A Logistic Optimization System Inspired by the Migration Route Planning Abilities of Storks: A New Model

Abstract

Storks’ migration route planning capabilities have long been a focus of attention as a natural phenomenon. This study aims to examine these capabilities and provide a new perspective to the logistics sector. Inspired by the migration behavior of storks, the study presents a new logistics optimization model. The model is designed based on stork migration route planning strategies by combining nature-inspired approaches. By simulating the natural behavior of storks, the model aims to achieve basic logistics goals such as energy saving, cost reduction and effective time management. The stork-inspired logistics model is expected to provide significant advantages in logistics operations. It has the potential to increase energy efficiency, reduce costs, and improve operational efficiency in route planning. In addition, the model takes into account other important factors such as environmental sustainability and social impact. Although further research is needed to evaluate the real-world applicability and effectiveness of this model in logistics operations, it is clear that this approach provides several potential benefits to the sector. Future studies should focus on adapting the model to large-scale enterprises.