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<p>Created page with &quot;Infrastructure modelling is a strategic level activity to make one or more decisions on the optimum location, number and allocation of service providers. This problem has been intensively researched in academic literature and traditionally focuses on minimizing total logistics costs or maximizing profit. But in many cases the optimum may involve dealing with multiple and sometimes conflicting objectives. Recently, climate change and environmental concerns in logistics ne...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Infrastructure modelling is a strategic level activity to make one or more decisions on the optimum location, number and allocation of service providers. This problem has been intensively researched in academic literature and traditionally focuses on minimizing total logistics costs or maximizing profit. But in many cases the optimum may involve dealing with multiple and sometimes conflicting objectives. Recently, climate change and environmental concerns in logistics network design have been increasingly discussed, and such ‘green issues’ are the main concern of the present paper. Our aim is to critically examine current techniques for infrastructure modelling and/or performance evaluation on Green Logistics.<br /> <br /> <br /> Link to material: http://www.greenlogistics.org/SiteResources/70dd3785-15c4-4860-acdc-e63083273373_A%20review%20of%20infrastructure%20modelling%20for%20Green%20Logistics-%20Harris,%20Naim,%20Mumford,%202007.pdf<br /> <br /> [[Category: Infrastructure]]</div>

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