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Transport systems convey goods from the entries and sources to the exits and sinks of a logistic-, performance- or production-network. The transport good, load or freight can be gas, liquids, bulk cargo, single items or load units filled with bulk cargo, general cargo or other goods.

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    The segment strategy for the driveway optimization is an other application of the Miebach-stripe-strategy described in subsection 17.6.4 [Miebach 1971].

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  1. Strandweg 54, D-22587, Hamburg, Germany

    Dr. rer. nat. Dr.-Ing. habil. Timm Gudehus

  2. University of Bremen, Wilhelm-Herz-Strasse 12, D-28359, Bremen, Germany

    Prof. Dr. Herbert Kotzab (Chair of Business Studies and Logistics Management, International Professor Caledonian Business School, Visiting Professor Copenhagen Business School)

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Gudehus, T., Kotzab, H. (2012). Transport Systems. In: Comprehensive Logistics. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-24367-7_18

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