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Smart Network Operator Platform enabling Shared, Integrated and more Sustainable Urban Freight Logistics

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Deliverables

User demand planning report

Identification of critical questions to be cleared with the citizens with regards to urban logistic interventions with a focus on participatory processes in task 4.2

Pilot Case 2 results and follow-up (Dublin) Report 1

Report including the results obtained in the Dublin pilot considering its local requirements and peculiarities at M30Task 54

Logistics planning report

Analysis of the criteria needed to identify the number of endowment intermediate logistics hubs required by neighbourhood or suburb and logistic operations to run the UCC

Transport mode planning report

Evaluation of how urban infrastructure should be adapted to promote new low emission transport modes EV cargo bikes UAVs to attend freight demand trends in Last and First Mile logistics procedures

Pilot Case 1 results and follow-up (Zaragoza) Report 1

Report including the results obtained in the Zaragoza pilot considering its local requirements and peculiarities at M30Task 53

IPR and Knowledge Management Strategy Report 2 (Public)

Summary of the above report D610 which will focus on making appropriate information outputs available to stakeholders outside the project while respecting issues of commercial confidentiality

RAR. Regular Activity Public Report - year 3

Annual follow up of the project execution and assessment of the progress level for the year 3 of the SENATOR Project in Task 82

Business environment analysis: technical and market-regulatory recommendations Report 2

Technical and marketregulatory recommendations for integrated flexibility services including market barriers SWOT analysis and stakeholder interests This deliverable will set out an updated view on the business environment within which the SENATOR services would be provided based on the results of research up to that time It will consider both policyregulatory and marketbased issues and include the results of updated stakeholder analysis setting out their key interests and how they may conflict with those of other groups It will provide the results of a workshop in M18 on the opportunities and strengths of potential SENATOR products and services in the market and focus on defining the value proposition and the specific productmarket fit

State of the art in optimization and machine leaning algorithms applied to last mile logistics

Review of the state of the art in optimization and machine learning methods for dynamic planning in logistics for identification of potential improvements in network and urban planning This deliverable will further characterize different optimization models and define a set of benchmarks and datasets for testing and validation of the algorithms

Advanced models and methods for dynamic planning in last mile logistics

Mathematical models for Dynamic planning last mile logistics handling 1 Demand 2 Multimodal fleet and 3 SmartroutesThis deliverable aims at describing the new designed mathematical models for dynamic planning of lastmile logistics considering the three pillars of demand multimodal fleet and smartroutes

RAR. Regular Activity Public Report - year 4

Annual follow up of the project execution and assessment of the progress level for the year 4 of the SENATOR project in Task 8.2

Business Models Canvas and CBA Analysis Report 1 (Public)

Summary of the above report D64 which will focus on making appropriate information outputs available to stakeholders outside the project while respecting issues of commercial confidentiality

IPR and Knowledge Management Strategy Report 1 (Public)

Summary of the above report D68 which will focus on making appropriate information outputs available to stakeholders outside the project while respecting issues of commercial confidentiality

Best practice catalogue

Analysis of current status of logistics in SENATOR cities based on workshops organised with ZGZ DCC CORREOS and local interested stakeholders to identify best practice and wishesneeds

Dashboard solution design

Design of the global Dashboard of the SENATOR platform including a visualization tool supported on open source GIS configure an advanced web app to visualize data for ataglance decision making engaging view of data from the other partners

SULP guidelines

Guidelines for SULP Sustainable Urban Logistics Plan drafting based on previous tasks and lessons learnt from workshops as well as duly inspiredin correlation with urban SUMPs

Feedback from ZGZ and DUBLIN about first usage of the SENATOR dynamic planning tool

Evaluation reports of scenarios and lessons learned in ZGZ and DCC local frameworks using the dynamicmachine learning planning tools compared with former logistic planning tools and methodologiesTask 25

Business environment analysis: technical and market-regulatory recommendations Report 1

Technical and marketregulatory recommendations for integrated flexibility services including market barriers SWOT analysis and stakeholder interests This deliverable will set out an initial view on the business environment within which the SENATOR services would be provided considering both policyregulatory and marketbased issues It will include the results of stakeholder analysis setting out their key interests and how they may conflict with those of other groups

SENATOR architecture and detailed design

Definition of the systems architecture comprising the four fundamental modules of the SENATOR platform The aim of this document is to present a detailed description of the Senator ICT platform The document focuses on definition of required data models specification of the architecture of the different modules than make up the Senator ICT platform and the Communications middleware and the Global Dashboard design The modules included in the Senator ICT platform are 1 Ondemand Platform manager 2 Multimodal Fleet Manager 3 Smart Routes Manager and 4 Diagnosis of Urban Infrastructure

Business environment analysis: technical and market-regulatory recommendations Report 3

Technical and market-regulatory recommendations for integrated flexibility services, including market barriers, SWOT analysis and stakeholder interests. This deliverable will set out a final view on the business environment within which the SENATOR services would be provided based on the results of research during the whole project. It will considerboth policy/regulatory and market-based issues and the results of final stakeholder analysis, including the results of a workshop in M36. This deliverable will set out the business environment within which the final technical deliverables will be developed up to the end of the project.

Report on Dissemination and Communication activities Report 3

Followup of the Dissemination and Communication activities impact carried out at M36 in Task 71

Report on Dissemination and Communication activities Report 2

Follow-up of the Dissemination and Communication activities (impact) carried out at M24 in Task 7.1

Report on Dissemination and Communication activities Report 1

Followup of the Dissemination and Communication activities impact carried out at M12 in Task 71

Portfolio of success stories Report 1

Portfolio including success stories related to the dissemination and communication activities of the SENATOR project at M36 in Task 71

Dashboard code

Detailed code for the Dashboard solution: repository in GITHUB. The project repository will contain all of the project's files and stores each file's revision history.

Publications

An Artificial Intelligence-based software module for the optimization of collaborative delivery in last-mile logistics

Author(s): Jenny Fajardo-Calderin, Antonio D. Masegosa1, Maria Pilar Elejoste, Asier Moreno Emborujo, Xabier Cantero-Lopez and Ignacio Angulo. 1. Deusto Institute of Technology (DeustoTech), Faculty of Engineering, University of Deusto, 48007 Bilbao, Spain; 2. IKERBASQUE, Basque Foundation for Science, 48013 Bilbao, Spain Corresponding author: fajardo.jenny@deusto.es
Published in: IPIC 2023, 2023
Publisher: IPIC 2023

Optimization and Machine Learning Applied to Last-Mile Logistics: A Review

Author(s): Giuffrida, Nadia, Jenny Fajardo-Calderin, Antonio D. Masegosa, Frank Werner, Margarete Steudter, and Francesco Pilla.
Published in: MDPI, 2022, ISSN 2071-1050
Publisher: MDPI Open Access Publishing
DOI: 10.3390/su14095329

A hybrid decision making support method for parcel lockers location selection

Author(s): Sarbast Moslem, Francesco Pilla
Published in: Research in Transportation Economics, 2023, ISSN 0739-8859
Publisher: JAI Press
DOI: 10.1016/j.retrec.2023.101320

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