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Minimal Logistik
How Germany’s supply of goods fits together – freight flows, ports, rail and jams.
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der Container Terminal Altenwerder in Hamburg mit Containerbrücken, Lagerblöcken und Bahnanschluss
Background
Maps and sites are based on open geodata: OpenStreetMap, Terrain Tiles, Geobasis NRW and LGV Hamburg.
Volumes are order-of-magnitude model assumptions, matched to Destatis and port figures – not traffic statistics per route. The page marks this at every figure.
Processes at the sites are accelerated and not to scale; a site’s throughput, stock and utilisation are the same figures as on the map.
Eight places
The relief map of Germany and seven detailed sites where the mechanics become visible.
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Germany
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Hamburg · Container Terminal Altenwerder
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Duisburg · logport I (Rheinhausen)
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Dortmund · canal port and Westfalenhütte
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Frankfurt interchange (A3/A5)
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Kornwestheim · intermodal terminal and marshalling yard
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Munich · Riem transhipment station
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Großbeeren · freight village Berlin South
Controls
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Desktop
Drag the mouse to pan, right button turns, wheel zooms. Keys: 1–4 sliders, ←/→, W winter, E weather, D display, L delivery, A demo, Esc back. Without input the demo starts after 75 seconds.
Minimal Logistik…
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Minimal Logistics shows Germany’s main freight flows on a relief map: containers, raw materials, food, industrial goods and energy carriers on road, rail, water and pipeline.
Four big sliders – economy, consumer demand, industrial output, transport cost/tolls – plus summer/winter and extreme weather (low water, snow) instantly change flows, stocks, utilisation and jams. Everything is a scenario comparison with today.
Seven detailed sites explain the mechanics: Port of Hamburg (CTA), Duisburg logport I, Dortmund canal port with the Westfalenhütte plant, Frankfurt interchange, Kornwestheim, Munich-Riem and Großbeeren. An example delivery runs from Rotterdam via Duisburg and Dortmund to an industrial customer.
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- Four sliders: economy, consumer demand, industrial output, transport cost/tolls. Plus summer/winter and extreme weather such as low water and snow.
- Every change is a scenario comparison with today: flows, stocks, utilisation and jams change instantly.
- A detailed site shows throughput, stock and utilisation with the same figures as the map.
- The example delivery runs from Rotterdam via Duisburg and Dortmund to an industrial customer.
Minimal Logistik
How Germany’s supply of goods fits together – freight flows, ports, rail and jams.
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