Regional climate impact of aerosols emitted by transportation modes and potential effects of policies on demand and emissions

Hivin, Ludovic F.; Pfaender, Holger; Mavris, Dimitri N.

doi:10.1016/j.trd.2015.09.015

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“…Also, to facilitate the work related to document processing, information and communication technologies studied in [8] are implemented. At present, multimodal transport systems are at the heart of international trade with the aim of reducing overall transport emissions [20] and handling costs within the supply chain while meeting the demand for door-to-door freight services [2]. [5] presents an example of how the use of a combination of different transport modes underlies the development of 5PL by Contract Warehousing New Zealand Limited.…”

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Methodology for Expert Evaluation of Multimodal Cargo Transportation Routes

2021

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The multimodal transportation of transit cargo is suitable for implementation through Bulgaria in the East-Northwest direction through the sea and river ports of the country as an alternative to the Romanian and Greek routes. Among the multimodal routes with a land leg through Bulgaria used and known so far, those via two seaports (Burgas and Varna) and three river ports (Ruse, Svishtov and Vidin) are most suitable. An expert evaluation methodology for selection of the most appropriate route is developed, including the Delphi method. A survey was conducted among 11 highly ranked and internationally recognized Bulgarian experts, known for their exceptional experience in the field of freight forwarding and international cargo transportation through Bulgaria. The results of the study show that the most suitable route for transit transportation is through the ports of Varna and Ruse with intermediate road haulage.

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“…It is proven however that, the transportation sector is one of the main sources with significant impacts on the environment, the entire climate, the public health, and the entire ecological system [1][2][3][4], which is also an increasing general public concern. With the continuous growth and global embrace of the internet-of-things (IOT), wireless communication, and other advanced technologies, the connected vehicle-based eco-transportation system could offer a new definitive mobility that represents a fastest growing sector due to the multidisciplinary research, social, and business opportunities for collaborations among infrastructure, mobile devices, telecommunication and automotive entities.…”

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