Abstract:

Disasters have severe damage to social life and economies, especially human losses. In order to prevent these losses and damages, disaster management is highly critical. Operations such as facility location selection, stock pre-positioning, disaster mitigation, and supplying products and services to the disaster area in disaster management, which generally has two stages, pre-disaster and post-disaster, are considered supply chain management and logistics operations. In this context, publications using various simulation techniques have emerged to improve these operations. Therefore, this research aims to present simulation studies related to supply chain management and logistics activities in disaster management through a systematic literature review. As a result of the search made on the SCOPUS database within the scope of the research carried out to achieve the aim, 82 studies were found in the first stage. Only journal articles and conference proceedings were considered among these studies, and irrelevant studies were excluded by examining these publications in detail. Afterward, citation and co-occurrence analyzes were performed for these 56 publications. Finally, the publications using simulation techniques such as monte carlo, system dynamics, agent-based and discrete event used in these publications were analyzed. In addition, it has been tried to reveal which subjects are emphasized in the studies carried out according to simulation techniques.

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