This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Computational Logistics, ICCL 2013, held in Copenhagen, Denmark, in September 2013. They are organized in topical sections named: maritime shipping, road transport, vehicle routing problems, aviation applications, and logistics and supply chain management.

Hierarchical Control of Equipment in Automated Container Terminals.- A Node Flow Model for the Inflexible Visitation Liner Shipping Fleet Repositioning Problem with Cargo Flows.- An LNS Approach for Container Stowage Multi-port Master Planning.- How Will the Marine Emissions Trading Scheme Influence the Profit and CO2 Emissions of a Containership.- Dynamic Routing on OpenStreetMap Using Ant Colonies.- On the Complexity of Computing Optimal Private Park-and-Ride Plans.- Predicting Road Accidents Based on Current and Historical Spatio-temporal Traffic Flow Data.- An Integrated Simulation and Business Intelligence Framework for Designing and Planning Demand Responsive Transport Systems.- A Model for the Coordination of 20-foot and 40-foot Container Movements in the Hinterland of a Container Terminal.- Dynamic Collaborative Transportation Planning: A Rolling Horizon Planning Approach.- A GRASP for a Multi-depot Multi-commodity Pickup and Delivery Problem with Time Windows and Heterogeneous Fleet in the Bottled Beverage Industry.- TSP with Multiple Time-Windows and Selective Cities.- An Application of Late Acceptance Hill-Climbing to the Traveling Purchaser Problem.- Airport Gate Assignment Considering Ground Movement.- Comparing Revenue Optimization Models for Low Cost Carriers Supporting Connecting Flights - A Case Study.- From Preparedness to Recovery: A Tri-Level Programming Model for Disaster Relief Planning.- Throughput Evaluation of Buffered Unreliable Production Lines with Machines Having Multiple Failure Modes.- Towards Real-Time Data Acquisition for Simulation of Logistics Service Systems.- Column Generation Based Heuristic for the Three Dimensional Vehicle Loading Problem.

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