Themes
  • Decision support
  • Performance indicators
  • Supply chain
Amount granted
$15,000

Description

This project aims to leverage Industry 4.0 technologies to help assess sustainability and circular economy (CE) strategies in supply chains (SCs), through the development of an advanced analytical decision support tool. This tool would be fed by data collected from several business units of a distributed and connected SC, via data feeds. Data on current operations would be presented to managers for visualization in different forms/levels of detail, to facilitate understanding and effective decision-making, remotely and in real-time, in a control room (semi-immersive decision-making space). Thanks to this tool, it would be possible to have visibility of the entire CA and to trace products in real-time, enabling system vulnerabilities to be identified and strategies, including CV strategies, to be deployed to avoid product breakages or losses (e.g. with limited shelf life).

Affiliated research axes

Axis 2: Planning Optimization

2.2 – Develop indicators to measure circularity
2.4 – Plan and optimize the production of products and delivery of services in the context of the circular economy

Axis 3: Resource and Product Maximization

3.1 – Map the knowledge and potential of product circularization

Member(s)

  • Tasseda Boukheroub

    Ph.D., Eng. Professor
  • Jean-François Audy

    Eng.f., M.Sc., Ph.D. Adjunct Professor

Collaborators and students

Darine Ameyed

ETS

Marc-André Gaudreau

UQTR

Pierre Ricard

Noovelia

Deliverables and spin-offs

  • Project's summary

  • Optimization the Transportation and Distribution of Anaerobic Digestion Co-Product within a Closed-Loop Supply Chain

    International conference CIE 2025
  • Transport Optimization of an Anaerobic Digestion Co-Product in a Closed-Loop Supply Chain

    International conference CoDIT
  • Optimization of the allocation and transport of processing co-products in a circular supply chain: the case of biomethanization

    ACFAS 2025
  • Optimization of the allocation and transport of processing co-products in a circular supply chain: the case of biomethanization

    Optimization Days CIRRELT
  • Optimization of the allocation and transport of processing co-products in a circular supply chain: the case of biomethanization

    Symposium CERIEC
  • SDG Innovation Network Summer School

    Prize won by Mathieu Faure
  • Participation in the CERIEC food systems laboratory

  • Optimizing transportation in a circular supply chain

    Conference during an internal competition at ÉTS
  • How can the transport of a biomethanization co-product be optimized within a circular supply chain?

    Poster showcased during an internal competition at ÉTS
The RRECQ is supported by the Fonds de recherche du Québec.
Fonds de recherche - Québec