
Tom Assmann- Doctor of Engineering
- Group Leader at Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg
Tom Assmann
- Doctor of Engineering
- Group Leader at Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg
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Introduction
Tom Assmann currently works at the Department of Logistics and Material Handling Systems, Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg. Tom is engaged in research in Transport Economics, Transportation Engineering, Urban Logistics and Cargo Bikes.
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Zusammenfassung
Radlogistik ist ein Baustein für (fast) alle Logistiksektoren in der Stadt. Dieses Kapitel gibt eine Einführung über die Logistik in der Stadt, Geschäftsmodelle der Logistik und stellt vertieft die Logistiksektoren mit Eignung für die Radlogistik und deren Dienstleistungen dar.
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Die Radlogistik ist auch eine öffentliche Planungsaufgabe. Zwar werden Transportdienstleistungen in der Regel von privaten Unternehmen geplant und ausgeführt, doch die Städte und Gemeinden haben dennoch Einfluss auf das System des Urbanen Güterverkehrs. Dieses Kapitel beschreibt, wie die Radlogistik in der strategischen Güterverkehr...
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Radlogistik ist ein Baustein zur nachhaltigen Gestaltung der ersten- und letzten Meile von Logistiksystemen und -ketten. Zur Umsetzung werden neue Logistikknoten in der Stadt benötigt, an denen auf das Lastenrad umgeschlagen werden kann. Das Kapitel gibt einen Überblick über Logistiksysteme, die verschiedenen Umschlagsknoten und wie...
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Obwohl das Lastenrad als Verkehrs- und Transportmittel im europäischen Raum seit über 100 Jahren bekannt ist, wirft die rechtliche und regulatorische Situation vielfältige Fragen bei Nutzer:innen, Planer:innen und Bürger:innen auf. Grundsätzlich ist hier festzustellen, dass das Lastenrad ein Fahrrad mit allen Rechten und Pflichten i...
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Urbane Logistikplanung steht und fällt mit einer guten Akteurseinbindung. Das Kapitel gibt einen Überblick über die Akteure, zeigt, wie diese Akteure in kommunale Verkehrs- und Logistikplanungsprozesse eingebunden werden können und vertieft dies abschließend mit Praxiswissen aus vielfältigen Beratungsprojekten zur erfolgreichen Einb...
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Die Planung von Radlogistik ist bisher eine einzelfallbezogene Maßnahmenplanung. Das Kapitel stellt den Planungsprozess für Umschlagspunkte für die Radlogistik als kooperativen Prozess zwischen Logistik und Stadt dar. Im Folgenden gibt es einen Ausblick, wie Logistikplanung systematisch im Rahmen kommunaler Planung realisiert werden...
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Lastenräder und Radlogistik werden seit ca. 10 Jahren als Lösungsraum für die urbane Logistik wiederendeckt. Dieses Kapitel stellt kurz dar, in welchen Nischen das Transportmittel die Zeit nach dem 2. Weltkrieg überdauert hat und zeichnet danach die Stationen und Ereignisse der Renaissance nach. Abgeschlossen wird mit einem Blick au...
Mobility hubs can contribute to a user-friendly and sustainable mobility by facilitating the use of public transport and shared services. Despite their potential, the planning of such hubs is often hampered by inefficiencies , as planning is done on a case-by-case basis. This is further complicated by data limitations and the lack of appropriate pl...
Bike sharing systems have become a sustainable alternative to motorized private transport in urban areas. However, users often face high costs and availability issues due to the operational effort required to redistribute bicycles between stations. For addressing those issues, the AuRa (Autonomes Rad, Eng. Autonomous Bicycle) project introduces a n...
Due to technological advancements and the ever-increasing demand for sustainable modes of transport, research on autonomous driving, shared mobility, and micro-mobility has gained interest, particularly in urban mobility. To facilitate such transport modes, systems like bike-sharing, car-sharing, and shared autonomous cars are implemented. However,...
Bike-sharing systems have become a sustainable alternative to motorized private transport in urban areas. However, users often face high costs and availability issues due to the operational effort required to redistribute bicycles between stations. For addressing those issues, the AuRa project introduces a new mobility offer in terms of an on-deman...
Bike-sharing systems have been widely used as an eco-friendly mode of urban micro-mobility in metropolitan areas. The next generation of bike-sharing may use autonomous bikes to solve the problem of station imbalance. Such an on-demand shared-use self-driving bikes service (OSABS) utilizes electricity-driven self-driving cargo bikes to offer the se...
Der Einsatz von Lastenrädern ermöglicht Anbietern von Kurier-Express-und Paketdienstleistungen (KEP) insbesondere im urbanen Raum eine Alternative zur klassischen Fahrzeugflotte mit leichten Nutzfahrzeugen bis 3,5t zGG (z.B. Sprinter). Im Rahmen des Electric Adaptive Autonomous Smart deliverY (Eaasy) System Projekts wird ein adaptiv autonomes Laste...
Especially for last-mile delivery in dense urban areas, cargo-bikes have become a sustainable alternative to overcome motorized delivery vehicles' traffic and environmental disadvantages. However, as their capacity and range are lower compared to conventional delivery vehicles , there is a need for additional cargo-bike transshipment hubs near the...
Unlike autonomous car applications, the operational area of urban service autonomous robots like autonomous delivery robots (ADRs) is not clearly defined at the moment. Due to large variations in the different robot designs, specific local infrastructure and regulation, assessing the feasibility of different operational scenarios is difficult. This...
Future mobility will depend on low-emission technologies to achieve the climate targets sets and to reduce the effects of climate change. Therefore, green hydrogen can be a key component in specific mobile applications in order to provide low-emission mobility. Unlike conventional hydrogen storage, the newly developed Powerpaste does not have high...
Finding a sustainable mobility solution for the future is one of the most competitive challenges in the logistics and transportation sector nowadays. Researchers, universities, and companies are working intensively to provide novel mobility options that can be environmentally friendly and sustainable. While autonomous car-sharing services have been...
Finding a sustainable mobility solution for the future is one of the most competitive challenges in the logistics and mobility sector at present. Policymakers, researchers, and companies are working intensively to provide novel options that are environmentally friendly and sustainable. While autonomous car-sharing services have been introduced as a...
The societal mission of mitigating air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions are forcing urban agglomerations worldwide strongly greening their urban transportation systems. The global megatrend of urbanization aggravates those challenges by steadily increasing the demand for urban movements of people and goods. Recent research concludes that the...
Branchenreport zur Radlogistik Jahr 2021
Car- and Bike-sharing systems have dramatically altered mobility services in metropolitan areas in recent years. They improve flexibility and convenience for non-private car-based mobility. This transformation seems to be further revolutionized by the introduction of self-driving vehicles. Indeed, Autonomous Mobility-on-Demand (AMoD) systems are ga...
In this modern era of transportation, bike-sharing systems dynamically increased their scope as one of the main mobility components in cities. Conventional bike-sharing systems significantly impact urban mobility, and the users have more interest in the utilization of bikes for short trips. However, the conventional bike-sharing systems have no dyn...
Autonomous Driving as a possible, almost likely future of mobility offers new scenarios to move. In the present study, we take the first step to transfer the vision of mobility as a service on autonomous driving cargo bikes: users will be able to call a cargo bike, use it for multiple purposes and release it again for others to use. To ensure broad...
Mitigating climate change and improving urban livability is prompting cities to improve sustainability of urban transportation and logistics. Cargo bikes, in combination with urban transshipment points, are gaining momentum as a green last mile alternative. Although a wide body of research proves their viability in dense urban areas, knowledge abou...
Städte verfolgen auf Basis von Leipzig Charta und New Urban Agenda das Ziel der nachhaltigen, inklusiven und kompakten Stadtentwicklung. Planerisch soll es mit integrierten, bürgernahen Prozessen umgesetzt werden. Urbaner Güterverkehr, der gemessen an der Verkehrsleistung überproportional zu Treibhausgasemissionen, Luftverschmutzung und Unfällen be...
The societal mission of mitigating air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions are forcing urban agglomerations worldwide strongly greening their urban transportation systems. The global megatrend of urbanization aggravates those challenges by steadily increasing the demand for urban movements of people and goods.
Shared autonomous fleets of predomi...
Der Leitfaden gibt Kommunen und Wirtschaft Empfehlungen zur Planung von neuen, urbanen Logistiklösungen
This paper investigates the objectives of cities and logistics service providers in respect to urban logistics.
The application of (semi-)autonomous outdoor robots for delivery or transport purposes promises flexible, comfortable and cost-efficient solutions. Beside autonomous driving on an automotive level, smaller robotic systems are going to conquer footpaths and cycle tracks. The individual success of those applications depends on the geographical nature...
Global urbanization processes expedite a growing demand for more sustainability and higher liveability in cities. New logistic concepts like cargo bike schemes can be a vital means towards this goal. In this respect, both logistics planning and urban planning need to address several aspects of the urban fabric, but show a lack of holistic planning...
The current discussion of automated vehicles mainly focuses on road-based passenger cars. However, automated micro-vehicles for delivery purposes might be more lucrative and even earlier available on the market. Until now, limited research is available about the global development of automated micro-vehicles for urban logistics. This paper conducts...
Urban logistic facilities like micro consolidation centres, urban consolidation centres, or urban distribution centres are widely discussed as a means to improve urban logistic systems in terms of economic, social, and environmental viability. However, the literature is not clear on the definition, concept, role, location, and function of these fac...
Digitization and the term Industry 4.0 are widespread topics. Several approaches already exist to determine the maturity of digitization in SMEs. But in addition to the considered production in the industry, logistics as a cross-section function can and should also be considered. The digitization of logistics in companies has similar challenges as...
Ergebnisse einer Kurzbefragung unter 49 deutschen Kommunen zum Stand der Planung und Implementierung von Umschlagspunkten für Lastenräder.
Das Kapitel behandelt die Grundlagen zur Integration von Lastenfahrrädern in urbane Logistiksysteme mit Fokus auf der letzten bzw. ersten Meile. Ausgehend von den technischen Grundlagen des neuen Transportmittels wird eine konsistente Systematik der Umschlagspunkte eingeführt, auf deren Basis die Integration in verschiedene Transportketten beschrie...
The use of cargo bikes for goods deliveries represents a promising concept of urban logistics. In this contribution, a new simulation-based assessment tool integrating this emission free vehicles in urban distribution systems is presented. First, typical schemes are identified and an analysis of the underlying planning problems is conducted. Second...
This paper presents a quantitative model to determine economically viable container heights for three-wheeled rear loading cargobikes in crossdocking and intermodal truck-based last mile distribution schemes. The problem is formulated as a trade-off between fully using the available volume of either the truck or the cargobike. The results suggest t...
The presentation is presenting an MS-Excel based MonteCarlo Modell on the comparison of optimal container heights in intermodal cargobike crossdocking systems.
Lastenräder als emissionsfreies, flexibles und kleinteiliges Transportmittel besitzen ein hohes Potential zur Lösung der vielschichtigen Herausforderungen urbaner Logistiksysteme. Zur effizienten Integration in Logistik(ketten) unter einer zunehmenden Digitalisierung ist jedoch Intelligenz und Vernetzung erforderlich. Dieser Beitrag fokussiert auf...
Cargobikes are becoming a viable means of transport in urban freight systems. However the usage and integration of information and communication technologies (ICT) is still on a starting level. The paper therefore examines and classifies current cargobike models and the usage within logistics based upon a literature review and expert interviews. On...
Die Revolution der Industrie 4.0 in Verbindung mit der zunehmenden Digita-lisierung der Gesellschaft birgt ein hohes Innovationspotential für die digitale Logistik. Mit der dezentralen Vernetzung und Gestaltung der Interaktion von Menschen, Maschinen und Objekten können intelligente Logistikräume zur ganzheitlichen Betrachtung von logistischen Proz...