Abstract Knowledge of the core structure and inherent dynamics of urban freight transport
systems is important for the development of policies, aimed at improving the livability and …

This study examines the spatial dynamics of warehouse location choice and the interplay
between e-commerce, logistics businesses, and supply chain entities in three major urban …

Brick warehouses represent interdisciplinary heritage sites developed by social, cultural,
and economic impacts. This study aimed to connect warehouse details and GIS maps in …

Research on short and long distance freight transport artificially separates the segments of
transport chains, which are interrelated and which might be better viewed as a continuum …

This paper proposes a novel analytical framework that integrates spatial statistics and
machine learning techniques to identify relationships between e-commerce and distribution …

Brick warehouses represent a form of heritage at a different level of reactivation.
Interdisciplinary exploration of social, cultural, and economic development has raised …

Logistics is one of the essential activities in the urban ecosystem that requires physical
space and interacts with other urban activities. This chapter summarizes the issues and …

Warehouses are returning to city centers in the US and Europe, reversing a decades-long
trend. This radical change is due to the desire of many e-tailers to deliver as quickly as …

The term “Seine Axis” refers to the logistics corridor organized around the Seine River,
linking its maritime entrance, symbolized by the port of Le Havre, to the Paris metropolis …