Systematization of autonomous vehicles in last mile transportation processes – taxonomy development and clustering of existing concepts

Maas, Jan-Bert; Nitsche, Benjamin; Sträube, Frank

doi:10.1080/13675567.2023.2237454

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“…At the same time, studies are highlighted on the placement and operation of urban consolidation centers and delivery points, the use of drones [2] and autonomous transport [3][4][5], and optimization of the last mile [2.5-6]. Much attention is paid to reducing emissions and developing green logistics [7].…”

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Reducing emissions during the formation of intelligent transport and logistics systems in the city

Savin,

Savina

2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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Nowadays transport is becoming one of the main sources of pollution in the city. In this area, the development of intelligent transport and logistics systems (TLS) and the use of advanced digital technologies makes it possible to reduce harmful emissions and improve the standard of living in modern megacities. The development of these systems is considered as an optimal approach to the use of investments and resource. Within the framework of Technical Committee 204, cross-country research cooperation is being implemented in the field of architecture, automatic vehicle identification, freight cart management, standards for cooperative intelligent transport systems and adaptive traffic management systems are being tested to increase the level of mobility and environmental friendliness in the city.

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Reducing emissions during the formation of intelligent transport and logistics systems in the city

Savin,

Savina

2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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Reassessing taxonomy-based data clustering: Unveiling insights and guidelines for application

Heumann,

Kraschewski,

Werth

et al. 2024

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State-of-the-art imperative for adaptive traffic management systems and their development in the city

Savin,

Tsaregorodtseva,

Savina

2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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Today, processes designed to develop the transport and logistics system (TLS) are focused on the consumer and providing an increase in the services number and quality before material production. The choice of an alternative way of developing a transport and logistics system aimed at rationalizing resources could be provided by the theory and methodology of digital logistics focused on the partnership between economic agents and the superiority of transaction costs over technological improvements. The main objective of such a system would be to provide a new degree of streaming processes coordination considering their organization and management.

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Systematization of autonomous vehicles in last mile transportation processes – taxonomy development and clustering of existing concepts

Cited by 3 publications

References 30 publications

Reducing emissions during the formation of intelligent transport and logistics systems in the city

Reducing emissions during the formation of intelligent transport and logistics systems in the city

Reassessing taxonomy-based data clustering: Unveiling insights and guidelines for application

State-of-the-art imperative for adaptive traffic management systems and their development in the city

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