LOGISTIQUA 2011 - 2011 4th International Conference on Logistics (LOGISTIQUA)

4th International Conference on Logistics

"LOGISTIQUA 2011"

Conference days: May 20-22, 2011
Hammamet, Tunisia


Important Dates

Conference days: May 20-22, 2011
Deadline for submission papers: 17 January 2011
Notification of acceptance: 01 March 2011
Deadline for camera ready submission: 14 March 2011
Deadline for author registration: 02 April 2011

LOGISTIQUA 2011 conference series aims to bring together researchers and practitioners to discuss issues, challenges and future directions, share their R&D findings and experiences in the following areas :

Logistics & Supply Chain Management (LSCM)
Logistics Planning; Freight Forwarding and Customs Clearance; Venue Logistics Management; Warehouse and Distribution; Transportation Management Systems; Reverse Logistics; Logistics Visibility and Control; Procurement; Supply Chain Collaboration; Supply Chain Process; Logistic Network, etc.
Information & Communications Technology and Systems (ICTS)
ICTS Services Design and Management; ICTS Services Standards, Locating, Composition and Bundling; Process Modeling, Augmentation, and Automation; Real Time Identification & Tracking; Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing in Logistics; Decision Support Systems; Software Agent Based Systems; RFID; Data Warehousing and Data/Web Mining; Business Intelligence; Systems Interoperability and Integration; Information Security; IT Project Management; Information Management in Construction Project, etc.
Engineering, Operations & Innovations (EOI)
Service Planning and Design; Service Process Engineering; Expedited Services and Extreme Logistics; Healthcare Systems; Financial Services; Retail and Services Management; Quality and Customer Satisfaction; Metrics and Benchmarks; Security & Safety-Related Services and Management; Contingency Planning; Production Engineering; Intelligent traffic; Engineering Consulting, etc.
Intelligent Transportation Systems ( ITS)
Status and Development Trend of ITS; Next Generation Communication Network and Intelligent Transportation; Transportation Data Collection and Processing; Traffic Signal Control Technology; Vehicle Routing & Scheduling; Road Traffic Engineering; Transportation Planning and System Optimization; Public Transportation System; Intelligence Theory and its Application; Optimization of The Port; Monitoring and Evaluation of Road Safety Situation; Traffic Analysis, Simulation and Forecasting; Traffic Flow Models with Applications; Spatial-Temporal Traffic Pattern Recognition; Location Based Services and Mobile Applications, etc.
Modeling and Simulation in Logistics & Supply Chains (MSLSC)
Production and Material Flows; Logistics Process Control; Batch Tracking and Tracing; Reverse Logistics & Facility Planning; Warehouse-Transport Interfaces; Supply Chain Design, Optimization and Operation; Revenue Management and Enhancement; Responding to and Reducing Supply Chain Performance Variance; Management and Amelioration of Uncertainty; Analysis of Sourcing and Pricing Decisions; Achievement of Lean Logistics within Supply Chains, etc.
Optimization and Logistics Challenges ( OLC )
Supply Chain and Logistics Challenges in the Enterprise; Supply Chain Optimization; Planning and Scheduling; Advances in Optimization Models; Algorithms & Platforms; Inventory Management; Enterprise-Wide Optimization; Transportation, Logistics & Distribution Networks; Inventory Management; Process Operations and Scheduling, etc.
Aerospace - Logistics( AE-LO )
Aerospace Industry; Spares Support; Maintenance; Space Technologies for Peace and Security; Earth Observation; Development of Space Vehicles; Small Satellites, New Systems for Various Spacecraft Functions Including Attitude Determination and Control, Power Management, Remote Sensing, etc. New Space Communication Techniques; Space Law; Benefits Of Information Available From Space (Social, Educational And Others), etc.
Robotics - Logistics( RO-LO )
Challenges for Automation of Logistic Processes; Applications of Industrial Robot-Technologies; Unloading/Loading of Goods; Palletizing/Depalletizing of Goods; Multi-Axis Robot Arms; Supply Chain Management; Handling of Deformable Piece Goods; Robotic Distribution System; Maximization of The up-Time and the Productivity; Industrial Requirements; Random Access to all Locations in The Warehouse; Simultaneous Picking and Putaway; Collaborative Manufacturing; Intelligent Production Memory used in Logistic Chains, etc.

This call for papers is also open for students of professional masters in Tunisia for poster presentation.

In addition to regular oral and poster presentation, exhibitors operating in logistics fields are invited, within available spaces, to animate a limited number of stands.