A Generic Modelling Framework for Last-Mile Delivery Systems

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Autores principales: Gürcan, Önder, Szczepanska, Timo, Falck, Vanja, Antosz, Patrycja, Cebeci, Merve Seher, de Bok, Michiel, Tapia, Rodrigo, Tavasszy, Lóránt
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Publicado: 2025
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author Gürcan, Önder
Szczepanska, Timo
Falck, Vanja
Antosz, Patrycja
Cebeci, Merve Seher
de Bok, Michiel
Tapia, Rodrigo
Tavasszy, Lóránt
author_facet Gürcan, Önder
Szczepanska, Timo
Falck, Vanja
Antosz, Patrycja
Cebeci, Merve Seher
de Bok, Michiel
Tapia, Rodrigo
Tavasszy, Lóránt
contents Large-scale social digital twinning projects are complex with multiple objectives. For example, a social digital twinning platform for innovative last-mile delivery solutions may aim to assess consumer delivery method choices within their social environment. However, no single tool can achieve all objectives. Different simulators exist for consumer behavior and freight transport. Therefore, we propose a high-level architecture and present a blueprint for a generic modelling framework. This includes defining modules, input/output data, and interconnections, while addressing data suitability and compatibility risks. We demonstrate the framework's effectiveness with two real-world case studies.
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spellingShingle A Generic Modelling Framework for Last-Mile Delivery Systems
Gürcan, Önder
Szczepanska, Timo
Falck, Vanja
Antosz, Patrycja
Cebeci, Merve Seher
de Bok, Michiel
Tapia, Rodrigo
Tavasszy, Lóránt
Multiagent Systems
Software Engineering
Large-scale social digital twinning projects are complex with multiple objectives. For example, a social digital twinning platform for innovative last-mile delivery solutions may aim to assess consumer delivery method choices within their social environment. However, no single tool can achieve all objectives. Different simulators exist for consumer behavior and freight transport. Therefore, we propose a high-level architecture and present a blueprint for a generic modelling framework. This includes defining modules, input/output data, and interconnections, while addressing data suitability and compatibility risks. We demonstrate the framework's effectiveness with two real-world case studies.
title A Generic Modelling Framework for Last-Mile Delivery Systems
topic Multiagent Systems
Software Engineering
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.17633