Models and solution algorithms for container terminal operations
Containerization technique greatly improves the efficiency of international cargo shipping. Container terminals, as the service gateways of hinterland transport and maritime transport, plays a crucial role in the process of cargo transport. As most of the problem in container shipping are formula...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-825902020-06-24T04:14:00Z Models and solution algorithms for container terminal operations Shi, Yanfeng Wang Zhiwei, David School of Civil and Environmental Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Civil engineering::Transportation Containerization technique greatly improves the efficiency of international cargo shipping. Container terminals, as the service gateways of hinterland transport and maritime transport, plays a crucial role in the process of cargo transport. As most of the problem in container shipping are formulated as integer programming or mixed integer programming which are hard to solve, we propose a benders decomposition method for generic integer programming problems in this thesis. In containerized ocean shipping, container stowage plan greatly affect the operation efficiency in container terminal. In this thesis, we modelled the container stowage slot planning problem from a multi-port view. A multiport view of slot planning is essential in reducing the negative interactive effect of stowing containers in the subsequent port of call. Another challenging problem in container terminal is quay crane scheduling problem. To improve the efficiency of QCs, one strategy is adopting double cycling technique, which enables quay cranes to carry out unloading after loading activity or loading after unloading activity in each cycle. This indeed converts the idle moves of quay cranes with only single cycling into productive moves. In the thesis, we present a model formulation for the quay crane scheduling problem considering double cycling techniques. Two efficient solution methods are proposed to solve the problem fastly. Doctor of Philosophy 2019-01-18T15:09:27Z 2019-12-06T14:58:33Z 2019-01-18T15:09:27Z 2019-12-06T14:58:33Z 2018 Thesis Shi, Y. (2018). Models and solution algorithms for container terminal operations. Doctoral thesis, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/82590 http://hdl.handle.net/10220/47515 10.32657/10220/47515 en 119 p. application/pdf |
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Containerization technique greatly improves the efficiency of international cargo
shipping. Container terminals, as the service gateways of hinterland transport
and maritime transport, plays a crucial role in the process of cargo transport.
As most of the problem in container shipping are formulated as integer programming
or mixed integer programming which are hard to solve, we propose
a benders decomposition method for generic integer programming problems in
this thesis. In containerized ocean shipping, container stowage plan greatly affect
the operation efficiency in container terminal. In this thesis, we modelled
the container stowage slot planning problem from a multi-port view. A multiport
view of slot planning is essential in reducing the negative interactive effect
of stowing containers in the subsequent port of call. Another challenging problem
in container terminal is quay crane scheduling problem. To improve the
efficiency of QCs, one strategy is adopting double cycling technique, which enables
quay cranes to carry out unloading after loading activity or loading after
unloading activity in each cycle. This indeed converts the idle moves of quay
cranes with only single cycling into productive moves. In the thesis, we present
a model formulation for the quay crane scheduling problem considering double
cycling techniques. Two efficient solution methods are proposed to solve the
problem fastly. |
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