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This paper deals with the concept of a 'Physical Internet', the idea ofbuilding large logistics systems like the very successful Digital Internetnetwork. The idea is to handle mobile resources, such as containers, just likeInternet data packets. Thus, it is possible to use the principles ofencapsulation and routing to optimize the freight. The problem is that mobileresources, such as containers, are not quite similar to data packets, becausethey are real and not dematerialized. Thus the handling and the storing ofmobile resources, such as containers, will create imbalances in the logisticsnetwork, leading to starvation or overstocking of logistic network nodes. Wepropose in this paper a study addressing this problem leading to somesolutions.

Management of mobile resources in Physical Internet logistic models