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17. travnja 2012. / 17th April 2012 Međunarodno znanstveno-stručno savjetovanje RAZVITAK LOGISTIČKOG POSLOVANJA I PROMETNOG SUSTAVA UZ POTPORU EU FONDOVA SVEUČILIŠTE U ZAGREBU UNIVERSITY OF ZAGREB FAKULTET PROMETNIH ZNANOSTI FACULTY OF TRANSPORT AND TRAFFIC SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF PARDUBICE UNIVERSITY OF PARDUBICE JAN PERNER TRANSPORT FACULTY JAN PERNER TRANSPORT FACULTY Organizatori Organized by CROATIAN ASSOCIATION OF GRADUATED ENGINEERS HRVATSKA UDRUGA DIPLOMIRANIH AND ENGINEERS OF THE FACULTY OF TRANSPORT AND INŽENJERA I INŽENJERA FPZ-a (AMAC - FSC) TRAFFIC SCIENCES - AMAC-FSC HRVATSKA KOMORA INŽENJERA CROATIAN CHAMBER OF TRAFFIC AND TEHNOLOGIJE PROMETA I TRANSPORTA TRANSPORT TECHNOLOGIES HRVATSKO DRUŠTVO ZA CESTE – VIA VITA CROATIAN ROAD SOCIETY – VIA VITA TRAFFIC ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION OF KLUB INŽENJERA PROMETA HRVATSKIH ŽELJEZNICA CROATIAN RAILWAYS CROATIAN RAILWAY’S ASSOCIATION OF HRVATSKO DRUŠTVO ŽELJEZNIČKIH INŽENJERA ENGINEERS ZBORNIK RADOVA / PROCEEDINGS ISBN 978-953-243-056-1 International Scientifi c Conference DEVELOPMENT OF LOGISTICS BUSINESS AND TRANSPORT SYSTEM SUPPORTED BY EU FUNDS ZIRP 2012 Međunarodno znanstveno-stručno savjetovanje RAZVITAK LOGISTIČKOG POSLOVANJA I PROMETNOG SUSTAVA UZ POTPORU EU FONDOVA Zagreb, 17. travanj 2012. International Scientific Conference DEVELOPMENT OF LOGISTICS BUSINESS AND TRANSPORT SYSTEM SUPPORTED BY EU FUNDS Zagreb, 17th april 2012 Editors Chairman of Scientific Committee Stanislav Pavlin, PhD Čedomir Ivaković, PhD, HR Mario Šafran, PhD Scientific Committee Chairman of Organising Committee Štefica Mrvelj, PhD, HR Ernest Bazijanac, PhD Hrvoje Gold, PhD Igor Jakomin, PhD, SLO Organising Committee Mario Anžek, PhD, HR Mario Šafran, PhD, HR Mario Šafran, PhD Prof. Stefan Betchich, FRA Čedomir Ivaković, PhD Gordana Štefančić, PhD, HR Slavko Šarić, PhD Goran Đukić, PhD, HR Hrvoje Baričević, PhD Anđelko Ščukanec PhD, HR Jurij Kolenc, PhD Kristijan Rogić, PhD, HR Kristijan Rogić, PhD Stanislav Pavlin, PhD, HR Prof. Caj Holm Petr Prusa, PhD, CZ Darko Babić, PhD Jasmina Pašagić Škrinjar, PhD, HR Vinko Jenić, PhD Rudolph Kampf, PhD, CZ Andrija Jurgec Siniša Radulović English Translation and Proofreading Diana Božić Ivona Bajor Katja Bošković Gazdović, prof. Tomislav Rožić Mr. sc. Marina Manucci Morana Ivaković Babić Zlatko Rogožar Production Editor Ivica Pivar Siniša Radulović, B.Eng. Milan Lečić Živko Radanović Publisher Darko Mlinarić Marin Curavić Fakultet prometnih znanosti Željko Vivoda Printed in 200 copies Olga Lyamina ISBN 978-953-243-056-1 Computer Text Design CIP zapis dostupan u računalnom katalogu Veseljko Srećko Grabovac Nacionalne i sveučilišne knjižnice u Zagrebu pod brojem 803999 Siniša Radulović, B.Eng. Administrative Editor URL Siniša Radulović, B.Eng. http://www.fpz.hr/zirp/ International Scientific Conference DEVELOPMENT OF LOGISTICS BUSINESS AND TRANSPORT ZIRP2012 SYSTEM SUPPORTED BY EU FUNDS Zagreb, 17th april 2012 Autors Papers Page 1. V. I. Tsaplin, COST OPTIMIZATION IN INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISE 1‐10 A. G. Butrin WORKING CAPITAL CIRCULATION STAGES IN TERMS OF INTEGRATED PROCESSES 2. S. Vugrinec, INTERNATIONAL LOGISTIC OUTSOURCING AGENTS: 11‐17 J. Pašagić Škrinjar, 4PL OPERATORS SPECIALISED IN LOGISTIC R. Stanković OUTSOURCING ON THE FAR EAST 3. I. Kegalj, M. Cukrov INFLUENCE OF THE ADRIATIC TRANSPORT CORRIDOR 18‐30 ON THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CROATIAN ECONOMY 4. D. Novak, M. Ivković, 4D TRAJECTORY FLIGHT IN AIR TRANSPORTATION 31‐39 M. Peškir OF PASSENGERS AND GOODS 5. A. Butrin APPLICATION OF QUEUEING THEORY FOR ORDER 40‐42 Gennadievich, EXECUTION QUALITY ASSESSMENT IN SUPPLY CHAIN V. Vikulov Aleksandrovich 6. J. Blašković Zavada, ELEMENTS OF INCREASING EFFICIENCY AND 43‐48 J. Zavada, I. Blašković ECOLOGICAL ASPECT OF RAILWAYS 7. T. Sikorskaya, PRODUCTION PROCESS OPTIMIZATION BY MEANS 49‐56 P. Kabanov OF WORKFLOWS REARRANGEMENT (BY THE EXAMPLE OF THE “C‐AIRLAID” COMPANY) 8. S. Hess, THE FLOWS OF OIL IN FUNCTION OF SUPPLY 57‐66 H. S. S. Al Sudan, AND DEMAND CHAIN OPTIMISATION M. Hess 9. M. Sopko STOCHASTIC ONE‐NOMENCLATURE INVENTORY 67‐72 CONTROL MODEL OF TRADE ENTERPRISE WITH THE HIGH VARIATION OF DEMAND 10. E. Missoni, I. Bortas, MAIN FEATURES OF TRAFFIC FLOWS ON INLAND 73‐84 A. Macura WATERWAYS OF THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA 11. T. J. Mlinarić, DETERMINING TRAFFIC AND TECHNICAL 85‐99 M. Nikšić, M. Brkić CHARACTERISTICS OF NEW LOCOMOTIVES ON THE RAILWAY LINES IN THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA International Scientific Conference DEVELOPMENT OF LOGISTICS BUSINESS AND TRANSPORT ZIRP2012 SYSTEM SUPPORTED BY EU FUNDS Zagreb, 17th april 2012 12. N. Brnjac, D. Žgaljić, EU FUNDS AND INTERMODAL TRANSPORT 100‐105 M. Viduka OF TRAFFIC 13. S. Šolman, BENCHMARKING IMPLEMENTATION IN BUS 106‐115 A. Presečki, TRANSPORTATION QUALITY ANALYSIS M. Presečki 14. S. Pavlin, POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS OF CONNECTING ZAGREB 116‐122 M. Starčević, AIRPORT WITH THE CITY OF ZAGREB BY RAIL M. Bračić 15. M. Slavulj, M. Ćosić, ANALYSIS OF THE TAXI SERVICE 123‐130 K. Marijanović IN THE CITY OF ZAGREB 16. Lj. Lovrek Grojzdek, RIVER INFORMATION SERVICES IN THE CROATIAN 131‐142 K. Rogić, INLAND WATERWAY TRAFFIC SYSTEM A. Orlić Protega 17. I. Poljak VEHICLES POWERED BY HYDROGEN ON DEMAND, 143‐150 APPLICATION AND RESULTS OF HIGH STANDARD TECHNOLOGIES 18. N. Jelušić, M. Vujić, PUBLIC TRANSPORT PRIORITY ‐ PAST ACTIVITIES 151‐162 M. Grac AND POSSIBLE TECHNICAL SOLUTION CASE STUDY: SAVSKA STREET, CITY OF ZAGREB 19. S. Radulović, I. Klarić, ANALYSIS OF THE NEW COMPUTERIZED 163‐167 S. Škafec TRANSIT SYSTEM FOR USERS IN CROATIA 20. M. Ćužić, M. Šafran, OVERVIEW OF PARCEL SHIPMENT TRANSPORT 168‐174 S. Radulović IN THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA WITH PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS 21. I. Novačić, G‐D. Lisicin EUROVIGNETTE ‐ EU FRAMEWORK FOR LEVYING 175‐184 OF ROAD CHARGES FOR HEAVY VEHICLES 22. M. Labor, E. Labor, ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS 185‐192 E. Missoni IN THE SIBENIK – KNIN COUNTY 23. Z. Kuzman, CONTRIBUTION TO TRAFFIC PLANNING 193‐199 H. Baričević, METHODOLOGY IMPROVEMENT A. Bistričić International Scientific Conference DEVELOPMENT OF LOGISTICS BUSINESS AND TRANSPORT ZIRP2012 SYSTEM SUPPORTED BY EU FUNDS Zagreb, 17th april 2012 24. K. Rogić, D. Babić, ANALYSIS OF REVERSE LOGISTICS 200‐207 I. Bajor ON THE CROATIAN MARKET 25. K. Rogić, I. Bajor RETURN CENTERS CONCEPTS ON THE CROATIAN 208‐215 MARKET 26. D. Žmegač, CONSTRUCTION OF KUTINA INDUSTRIAL AND 216‐226 D. Kaužljar, LOGISTICS CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENT OF TRAFFIC M. Dautović AND ECONOMIC POSITION OF MOSLAVINA REGION 27. D. Kaužljar, THE DEVELOPMENT OF LOGISTICS CENTRES 227‐234 M. Tuškanec, THROUGH IMPROVING THE INVESTIGATION OF RAIL M. Dautović ACCIDENTS ON INDUSTRIAL TRACKS 28. M. Drljača, ZAGREB AIRPORT CARGO CITY PROJECT 235‐240 G. Kramarić, J. Pašagić Škrinjar 29. S. Šarić, D. Peraković, POSSIBILITY OF IMPROVING PASSENGER 241‐249 I. Kušan INFORMATION SYSTEM IN BUS TRANSPORT USING CLOUD SERVICES 30. Ž. Marušić, SEAPLANE TRANSPORT MODEL IN ORDER TO 250‐267 D. Bartulović, IMPROVE TOURIST TRAFFIC TO THE ISLANDS A. Rukavina 31. N. Brnjac, INTERMODAL CORRIDORS AS FACTOR 268‐272 V. Prugovečki FOR DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSPORT LOGISTICS IN REPUBLIC OF CROATIA 32. D. Peraković, K. Šipek, IMPLEMENTATION OF CROATIAN INFORMATION 273‐278 T. M. Kuljanić SECURITY LEGISLATIVE WITHIN CLASSIFIED ITS 33. T. Rožić, A. Ščukanec, GOODS FLOW ANALYSIS ASNG DEFINI ELEMENT OF 279‐292 M. Bačura LDC LOCATION – CASE STUDY CITY OF ZAGREB 34. S. Šarić, V. Remenar, STUDY OF IMPLEMENTING AVAILABLE SECURITY 293‐299 D. Janjić CONTROLS OF WIRELESS COMPUTER NETWORKS International Scientific Conference DEVELOPMENT OF LOGISTICS BUSINESS AND TRANSPORT ZIRP2012 SYSTEM SUPPORTED BY EU FUNDS Zagreb, 17th april 2012 35. M. Žagar, M. Lukšić, APPLICATION OF THE QUEUEING THEORY IN 300‐311 M. Pušić DETERMINING THE CITY TRAIN CAPACITY OF THE LINE VELIKA GORICA‐AIRPORT ZAGREB‐ZAGREB (ZAGREB BUS STATION) 36. M. Žagar, D. Virovac, APPLICATION OF THE QUEUEING THEORY 312‐323 M. 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