Deliverables
This document defines how the structural analysis of the process flow (from suppliers to construction site and from construction site to dump sites) has been performed and how tools for process management have been developed.
This deliverables will define if some collected data of the As-Is analysis could be open data and if so will define exactly which data and following which procedure and level of confidentiality.
The report will be the result of the JTE and provide a comparison and evaluation of the identified scenarios, in order to validate the replicability of project solutions in the Emilia Romagna region;
This deliverable will describe the improvement objectives for each KPI, used to evaluate the As-Is situation regarding the four construction site pilots.
This report aims at resuming the external evaluation of the scientific advisory board on the project achievements.
Individual pilot sites analysis regarding the different scenarios results.
This report aims at resuming the feedback of the scientific advisory board on deliverables performed at project mid-term and the on-going actions advises requested to deliver the other deliverables.
ICT collaboration tools must be essential to support new demand-driven approaches which should be recommended for supply chain optimization. To ensure applicability of defined / simulated business models some existing e-collaboration or RFID tools will be suggested as well as potential adaptation required to match with construction logistic constraints.
One report describing different suitable business models that can be used to improve the collaboration and cooperation of the supply chain actors.
The deliverable will focus on the project solutions identified in each pilot city, with the aim of identifying how construction logistics issues could be included into future urban policies in a long term perspective taking into account public and private stakeholders engagement, time plan, communication strategy, barriers and actions to be implemented (M34).
Description of the results of the simulation and test process of each scenario by pilot site, including the iterating due to the evaluation done in WP5 (one “in-progress report” is started in M21).
One joint report based on the results of the International JTE, which includes a SWOT analysis for the selected urban areas with specific focus on construction sector and the development of specific roadmaps for the 12 selected urban contexts.
This deliverables will be a list of indicators that will allow to assess the As-Is situation on the 4 different pilot sites in terms of direct and indirect costs related to logistic. Attached to this list of indicators a common methodology to collect them will be provided.
Pilot sites solutions validation, taking into account their results comparison and evaluation, as well as the identified barriers for future implementations.
The deliverable represents a literature review of good practices with focus on existing tools for supply chain integration and optimisation, business models and services / operations of CCCs, aiming at reducing transport environmental impact. It will rely on the established cooperation with USA, experts’ involvement and desk work.
This deliverable summarises the communication, dissemination and exploitation target performances as well as how they were achieved.
1 joint report based on WP3, WP4 and WP5 results, which includes conceptual schemes and intervention patterns identified, with the quantification of KPI, both for the scenario without CCC and for the scenario with CCC.
One Success Road Map report, indicating in detailed the steps for the replicability of the project solutions. The road map also includes guidelines for sharing knowledge among the relevant stakeholders and steps to assure innovation in the construction sector, which concern actions for guaranteeing the application of innovation process and tools.
To guarantee the running of a quality assurance process all along the project, a Quality Plan will be issued describing all adopted procedures. The scope of the Quality Plan is to provide guidelines on the day-to-day project management and on the practical aspects of the project development, including reports redaction procedures, criteria for work progress and results performances measurements.
This deliverables make a complete and detailed description of the pilot sites with reference to the three components of the supply chain, the construction site and the reverse logistic.
For each pilot site a report will be delivered to define the six optimized scenarios in terms of: the supply chain network, map of logistics flows, organization and contractual agreements, regulatory intervention and economic impacts .
Design of a database that includes geographical information (GIS) associated to all data needed to optimize a construction site and set up a CCC. The database will include information on recycling companies and activities for reverse logistics
Definition of the tools to optimise the processes and activities of the Supply Chain considering all the stakeholders, their possible collaboration and the added value activities, i.e. taking into account the Supply Chain Network Optimisation, Highly constrained Routing Problems, Routing and scheduling problems, Material flow planning and inventory optimization, Construction Site Activity Scheduling, CCCs optimisation.
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Publications
Author(s): Mauro Dell'Amico, Stefano Novellani
Published in: 2017 IEEE International Conference on Service Operations and Logistics, and Informatics (SOLI), Issue September 18-20, 2017, 2017, Page(s) 90-95
DOI: 10.1109/SOLI.2017.8120976
Author(s): Golini, Ruggero; Pinto, Roberto; Guerlain, Cindy; Kalchschmidt, Matteo
Published in: EurOMA 2016, Issue June 19-22, 2016, 2016
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.1243722
Author(s): Guerlain, Cindy; Renault, Samuel; Ferrero, Francesco
Published in: TRA2018, Issue April 16-19, 2018, 2018
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.1243539
Author(s): Colin, Didier, Guerlain, Cindy, Renault, Samuel, Schwartz, Thomas, & Herbi, Ammar
Published in: Prolog, Issue May 11, 2017, 2017
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.1243557
Author(s): Navarro-Correcher, Carolina, Pérez-Cervera, Carles, Sanz-Argent, Josep, & Furió-Pruñonosa, Salvador
Published in: TRA 2018, Issue April 16-19, 2018, 2018
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.1254826
