The research of GROG team focuses both on theoretical work related to Operational Research (OR) tools and models and on applied issues in partnership with companies, local authorities, local associations, and research organizations. GROG team’s work is structured around three thematic areas: (1) industrial systems (in transition or traditional), (2) territorial and community issues, and (3) OR and decision support tools.
The team conducts research into industrial systems, mainly through CIFRE Ph.D theses, in connection with palletizing, lean manufacturing, and scheduling. It also studies territorial issues such as agricultural logistics, material flows, and home healthcare. In urban logistics, work focuses on shared vehicles, waste collection, and multimodal itineraries. Energy is another major area, with studies on electric bus charging and energy systems. All of this research integrates sustainable development issues by reconciling social, environmental, and economic performance. ongoing
Or recent projects
- Personalized classification of routes using public transportation
- Methodology for deploying circularity in a supply chain: application to electric vehicle batteries. Joint planning and scheduling in systems with sequence-dependent batch changeover.
- Optmization of heterogeneous palletizing plans.
- Lot sizing with remanufacturing and consideration of two sales markets
- Study of the statistical properties of PLS regression.
- Generation of Graphical models.
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Operations research, supply chain, routing, network design