CECOL 2024
Conference programme
22 April 2024, 1st day
13.00-14.00: Registration (Hotel Palace Adinistration)
Moderator: Dr. Katalin Voith
Voiceover interpreter: Boglárka Gizella Kovács
14.00-14.30: Opening ceremony (Beatrix Hall)
Prof. Dr. Péter Tamás
Full professor, Vice-Dean, Head of Institute of Logistics at University of Miskolc, Hungary
Prof. Dr. Péter Szűcs
Vice-rector of University of Miskolc, Hungary
Prof. Dr. Zoltán Siménfalvi
Full professor, Dean of Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Informatics, Hungary
Prof. i. R. Dr. -Ing. habil. Dr. h.c. Friedrich Krause
Professor emeritus of ILM of Otto von Guercike University Magdeburg, Germany
Dr. Krisztina Bárdos
CEO of Scientific Society for Mechanical Engineering, Hungary
14.30-14.45: Signing of the Strategic Cooperation Agreement (University of Miskolc - East-West Gate)
János Tálosi, CEO of East-West Gate, Intermodal Logistics Service Provider Plc.
Prof. Dr. Péter Szűcs, Vice-rector of University of Miskolc
Prof. Dr. Zoltán Siménfalvi, Dean of Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Informatics at Uni. of Miskolc
Prof. Dr. Péter Tamás, Vice-Dean, Head of Institute of Logistics at University of Miskolc
14.45-15.35: Plenary session I. (Beatrix Hall)
14.45-15.10
Prof. h. c. Elke Glistau
Senior Researcher, Gastprofessor at Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg, Germany
Logistics as a Science and the Formation of Logistic Thinking
15.10-15.35
László Fükő
Executive Director at Robert Bosch Power Tool Kft., Hungary
Practical Experiences of Digitalization and Automation in Logistics
15.35-15.50: Coffee break (Anjou Hall)
15.50-17.30: Plenary session II. (Beatrix Hall)
15.50-16.15
Prof.h.c. Dr. Christian Landschützer
Professor, deputy head of Institute of Logistics Engineering at Graz University of Technology, Austria
From Global Trends via Logistics to Technology by Some Examples
16.15-16.40
János Tálosi
CEO of East-West Gate, Intermodal Logistics Service Provider Plc.
Technological Revolution at East-West Intermodal Logistics Service Ltd.: Establishing the Logistics of the New 5G Era (Technológiai forradalom az East-West Intermodális Logisztikai Szolgáltató Zrt-nél: az új 5G-korszak logisztikájának megteremtése)
16.40-17.05
Prof. Dr. Akylbek Umetaliev & Mukanov Tynchtyk Askerovich
Dean of School of Logistics at Kyrgyz State Technical University named I. Razzakova, Kyrgyzstan & Teacher at Kyrgyz State Technical University named I. Razzakova, Kyrgyzstan
Advanced technologies for Sustainable Supply Chain: A Bibliometric network analysis Web of science - based papers for the period of 2014-2023
17.05-17.30
Prof. Dr. Henning Strubelt
Full Professor, University of Applied Sciences Bremerhaven
Autonomous Delivery Robots for Last-mile Parcel Delivery - Current Status
17.30-17.45: Coffee break (Anjou Hall)
17.45-19.20: Plenary session III. (Beatrix Hall)
17.45-18.00
Prof. h. c. Dr. Christian Landschützer & Prof. Dr. Péter Tamás
Celebration of the 10-year collaboration between the Institute of Logistics of the University of Miskolc and the Institute of Logistics Engineering of Graz University of Technology
18.00-18.20
Prof. Dr. Béla Illés & Prof. Dr. Péter Tamás
Celebration of the 40-year anniversary of the Logistics Field at the University of Miskolc
18.20-18.40
Prof. h. c. Dr. Elke Glistau & Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andre Katterfeld
Celebration of the 60-year anniversary of the collaboration between the University of Miskolc and the Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg
18.40-19.20
Prof. Dr. Péter Tamás
Celebration of 70th Birthday of Prof. Dr. Béla Illés & Greetings from guests
19.30-21.30: Gala dinner (Hunyadi Hall)
23 April 2024, 2nd day
09.00-09.30: Registration (Hotel Palace Adinistration)
09.30-11.45: Session section 1&2. (Beatrix & Reneszánsz Hall)
Section 1: Digitalisation in logistics (Beatrix Hall)
Keywords: logistics 4.0, data-driven forecasting and planning, automation and robotics, smart factories
Chairman: Prof. Dr. Dirk Sackmann, Full Professor
Secretary: Dr. Róbert Skapinyecz, Associate Professor
09.30-09.45
Róbert Magyar
Academic Relations & Training Manager, GS1 Hungary Kft.
Digital Product Passport : Enabling sustainable products with QR Codes
09.45-10.00
Dr. Róbert Skapinyecz
Associate professor, Institute of Logistics, University of Miskolc
Analysis of Rule-based Algorithms for Collision Avoidance of AGVs in a Discrete Event Simulation Environment
10.00-10.15
Sándor Nagy
CEO, Nasa Corporation Kft.
Comparative analysis of warehouse tracking systems
10.15-10.30
Prof. Dr. Dirk Sackmann
Professor for Operations and Supply Chain Management, Merseburg University of Applied Sciences
Digitalisation Challenges in Food Supply Chains
10.30-10.45
Dr. Adrienn Boldizsár
Senior researcher, KTI Hungarian Institute of Transportation Science and Logistics
Examination of Domestic Transport Parameters in the Light of Road Freight Transport
10.45-11.00
Dr. Gábor Nagy
Senior lecturer, Institute of Logistics, University of Miskolc
Navigating uncharted waters: Black Swan Events and Global Supply Chain Resilience
11.00-11.15
Ervin Hangrad
CEO, Blue Drive Tech MHE Kft.
Introducing VANLIFT Self-Loading Equipment
11.15-11.30
Petra Molnár-Major
PhD student, Department of Material Handling and Logistics Systems, Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Quantification of Transparency in the Digitization of Intralogistics Material Flow Processes
11.30-11.45
Prof. Dr. Sebastian Trojahn
Associate professor, Hochschule Anhalt
Ready for robots - How to Make Our Cities Fit for Delivery Robots and Autonomous Driving
Section 2: Logistics networks and systems (Reneszánsz Hall)
Keywords: first-mile and last-mile logistics, data-driven transport systems, supply chain management, intelligent manufacturing systems
Chairman: Prof. h.c. Dr. László Vida, Professor
Secretary: Dr. Péter Telek, Associate Professor
09.30-09.45
Prof. h.c. Dr. Laszló Vida
CEO, Hevterv Kft.
Example of modal shift in the South-East Hungary region
09.45-10.00
Prof. Dr. Cumhur Dülger
Full Time lecturer, Anadolu University and Hochschule Magdeburg-Stendal
An Analyzing: Positive Externalities of Waste Transporting Stations in The Metropolitans Cities
10.00-10.15
Dr. János Juhász
Senior lecturer, Institute of Logistics, University of Miskolc
Implementation of Ship-to-Sequence Supply Strategies
10.15-10.30
Lissette Concepción Maure
PhD student, Institute of Logistics, University of Miskolc
Resilience and Sustainability in Supply Chains: A Systematic Literature Review and a Research Agenda
10.30-10.45
Dr. Ireneusz Kaczmar
Associate professor, State University of Applied Sciences in Przemyśl, Poland
Application of AHP/ANP Methods in the Raspberry Fruit Cultivation Process
10.45-11.00
Dr. Ákos Cservenák
Senior lecturer, Institute of Logistics, University of Miskolc
Use of AGV Routes in Forecasting Logistics Processes
11.00-11.15
Dr. Péter Telek
Associate professor, Institute of Logistics, University of Miskolc
Comparison of Planning Features of Different Material Handling Systems
11.15-11.30
Róbert Magyar & Tamás Bátori
Academic Relations & Training Manager, GS1 Hungary Kft. & Branch Office Manager, IBCS Hungary
Making AIDC and the latest intralogistics technologies tangible in education
11.30-11.45
Dr. Ákos Tóth
Associate professor, vice dean for study affairs, NJE GAMF
Establishing Logistics Start-Up Companies: The Role of Institutions
11.45-12.45: Lunch (Hunyadi Hall)
12.45-13.15: Registration (Hotel Palace Adinistration)
13.15-15.45: Session section 3 & 4. (Beatrix & Reneszánsz Hall)
Section 3. Logistics simulation and modelling & Green logisitcs (Beatrix Hall)
Keywords: simulation-based efficiency improvement, digital twin, VR/AR, transport systems simulation, smart cities, circular economy, electromobility, recycling logistics
Chairman: Prof.h.c. Dr. Christian Landschützer, Professor
Secretary: Ernesto González Cabrera, PhD Student
13.15-13.30
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andre Katterfeld
Professor for Materials Handling, Vice Dean of Faculty for Mechanical Engineering
Logistics of Bulk Materials Handling - Challenges for an Holistic Simulation Approach
13.30-13.45
Zsolt Molnár
Senior consultant, graphIT Kft.
Design Methodology for the Control Logic of Flexible Production Systems and Related Logistics
13.45-14.00
Dr. Daynier Rolando Delgado Sobrino
Associate Professor, Slovak Univerity of Technology in Bratislava, Trnava STU
A Complex take into the Autonomous Supply Process to Workplaces in Manufacturing Companies: A Particular Case Study Supported by the Use of Tecnomatix Plant Simulation
14.00-14.15
Hermans Marc
Simulation engineer, Audi Hungaria Zrt.
OEE as a Tool for Stability and Continuity
14.15-14.30
Zainab Ali
PhD Researcher, Institute of Machine and Product Design, University of Miskolc
Exploring the Impact of Surface Roughness on Ship Performance in the Maritime Logistics Context
14.30-14.45
Prof. Dr. Natalya Shramenko
Researcher, Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences, Baden-Württemberg Institute of Sustainable Mobility
Cargo Bikes for Sustainable City Logistics Systems: Optimizing Distribution Routes in a Dynamic Environment
14.45-15.00
Vince Kruchina
CEO President of the Board, VOLÁNBUSZ Co. Ltd.
The Role of Degradation of Electric Bus Traction Batteries on Their Second Life and Thus on the Total Cost of Ownership of These Vehicles
15.00-15.15
Ernesto González Cabrera
PhD student, Institute of Logistics, University of Miskolc
Establishing Variables and Constraints for Efficient Energy Distribution
Assistant lecturer, Institute of Machine Tools and Mechatronics, University of Miskolc
Application of Alternating Current Hydraulic Drive in Material Handling
15.30-15.45
Laszló Seres
CEO of DO-SMART Ltd.
The Relationship Between Solar Systems and Logistics in the Future
Section 4. Optimisation of logistics systems and Artificial intelligence in logistics (Reneszansz Hall)
Keywords: large-scale systems design, real-time optimization in logistics, artificial intelligence in optimization, optimization algorithms
Chairman: Prof. Dr. Tamás Bányai, Full Professor
Secretary: Dr. Péter Veres, Assistant Professor
13.15-13.30
Prof. Dr. Norge-Isaias Coello-Machado
Full Professor, Universidad Central "Marta Abreu" de Las Villas
Logistics 4.0 in the Manufacturing Company: Potentials, Solutions and Current Examples from Logistics and Production
13.30-13.45
Prof. Dr. Tamás Bányai
Full professor, Institute of Logistics at University of Miskolc
Black-hole Heuristics-based Clustering for Milk-run Optimization
13.45-14.00
Dr. Marwa Ben Othmen
PhD Student and researcher, Corvinus University of Budapest
The Role of Emerging Technologies in Enhancing Transparency in Humanitarian Logistics: systematic literature review between 2010 and 2023
14.00-14.15
Dr. Ágota Bányai
Associate professor, Institute of Logistics, University of Miskolc
Modelling of Cross-Docking Terminal-Based Supply Chain Solutions in Industry 4.0 Era
14.15-14.30
Miklós Szabó
Technical assistant, Széchenyi István University
Storage Location Assignment in Indirect-access Storage Systems
14.30-14.45
Dr. Szabolcs Szentesi
Senior lecturer, Institute of Logistics, University of Miskolc
Possibility of Using Hybrid Stock Mechanisms for Commission Sales and Manufacturing Companies
14.45-15.00
Krisztián Mihály
Assistant lecturer, Department of Information Engineering, University of Miskolc
Solving Logistics Scheduling Problems Using an Extended Many-project Optimization Model
15.00-15.15
Hizba Muhammad Sadida
PhD student, Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Applicability of an Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS) for the Material Handling Equipment Selection Problem
15.15-15.30
Dr. Péter Veres
Senior lecturer, Institute of Logistics, University of Miskolc
The Opportunities and Possibilities of Artificial Intelligence in Logistic Systems: Principles and Techniques
15.30-15.45
Prof. Dr. László Kovács
Full Professor, University of Miskolc
Neural Networks for Vehicle Routing Problem
15.45-16.00: Coffee break (Anjou Hall)
16.00-18.30: Free time program and the opportunity to visit the attractions of Lillafured.
18.30-20.30: Dinner (Mátyas Hall)
24 April 2024, 3rd day
Trip to Szilvásvárad
Departure to the tour: 08.30
08.30 University of Miskolc Main Entrance - Hotel Palota Lillafüred (9.00) - Szilvásvárad (10.00)
Return: 14.00
Szilvásvárad parking lot (14.00) - University of Miskolc (15.15) - Hotel Palota Lillafüred (15.45)
Szilvásvárad:
Experience the charm of Szilvásvárad, Hungary, nestled in the beautiful Bükk Mountains. This delightful town offers a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation, promising an unforgettable getaway.
Trip Highlights:
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Waterfall Excursion: Let's explore Szalajka Valley together and be amazed by the breathtaking Szalajka Waterfall, surrounded by lush greenery.
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Lookout Point: Get ready for stunning panoramic views! We'll climb Szilváskő to take in the beauty of the Bükk Mountains and the picturesque landscape below.
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Valley Exploration: Wander through the enchanting trails of Szalajka Valley, where we'll discover serene forests, babbling streams, and captivating rock formations.
Local Culinary Delights: No trip is complete without tasting the local cuisine! We'll treat ourselves to a delicious meal, enjoying traditional Hungarian flavors and warm hospitality.
Get ready to immerse yourself in the magic of Szilvásvárad as we create cherished memories amidst its natural wonders and cultural treasures.
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