The demand for US air transport service: a chaos and nonlinearity investigation

Adrangi, Bahram; Chatrath, Arjun; Raffiee, Kambiz

doi:10.1016/s1366-5545(00)00017-x

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“…Many manuscripts focusing on the U.K. centered on buyer-supplier relationships (Robson and Rawnsley 2001) and IT (Smart 2005), or described a particular supply chain, such as the supply chains for red meat (Zokaei and Simons 2006), clothing (Adewole 2005) and agri-food (Hingley 2005). Research in the U.S. environment focused on 3PL's (Gibson and Cook 2001;Lieb and Bentz 2004;Lieb and Butner 2007), air transportation (Adrangi, Chatrath, and Raffiee 2001) and quality aspects of L&SCM (Bandyopadhyay 2005). Taiwan was the context for studies dealing with postponement (Chiou, Wu, and Hsu 2002), IT for logistics (Lin 2006), and logistics services (Lu 2000).…”

Section: Countries Investigatedmentioning

confidence: 99%

Logistics and Supply Chain Management Applications Within a Global Context: An Overview

Schoenherr

2009

J of Business Logistics

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This paper reviews 726 academic research studies covering logistics and supply chain management (L'SCM) applications within a global context. Articles are analyzed according to their publication year and outlet, common themes, and countries or regions investigated. The sample was drawn from the ABI/INFORM Global database, which includes almost 1,800 journal titles. The review offers a starting point for researchers, graduate students, faculty members or practitioners examining international L'SCM applications. The article also draws attention to the wide array of global L'SCM studies conducted, their settings and viewpoints. Additionally, this paper highlights some of the most interesting works and draws attention to lesser‐researched countries and regions of the world. The overview also provides an introduction for practitioners and managers to what academic research has covered in the area of global L'SCM. Practitioners can use this review as a starting point for the identification of relevant and useful references for their particular task.

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Section: Countries Investigatedmentioning

confidence: 99%

Logistics and Supply Chain Management Applications Within a Global Context: An Overview

Schoenherr

2009

J of Business Logistics

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“…Bahram Adrangi, 2001, studied the service demand position of aviation industry in US with other researchers. According to his analysis on the monthly statistics of aviation, he believed that the aviation service in America performed a non-linear structure.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…According to his analysis on the monthly statistics of aviation, he believed that the aviation service in America performed a non-linear structure. Then he conducted the forecast by using GARCH model and came up with the conclusion that using GARCH model will help to obtain better result in forecasting the aviation services in US [1]. Donald J.Bowersox 1998, in his book "logistics management: Supply chain process integration", he explained the application of logistics planning technology in choosing address, inventory and transportation field and divided the logistics demand forecasting into three technological categories [2].…”

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confidence: 99%

Factor Analysis and Empirical Research on Regional Logistics Demand in Jiangxi Province

Xu¹

2015

Proceedings of the 2015 International Conference on Social Science, Education Management and Sports Education

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“…Seasonal peaks characterize passenger numbers in the spring and summer (Adrangi et al, 2001) and to deal with this monthly data was collected for August 1995 to December 2008 ( Fig. 1).…”

Section: Passenger Numbersmentioning

confidence: 99%