Logistics Chains in Freight Transport Modelling

Doctoral thesis (2015)

Authors

I.Y. Davydenko

Contributors

L.A. Tavasszy (promotor)

Department

TLO () (TU Delft)

Logistics Chains Freight Transport Modeling Randstad Freight Generation Empirically valid logistics model Logistics Sprawl Logistics policy scenario Transport demand price elasticity Distribution region choice Distribution demand price elasticity Trade flow to transport flow conversion Warehouse Distribution Center Distribution Center Location Choice

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Published Date

26-05-2015

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Faculty

Technology, Policy and Management

Department

TLO

Abstract

The flow of trade is not equal to transport flows, mainly due to the fact that warehouses and distribution facilities are used as intermediary stops on the way from production locations to the points of consumption or further rework of goods. This thesis proposes a logistics chain model, which estimates empirically valid transport flows necessary to ship the goods from production to consumption locations, emphasizing a proper modeling of flows related to warehouses and distribution centers.

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