Cold Chain Reserve Dashboard - a Real Time Dashboard to Visually Represent the Quantity of the Produced and Stored Goods

Due to insufficient logistical support and a shortage of refrigerated storage, 25 to 30 percent of India's produce—which ranks second in the world—goes to waste. Even if stored in cold storages, certain items have a very short expiration time before which it needs to be used or consumed. If not, it might lead to wastages. It is possible to maintain a constant temperature along a cold chain. Use it for production, storage, and distribution that require a controlled environment with a low temperature range to keep products fresh. Proposed solution is to provide a real time dashboard for cold chain operators or owners to visually present them with information about produced or required goods based on demand and location. Moreover, we can forecast the expected demand and the sales so that we can plan accordingly. Having the correct quantity of inventory on hand at any given moment can be extremely challenging in the absence of reliable demand forecasting procedures. Because of the high volume of perishable raw materials handled by a cold storage unit, precise daily and weekly demand forecasting is of the utmost importance for this type of facility.

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2025-06-05
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iccsp64183.2025.11089311
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Advanced Manufacturing and Logistics Optimization
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Cold Chain Reserve Dashboard - a Real Time Dashboard to Visually Represent the Quantity of the Produced and Stored Goods

Priya Vijay, R. Vijayakumar, B. Bhuvaneswaran, S Ujjain
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Cold Chain Reserve Dashboard - a Real Time Dashboard to Visually Represent the Quantity of the Produced and Stored Goods

Priya Vijay, R. Vijayakumar, B. Bhuvaneswaran, S Ujjain
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Due to insufficient logistical support and a shortage of refrigerated storage, 25 to 30 percent of India's produce—which ranks second in the world—goes to waste. Even if stored in cold storages, certain items have a very short expiration time before which it needs to be used or consumed. If not, it might lead to wastages. It is possible to maintain a constant temperature along a cold chain. Use it for production, storage, and distribution that require a controlled environment with a low temperature range to keep products fresh. Proposed solution is to provide a real time dashboard for cold chain operators or owners to visually present them with information about produced or required goods based on demand and location. Moreover, we can forecast the expected demand and the sales so that we can plan accordingly. Having the correct quantity of inventory on hand at any given moment can be extremely challenging in the absence of reliable demand forecasting procedures. Because of the high volume of perishable raw materials handled by a cold storage unit, precise daily and weekly demand forecasting is of the utmost importance for this type of facility.

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