Increasing capacity at ports and goods movement in the supply chain in general, while also satisfying environmental, economic, political, labor union, and other constraints is, arguably, the greatest challenge of modern transportation. With space at a premium and costs through the roof, it is increasingly obvious that the traditional solutions are not feasible in the short- or even medium-term. However, advances in information technology, telecommunications, data management, and computation tools, coupled with recent research in systems optimization and control, may provide promising new approaches.
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modern container terminals, port labor, strategic mobility, key environmental issues, automated storage, port choice criteria, drayage problem, double cycling, drayage operations, annual land cost, waterfront technology, buffer cranes, center inland ports, empty container reuse, indented berth, jth stack, truck turnaround time, single cycling, crane buffers, ship turnaround time, automated container terminals, outbound containers, floating berth, idle rate, berth scheduling Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Intelligent Freight Transportation, United States, West Coast, Ceres Paragon Terminal, Transportation Science, New York, Hong Kong, Southern California, European Commission, Transportation Research, Los Angeles, European Journal of Operational Research, North Sea, Environmental Management of the Logistic Chain, Automated Container Terminal Concepts, Operations Research, Operational Issues, Crane Double Cycling, Pacific Maritime Association, Maglev Freight Conveyor Systems, Amsterdam Port Authority, Long Beach, Annual Report, John Wiley, United Kingdom Browse Sample Pages:
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