2012
DOI: 10.7307/ptt.v22i1.163
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Models and Methods for Operations in Port Container Terminals

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“…At the container terminal in the port of Rijeka there are three modes for cargo handling as follows [7,8,13,15,18]: 1) direct way where transhipment-containers are unloaded directly from the vessel to the truck.…”
Section: Jadranska Vratamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…At the container terminal in the port of Rijeka there are three modes for cargo handling as follows [7,8,13,15,18]: 1) direct way where transhipment-containers are unloaded directly from the vessel to the truck.…”
Section: Jadranska Vratamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The management of a container terminal is a complex process that involves many decisions. Among the problems to be solved, there are the spatial allocation of containers on the terminal yard, allocation of ships to berths and cranes, scheduling priorities and operations in order to maximize performances based on some economic indicators [7].…”
Section: Transhipment Processes In the Portmentioning
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“…In [2] a simulation optimization method through genetic algorithm for scheduling loading operations in container terminals has been developed. In [3] the combination of simulation and optimization methods with the aim of increasing the productivity of the terminal has been proposed. This paper addresses the port operation planning including berth allocation, quay crane and tug assignment problems using simulation and optimization.…”
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“…Figure 4 -Container terminal representation and its interfaces (GUDELJ; KRčUM; TWRDY, 2010) Every maritime CT performs three basic functions: receiving, storing and loading both import (entering the terminal by sea and leaving by land) and export (entering the terminal by land and leaving by sea) containers. Each of these basic functions is described as follows:…”
Section: Compendious Overview Of Container Terminalsmentioning
confidence: 99%