAL IMMUNIZATION STRATEGIES FOR GROUPS AT RISK IN VACCINE SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT ( abstract ) |
| 17:00 | Preparedness for earthquake disaster: optimal deployment of emergency treatment site ( abstract ) |
| 17:20 | Ergonomic Rostering: optimisation for less tired doctors and safer patients ( abstract ) |
T7.B Logistics of sustainable Housing (papers: 11, 14, 15, 12)
11. Karolina Bielecka, Design and Implementation of Cracow Housing Estates During The Transformation Periodin in The Context of Sustainable Development.
14. Krtystyna Paprzyca,Sustainable Management of The Space as a Condition for The Development of The Medium-Sized Cities
15. Karolina Wieja, Principles of Sustainable Development in Multi-Family Housing Estates.
12. Justyna Kobylarczyk, Green Logistics and its Tools Supporting The Main Assumptions of Green Architecture
| 16:40 | DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF CRACOW HOUSING ESTATES DURING THE TRANSFORMATION PERIODIN IN THE CONTEXT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. ( abstract ) |
| 17:00 | SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF THE SPACE AS A CONDITION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEDIUM-SIZED CITIES ( abstract ) |
| 17:20 | PRINCIPLES OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING ESTATES. ( abstract ) |
| 17:40 | GREEN LOGISTICS AND ITS TOOLS SUPPORTING THE MAIN ASSUMPTIONS OF GREEN ARCHITECTURE ( abstract ) |
Tour of Beer-Sheva & reception Beer Abraham
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W1.A Keynote: Yale Herer
Newsvendor: You have More Time than Before
W2.A Production Logistics -1 (papers: 22, 29, 51, 71)
22. Yaar Harari, Avital Bechar and Raziel Riemer, Optimization framework for workplace design using simulation and considering productivity and ergonomics
29. Ran Etgar, Yuval Cohen and Roy Gelbard, Scheduling on-going research and development projects
51. Guy Kashi, Gad Rabinowitz and Gavriel David Pinto, Economic investigation in Variable Transfer Batch Size, in CONWIP Controlled Transfer Line
71. Alon Dourban and Liron Yedidsion, Numerical threshold policy for the multi period inventory problem with mean reverting price
| 10:00 | Optimization framework for workplace design using simulation and considering productivity and ergonomics ( abstract ) |
| 10:20 | Scheduling on-going research and development projects ( abstract ) |
| 10:40 | Economic investigation in Variable Transfer Batch Size, in CONWIP Controlled Transfer Line ( abstract )  |
| 11:00 | Numerical threshold policy for the multi period inventory problem with mean reverting price ( abstract ) |
W2.B Transportation Routing (papers: 2, 23, 10)
2. Katarzyna Gdowska, How to Assess Balancing Public Transportation?
23. Edison Avraham and Tal Raviv, Time-dependent and stochastic field service routing and scheduling
10. Benjamin Baran, Fabio López-Pires and Haiko Eitzen, A Government Perspective for Two-Echelon Vehicle Routing. A Multi-Objective Evolutionary Approach.
| 10:00 | How to Assess Balancing Public Transportation? ( abstract ) |
| 10:20 | Time-dependent and stochastic field service routing and scheduling ( abstract ) |
| 10:40 | A Government Perspective for Two-Echelon Vehicle Routing. A Multi-Objective Evolutionary Approach. ( abstract ) |
W3.A Keynote: Andres Weintraub
Operations Research Systems Support Logistic Decisions
W4.A Traffic Planning (papers: 47, 55, 73, 48)
47. Baohua Mao, Cunrui Ma and Yao Chen, A Simulation-Based Analysis of Train Design Speed for Urban Rail Transit Systems
55. Erel Avineri and Yuval Cohen,Optimal Road Project Portfolio Selection Under Limited Local Authorities Budgets in Polynomial Time
73. Svetlana Mihic and Danijela Daisic, Backbone of Water Transport in Europe-Promotion, Protection and Sustainability
48. Mali Sher, Supply Chain Management In The Traffic Enforcement Cameras System
| 13:00 | A SIMULATION-BASED ANALYSIS OF TRAIN DESIGN SPEED FOR URBAN RAIL TRANSIT SYSTEMS ( abstract ) |
| 13:20 | OPTIMAL ROAD PROJECT PORTFOLIO SELECTION UNDER LIMITED LOCAL AUTHORITIES BUDGETS IN POLYNOMIAL TIME ( abstract ) |
| 13:40 | BACKBON OF WATER TRANSPORT IN EUROPE-PROMOTION, PROTECTION AND SUSTAINABILITY ( abstract ) |
| 14:00 | SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT IN THE TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT CAMERAS SYSTEM ( abstract ) |
W4.B Production Logistics - 2 (papers: 34, 58, 9, 49)
34. Marko Mladineo, Ivica Veza, Nikola Gjeldum and Marina Crnjac, Web Information System for Sustainability Optimization of Production Networks
58. Stefan Schmidt and Benjamin S. G. Schmidt, Food Safety in Logistics Processes & Sustainable Logistics.
9. Maciej Bielecki, Standardization Impact on the Design of Logistically Efficient Products – Preliminary Study
49. Moshe Eben Chaime, The Bill of Materials and Operations Process Chart for Facilities Design
| 13:00 | WEB INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR SUSTAINABILITY OPTIMIZATION OF PRODUCTION NETWORKS ( abstract ) |
| 13:20 | Food safety in logistics processes & sustainable logistics. ( abstract ) |
| 13:40 | STANDARDIZATION IMPACT ON THE DESIGN OF LOGISTICALLY EFFICIENT PRODUCTS – PRELIMINARY STUDY ( abstract ) |
| 14:00 | THE BILL OF MATERIALS AND OPERATIONS PROCESS CHART FOR FACILITIES DESIGN ( abstract ) |
W5.A Keynote: Tadeusz Sawik
Supply Chain Disruption Management Using a Multi-Portfolio Approach
W6.A Supply Chain Management (SCM) -1 (papers: 45, 62, 74)
45. Roberta Pellegrino, Nunzia Carbonara and Nicola Costantino, Quantity Flexibility Contract for Coordinating Supply Chain in Presence of Uncertainty
62. Livia Viana Rangel, Tammela Iara, Ramon Baptista Narcizo and Alberto G. Canen, Supplier Performance Indicators Applied to Micro and Small Enterprises Operating in Açu Port Complex in Brazil
74. Ittai Kenet, Supply Chain Planning Using anyLogistix™ Dynamic Simulation – Case Study
| 15:00 | QUANTITY FLEXIBILITY CONTRACT FOR COORDINATING SUPPLY CHAIN IN PRESENCE OF UNCERTAINTY ( abstract ) |
| 15:20 | SUPPLIER PERFORMANCE INDICATORS APPLIED TO MICRO AND SMALL ENTERPRISES OPERATING IN AÇU PORT COMPLEX IN BRAZIL ( abstract ) |
| 15:40 | Supply Chain Planning using anyLogistix™ Dynamic Simulation – case study ( abstract ) |
W6.B Transportation for the Elderly (papers: 35, 26, 41, 28)
Greetings: Dr. Andrey Broisman - Israel Ministry of Science & Technology
35. Elad Shufan, Hagai Ilani, Tal Grinshpoun, Vadim Levit and Haya Brama, The Fixed Route Dial-a-Ride Problem: An Optimal Algorithm by Graph Reduction
26. Svetlana Daichman, Hillel Bar-Gera and Tal Grinshpoun, Mobility Habits and Transportation Needs of Inhabitants of Elderly Homes in Israel
41. Oksana Sabinik, Hillel Bar-Gera and Hagai Ilani, Fixed Route Dial-A-Ride Service, An Integer Programming Approach
28. Haya Brama and Tal Grinshpoun, Solving The Fixed Route Dial-a-Ride Problem Using a Recurrent Neural Network
| 15:00 | THE FIXED ROUTE DIAL-A-RIDE PROBLEM: AN OPTIMAL ALGORITHM BY GRAPH REDUCTION ( abstract ) |
| 15:20 | MOBILITY HABITS AND TRANSPORTATION NEEDS OF INHABITANTS OF ELDERLY HOMES IN ISRAEL ( abstract ) |
| 15:40 | FIXED ROUTE DIAL-A-RIDE SERVICE, AN INTEGER PROGRAMMING APPROACH ( abstract ) |
| 16:00 | SOLVING THE FIXED ROUTE DIAL-A-RIDE PROBLEM USING A RECURRENT NEURAL NETWORK ( abstract ) |
W7.A Warehousing Logistics (papers: 20, 42, 50, 64)
20. Goran Dukic, Lukas Rose, Brigita Gajsek, Tihomir Opetuk and Hrvoje Cajner, Space, Time and Ergonomic Assesment of Order-Picking Using Vertical Lift Modules
42. Tone Lerher, Bojan Rosi, Iztok Potrč, Boris Jerman and Tomaž Kramberger, Performance Analysis of Shuttle-Based Storage and Retrieval Systems Versus Mini-Load Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems
50. Gavriel David Pinto, Amit Nir, Avi Mizrahi and Guy Kash, A Logistics Center Order Picking Method
64. Gorazd Hren and Andrej Predin, Evaluation of a Warehouse With Virtual Technologies
| 16:40 | SPACE, TIME AND ERGONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF ORDER-PICKING USING VERTICAL LIFT MODULES ( abstract ) |
| 17:00 | Performance analysis of Shuttle-Based Storage and Retrieval Systems versus mini-load Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems ( abstract ) |
| 17:20 | A Logistics Center Order Picking Method ( abstract ) |
| 17:40 | EVALUATION OF WAREHOUSE WITH VIRTUAL TECHNOLOGIES ( abstract ) |
W7.B Supply Chain Management-2 (SCM-2) (papers: 75, 37, 7)
75. Tal Avinadav and Tatyana Chernonog, Inventory and Marketing Policy in a Supply chain of a Perishable Product Under a Revenue Sharing Contract
37. Itai Levy, Yale Herer and Avraham Shtub, Integrating The Simulation-Based Training Approach with Teaching Supply-Chain Management
7. Penina Orenstein, Mining Financial Relationship Data to Construct Visual Supply Chain Network Maps used to Characterize Network Structure, Evolution, and Performance.
| 16:40 | INVENTORY AND MARKETING POLICY IN A SUPPLY CHAIN OF A PERISHABLE PRODUCT UNDER A REVENUE SHARING CONTRACT ( abstract ) |
| 17:00 | INTEGRATING THE SIMULATION-BASED TRAINING APPROACH WITH TEACHING SUPPLY-CHAIN MANAGEMENT ( abstract ) |
| 17:20 | Mining financial relationship data to construct visual supply chain network maps used to characterize network structure, evolution, and performance. ( abstract ) |
Gala dinner & virtual tour of ancient Beer-Sheva