Machine Learning & Forecasting
Deep learning, time-series models, demand forecasting, and predictive analytics for logistics planning.
JAILT publishes rigorous original research, reviews, technical notes, and industrial case studies on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and optimization applied to logistics, supply chains, ports, and transportation systems.
Submit original research on AI in logistics and transportation with clear scientific contribution, reproducible methods, and practical relevance.
Submit your researchDeep learning, time-series models, demand forecasting, and predictive analytics for logistics planning.
Network design, inventory, routing, metaheuristics, and operations research for resilient supply chains.
Container-terminal operations, port performance, hinterland connections, and intelligent maritime transport.
Traffic management, urban mobility, mobility-as-a-service, and connected transportation networks.
Self-driving systems, drones, automated guided vehicles, last-mile delivery, and warehouse robotics.
Simulation, industrial IoT, blockchain for logistics, and cyber-physical systems for freight and production.
Deep learning · Artificial intelligence · Algorithms
Department of Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science, Lund University · SwedenMachine learning · Optimization · Transportation
Euromed Polytechnic School, Euromed Research Center, Euromed University of Fes (UEMF) · MoroccoIndustrial engineering · Smart supply chains · Industry 4.0
École Nationale Supérieure d’Arts et Métiers (ENSAM), Laboratory of Intelligent Systems, Industrial and Mechanical Engineering (LISIME), Hassan II University of Casablanca · MoroccoApplied optimization · Supplier clustering · Industrial engineering
Laboratory of Engineering, Industrial Management and Innovation, Faculty of Sciences and Techniques, Hassan First University, Settat · MoroccoDeep learning, time-series models, and decision support for forecasting, inventory, and resilient supply chain planning.
AI for container-terminal operations, port performance, hinterland connections, and intelligent maritime transport.
Machine learning for traffic management, connected and autonomous vehicles, public transport, and sustainable urban mobility.
JAILT welcomes original research, reviews, technical notes, and case studies on artificial intelligence applications in logistics, supply chains, and transportation.
Expressions of interest are welcomed from scholars working on artificial intelligence, logistics, supply chains, ports, and transportation systems.
Technical editing and formatting, academic English correction, and submission assistance are available through a transparent quotation process. Services are optional and entirely separate from peer review and acceptance.
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