HMS 2012 - The International Conference on Harbour, Maritime & Multimodal Logistics M&S - HMS
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Deadline: April 12, 2012 | Date: September 19, 2012-September 21, 2012
Venue/Country: Wien, Austria
Updated: 2011-11-04 22:05:01 (GMT+9)
Call For Papers - CFP
The HMS Conference concentrates on applications of simulation and computer technologies to logistics, supply chain management, multimodal transportation, maritime environment and industrial logistics. HMS Conference is a traditional event and it was held successfully worldwide, usually in the surroundings of major international ports (HMS1999 Genoa, HMS2000 Portofino, HMS2001 Marseille, HMS2002 Bergeggi, HMS2003 Riga, HMS2004 Rio de Janeiro, HMS2006 Barcelona, HMS2007 Bergeggi); however HMS foundations are even older, originally a "Harbour & Maritime Transport Workshop" was included as part of Simulation in Industry Conference, Genoa (1996) and then a "Modelling and Simulation within a Maritime Environment Conference" was organized in Riga during 1998; In 2008 the Conference moved to South Italy in HMS2008, in co-location with I3M2008, the event was a great success in term of quality and attendance; the 2009 edition was very successful in the Canary Island: Tenerife Spain and the 2010 was held in Fes (Morocco). In 2011 the conference has moved in Italy. HMS 2011 has been held in Rome and it is a joint event in I3M2011, co-locating HMS2011, EMSS2011 and MAS2011.In 2012 the conference moves in Wien (Austria) and it is a joint event in I3M2012, co-locating HMS2012, EMSS2012 and MAS2012, DHSS 2012, IMAACA 2012 and I-WISH 2012In the past editions worldwide specialist had the opportunity to participate and interact to this important International Forum on Logistics.The audience includes both users, vendors and scientists operating in applying advanced techniques to supply chains, logistics and handling facilities.Keywords: Accepted papers list. Acceptance Rate. EI Compendex. Engineering Index. ISTP index. ISI index. Impact Factor.
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