| Day 0
Arrival / Welcome Day |
Day 1
Challenge Day |
Day 2
Exchanging Ideas |
Day 3
Excursion Day |
Day 4
ECoL Topics Working Groups |
Day 5
ECoL Topics Working Groups |
Day 6
Closing Event |
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| Arrival and Hostel Check-in | ECoL Strategy Presentations of host scientists | Wrap-up of day 1 Presentations by professors & participants | Excursion: Port of Duisburg “duisport”
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Wrap-up of days 2-3
Introduction by professors Working groups regarding the ECoL topics |
3 parallel working groups with mentors | General wrap-up
Presentations of working groups |
| Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | |
| Get-to-know | Statements- Guest speakers from public policy, industry and science
Wrap-up |
Presentations by participants
Round table discussion |
Excursion: “logport”
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Working groups regarding the ECoL topics
Round table discussion |
3 parallel working groups with mentors
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Conclusions and outlook
Granting of certificates Farewell Coffee |
| Free time | Welcome reception | Social event | Social/cultural event | Social/cultural event | Free time |
Topics of 3 Parallel Working Groups:
1. Energy Hub – Prof. Dr. Michael Manitz (UDE) & Prof. Dr. -Ing. Bernd Noche (UDE)
Logistics, from the point of view of Supply Chain Management, considers the optimized flow of goods. It is no secret that this process can only be managed having valid and current information. However more means have to be considered such as:
– Flow of financial means
– Provision of energy
– Governance obligations
– Safety and security
Some of these means are at the same time Supply Chain Management and Infrastructure. The energy provision has to consider both aspects. On the one hand we see products such as oil, gas, waste and others providing different products related to energy. On the other hand we have to provide electricity in networks, we need pipelines and tanks, windmills and photovoltaic equipment.
Infrastructure projects are having a long-term impact on our environment and cannot be designed considering only the current demand. They have to consider e.g. future developments and needs, trends and technologies. Electro-mobility needs availability of electricity nearly everywhere at any time. Atomic waste needs a concept for long-term storing.
We need criteria for a decision making which energy is needed, where to place the installations, how to develop a sustainable pricing and at the same time not destroying our environment.
An access for answering these tasks can be found by considering different types of demand and energy and ways of providing supply.
-Is it possible to find general patterns which help us to make decisions?
-Which methods and models do we need?
-Which industry needs which energy and should we reject some industries because of their energy hunger (such as aluminium industry)?
-Do we have a global or a regional or a local problem?
-Should we develop centralized or decentralized systems?
-Which questions have to be decided by our society?
-Should we favor some types of energy?
-Which risks and stresses are acceptable?
The goal of the workshop group could be development of a green paper which structures the problem of energy supply and tries to define guidelines for answering the mentioned questions.
2. Urban Hub – Prof. Dr. Metin Türkay (Koç University)
Urban Hub brings together multiple activities in a comprehensive manner for supporting the economic, residential, social, cultural, recreational, educational and health related needs of citizens in urban setting. Bringing together all of these diverse functions needs innovative spatial design, effective planning and efficient support from transportation and logistics. This topic aims to discuss the design, planning and operational requirements and approaches that are essential in realization of Urban Hubs. Successful examples of this idea will also be examined in detail.
3. Digital / Service Hub – Prof. Dr. Thomas Hanke (FOM)
The working group Digital/ Service Hub will focus on the improvement of information gathering, processing and sharing to enable services and solutions to improve efficiency within an intermodal door-to-door transport chain, and significantly reduce negative environmental impacts of the logistics chain. The internet and in particular the “Internet of Things” is expected to change the way the world does business. The working group will further develop and leverage these technologies to enable connection of smart objects in the logistics sector. Among others, the working group will therefore also consider technological enablers, services, solutions and decision support systems to tackle opportunities for decarbonisation of the door-to-door logistics chain, such as dynamic traffic management, interconnection capabilities among hubs and network stakeholders, or cross-organization information sharing while preserving privacy and fair competition.
Detailed Programme:
Day 0 (Sunday)
Arrival and welcoming of participants
Day 1 (Monday)
10:00-11:30 Welcome speeches and introduction to ECoL
1. Welcome & Introduction — Prof. Dr. Michael Manitz (UDE)
2. ECoL Strategy — Prof. Dr. Metin Türkay (Koç University)
11:30-12:00 “Climate change impact on food supply chains” — PD Dr. Ani Melkonyan (UDE)
12:00-13:00 Lunch
13:00-14:30 Statements Science, Public Policy, Industry/Practice
13:00-13:30 “Evolution of Ports and Inland Navigation – Exemplified by state-of-the-art Bilge Deoiling”
— Dr. Stephan Convent (Rhenus SE & Co. KG)
13:30-14:00 “Port Development in North Rhine-Westphalia” — Gunnar Platz (Planco Consulting GmbH)
14:00-14:30 “Artificial Divide: The New Challenge of Human-Artificial Performance in Logistics”
— Prof. Dr. Matthias Klumpp (FOM)
14:30-15:00 Coffee Break
15:00-16:00 Statements Science, Public Policy, Industry/Practice
15:00-15:30 “Port challenges in today‘s global supply chains” — Dr. Dieter Lindenblatt (Port of Antwerp)
15:30-16:00 “Inland ships for the future – technical and economic challenges” — Dr. Rupert Henn (DST)
16:00-16:30 Wrap-Up — Prof. Dr. Michael Manitz (UDE) & Prof. Dr. Metin Türkay (Koç University)
16:30-19:00 Welcome Reception at UDE — Sponsored by duisport
19:00- Free Time
Day 2 (Tuesday)
09:30-10:00 Wrap-Up of Day 1 — Prof. Dr. Michael Manitz (UDE) & Prof. Dr. Metin Türkay (Koç University)
10:00-11:00 “Perceptions, Imaginaries, Identities: The Role of ‘Soft’ Factors for Urban Infrastructures”
— Prof. Dr. Jens Martin Gurr (UDE)
11:00-12:00 Students with 5-10 min presentations for each in these fields:
1. Energy Hub – starts with a short introduction by Prof. Dr. Michael Manitz (UDE)
2. Urban Hub – starts with a short introduction by Prof. Dr. Metin Türkay (Koç University)
3. Digital / Service Hub – starts with a short introduction by Prof. Dr. Thomas Hanke (FOM)
12:00-13:00 Lunch
13:00-15:00 Students with 5-10 min presentations for each in abovementioned topics
15:00-15:30 Coffee Break
15:30-17:30 Round Table Discussion (Regarding the presentations, clustering ideas) with Prof. Dr. Michael Manitz (UDE) &
Prof. Dr. Metin Türkay (Koç University) & Prof. Dr. Thomas Hanke (FOM)
17:30-18:00 Formation of working groups regarding the ECoL 2016 topics
18:00- Social Event (Inner Harbour)
Day 3 (Wednesday)
09:00-10:00 Meeting at “hostel/campus” for bus ride to the Port of Duisburg – duisport
10:00-12:00 Visiting duisport — Lars Nennhaus (duisport), Jan-Christoph Maass (duisport), Johannes Franke (duisport),
presentation of duisport at duisport headquarters
12:00-13:00 Lunch (at duisport headquarters)
13:00-14:00 Site visit – port area Ruhrort
14:00-15:00 Visiting the CKD centre of Schnellecke Logistics
15:00-17:00 Site visit – logport I and logport III
17:00- Social and Cultural Event (Landschaftspark Duisburg)
Day 4 (Thursday)
09:30-10:00 Wrap-up of the days 2-3
10:00-10:30 Introduction by professors
10:30-12:00 3 Parallel working groups in following topics:
1. Energy Hub – Prof. Dr. -Ing. Bernd Noche (UDE)
2. Urban Hub – Prof. Dr. Metin Türkay (Koç University)
3. Digital / Service Hub – Prof. Dr. Thomas Hanke (FOM)
12:00-13:00 Lunch
13:00-16:00 3 Parallel working groups in abovementioned topics
16:00-18:00 Round table discussion
18:00- Social and Cultural Event (Bicycletour)
Day 5 (Friday)
09:30-12:00 Working groups regarding the ECoL 2016 topics
12:00-14:00 Lunch
14:00-18:30 Working groups regarding the ECoL 2016 topics
18:30- Free Time
Day 6 (Saturday)
09:00-10:30 General wrap-up — Prof. Dr. Bernd Noche (UDE) & Prof. Dr. Metin Türkay (Koç University)
10:30-12:00 Working Groups’ Presentations 10-20 min.
12:00-13:00 Lunch
13:00-15:30 Conclusions and outlook, granting of certificates — Prof. Dr. Bernd Noche (UDE) & Prof. Dr. Metin Türkay (Koç University)
15:30- Farewell Coffee
Summer School Excursions:
1. duisport: As a trimodal hub, duisport is the largest inland logistics hub in Europe. In scope of our 2016 summer school on Emerging Concepts of Logistics – Port of the Future, we’ll be visiting the compund of duisport. Here you can find detailed information about duisport. We’ll also visit logport, which is a successful example of brownfield recycling within the premises of duisport and transforms & repurposes idle zones into logistics areas and real estate development projects. Here you can find detailed information about the logport.
2. Schnellecke: With more than 18,000 employees and 50 company sites worldwide, Schnellecke is one of the leading logistics companies. We’ll visit their CKD Center (Completely Knocked Down) of the company’s Duisburg premises that focuses on automotive logistics, in scope of our summer school. Here you can find detailed information about Schnellecke.
Social / Cultural Events:
Following excursions are planned:
1. Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord
Here you can find detailed information about the park.
2. Duisburg Inner Harbour
Here you can find detailed information about the inner harbour.
3. Bicycle Tour
Here you can find a detailed map showing the landmarks of Duisburg throughout the planned bicycle tour route.
