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Workshop
Stochastic models for
warehousing systems
October 29-30, 2009
Summary
Warehousing has
received a growing interest among academics in the last decades. This
interest has been strongly stimulated by the rise of complex systems such as
automated storage and retrieval systems, sorters, and automated guided
vehicles, requiring complex design and operating policy decisions.
Recently, interest has arisen for problems in warehouse lay outing, order
scheduling and batching, product storage allocation and worker routing,
worker congestion, and worker modelling in general, in different warehousing
systems and environments. Several models have proven their value in
practical operations and decision making.
The objective of
this workshop is to give an overview of recent research in warehousing with
an emphasis on stochastic modelling.
Organizing committee
I. Adan (iadan'at'win.tue.nl)
P. Etman (L.F.P.Etman'at'tue.nl)
R. de Koster (RKoster'at'rsm.nl).
With special
thanks and acknowledgement for the contributions of the following
sponsors
TU/e research cluster Logistics, Operations, and their Information Systems
(LOIS)
 Last updated
06-nov-2009,
By
LC
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Present list of Speakers
Keynote-speakers
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Sunderesh Heragu, University of
Louisville
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René de Koster, Erasmus University
Rotterdam
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Ben Montreuil,
Laval University
Contributed-speakers
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Ricky Andriansyah, Eindhoven
University of Technology
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Kai Furmans, Universität Karlsruhe
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Jeremie Gallien,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Yeming Gong, Erasmus University
Rotterdam
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Roelof Hamberg, ESI
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Ananth Krisnamurthy,
University of
Wisconsin-Madison
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Liqiang Liu, EURANDOM
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José Antonio Larco
Martinelli , Erasmus University Rotterdam
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Kees Jan Roodbergen, Erasmus
Universiteit Rotterdam
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Maria Vlasiou, Eindhoven University
of Technology
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Bruno van Wijngaarden, VanderLande
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Yugang Yu, Erasmus Universiteit
Rotterdam
Programme
The workshop will
include four key-note lectures, two on each day. The remainder of the program
consists of about 14 contributed lectures.
More details t.b.a.
Registration
There is no
registration fee.
Practical Information Conference
Location
The workshop location is EURANDOM, Den
Dolech 2, 5612 AZ Eindhoven, Laplace Building, 1st floor, LG
1.105.
EURANDOM is located on the campus of
"Technische
Universiteit Eindhoven" in the Laplace building (marked with LG on the
map).
The building is at 15 minutes walking distance from the Eindhoven railway
station (take the northern exit and walk in the north-eastern direction
until you reach a crossing at Fellenoord. The campus is located on the
other side of that street).
For travel information to Eindhoven, please
check
http://www.eurandom.tue.nl/contact.htm
Computerfacilities
Several
notebooks with Internet, Telnet and print facilities will be available.
Hotel
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For the speakers
Sandton Hotel
Eindhoven City Centre is reserved. Please indicate your
arrival and departure dates on the
registration form.
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For participants, there is a possibility to
stay at
Sandton Hotel
Eindhoven City Centre (a reduced rate of 89
Euros* is applicable). Please indicate your arrival and departure date on
the
registration form.
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For private bookings we suggest consulting
the webpage of
VVV Eindhoven.
* single room, breakfast included,
excluding the tourist tax 3,50 Euro per night.
Lunches/dinner
Both days free lunches are offered
to the participants. Please indicate your attendance on the
registration
form. On Thursday evening there
will be a workshop dinner. Indicate your attendance on the
registration
form. For non-invitees an amount of
35 Euros is requested, to be paid at the registration desk in cash
(preferably an exact amount in Euros).
Contact
For more information please contact Mrs.
Lucienne Coolen, the workshop officer of EURANDOM, at coolen'at'eurandom.tue.nl
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