Emrah Demir

Professor of Operational Research

Cardiff University

United Kingdom

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Emrah Demir is a Professor of Operational Research at Cardiff University, UK. His research focuses on operational research applications in various sectors, including healthcare logistics, maritime emissions, and supply chain management. His recent articles explore critical topics such as optimization of task assignments, greenhouse gas emission reduction strategies in ports, and the impact of artificial intelligence in supply chain decision-making.

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University of Liverpool

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Andrew Potter

Cardiff University

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Martin Hrusovsky

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WU Vienna University of Economics and Business

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Articles (15)

Operational research on dengue: critical review and research agenda

Impact of imputation methods for ship technical parameters on emission estimations in ports

Optimizing task assignment and routing operations with a heterogeneous fleet of unmanned aerial vehicles for emergency healthcare services

The Volume-Based Pollution-Routing Problem with Time Windows: A Case Study

A comprehensive analysis of strategies for reducing GHG emissions in maritime ports

Artificial intelligence in supply chain management: enablers and constraints in pre-development, deployment, and post-development stages

Re-Supplying Autonomous Mobile Parcel Lockers in Last-Mile Distribution

Algorithm aversion during disruptions: The case of safety stock

Artificial intelligence in supply chain decision-making: an environmental, social, and governance triggering and technological inhibiting protocol

A new approach to the joint order batching and picker routing problem with alternative locations

Understanding freight drivers' behavior and the impact on vehicles' fuel consumption and CO2e emissions

Multi-objective periodic cash transportation problem with path dissimilarity and arrival time variation

Real-time disruption management approach for intermodal freight transportation

The green vehicle routing problem: A systematic literature review

Solving the vehicle routing problem with multi-compartment vehicles for city logistics

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Reza Eshtehadi

Andrew Potter

Martin Hrusovsky

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