Accepted papers will be presented within the LogDynamics conference. A preliminary agenda is available at LDIC 2014.
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Watch out for ImViReLL 2014
Logistics research has seen a technology push over the last years. Established material handling technologies have been complemented by ubiquitous technologies such as Auto-ID, Sensors and decentralized processing capabilities. The technical complexity is still growing, thus leading to a situation where businesses are sometimes overstrained by the possible potentials on the one hand and unclear benefits on the other.
Logistics labs promise to overcome this gap – in applied research as well as in education – and serve as a place for hands-on experience. On the one hand, the concrete forms of experiments, testing and development possibilities are numerous, but on the other hand, the efforts for establishing a lab and keeping it vital are huge. The goal of the conference is to focus on lab-based research and education, evaluate their impact in research and education and investigate specific demands, opportunities and challenges. ImViReLL 2014 provides a venue for researchers from academia and industry interested in future-oriented logistics labs as a nucleus for innovation. The conference addresses research in logistics from a wide range of fields, e.g. retail, engineering, computer science, distributed education and collaborative research. This academic conference will be held in combination (parallel sessions) with the 4th International conference on Dynamics in Logistics (LDIC’2014, http://www.ldic-conference.org/) – registration will allow access to both conferences! The conference will take place between February 10th and 14th, 2014 in Bremen, Germany. |
Objective of the ConferenceThe goal of the conference is to evaluate the impact of lab-based research in logistics. The following topics should be considered:
lab-based:
lab-centric:
technology-centric:
impact on:
educational implications:
Submission Papers submitted to the conference must contain original research and should not exceed twelve pages. Papers must be provided in MS Word format. Simultaneous submission to other conferences with proceedings or submission of material that has already been published elsewhere is not allowed. All accepted full papers will be published in the Springer Conference Proceedings. See the corresponding Springer layout guidelines (CCIS/LNCS) for further layout / style informations. We would especially like to encourage live (remote) demonstrations as well as video contributions during the conference to illustrate lab-based research. Key Dates
Committees Conference Chairs
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The proceedings of the Virtual Logistics Lab Poster Session at ImViRell’12 can be downloaded for free
The proceedings (student papers) of the Virtual Logistics Lab Poster Session at ImViRell’12 can be downloaded for free from the TZI-website. The papers have been written as part of the Virtual Logistics Lab student project.
Proceedings are available at Springer, Amazon and others…
Preliminary conference agenda available
The preliminary agenda for LDIC & ImViReLL may now be downloaded here.
Extended deadline: November 21st, 2011
The deadline for paper submissions to ImViReLL has been extended to November 21st, 2011.
Submission and registration is now enabled
Conference announcement – Call for Papers
The importance of logistics labs in supporting the transition from fundamental to applied research is undisputed. Lately, the Internet (of Things) has changed the scope of these labs. On the one hand the Internet of Things is addressed as a research topic in these labs. On the other hand the Internet supports virtualisation of testing infrastructures and remote access to logistics labs for increased collaboration between researchers across different research disciplines and locations. The goal of the conference is to focus on lab-based research and education, evaluate their impact in research and education and investigate specific demands, opportunities and challenges.
ImViReLL 2012 provides a venue for researchers from academia and industry interested in future-oriented logistics labs as a nucleus for innovation. The conference addresses research in logistics from a wide range of fields, e.g. engineering, computer science, distributed education and collaborative research.
The conference is hosted by the Bremen Research Cluster for Dynamics in Logistics (LogDynamics) at the University of Bremen. The conference will be held in combination (parallel sessions) with the 3rd International Conference on Dynamics in Logistics (LDIC’2012) – registration will allow access to both conferences! The conference will take place between February 27th and March 2nd, 2012 in Bremen, Germany (UNESCO cultural World Heritage sites: town hall and Roland statue).
Key Dates
- Submission of papers: November 21, 2011
- Notification of acceptance: December 19, 2011
- Camera ready versions due: January 9, 2012
- Main conference: February 28 – March 1, 2012
- Conference with satellite events: February 27 – March 2, 2012