The Methodology of the Customers’ Operation from the Seaport Applying the “Simple Shuttle Problem”

Stopka, Ondřej; Gašparík, Jozef; Šimková, Ivana

doi:10.17818/nm/2015/4.7

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“…The application of the "simple shuttle problem" has been highlighted for distribution problems in seaports [39]. Seaports are more than just places for cargo import and export, they also involve loading and unloading goods, warehousing, storing, shipment, packing, and delivery.…”

Section: Parking Space Allocation In Sea Portsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Systematic Review of Computer Vision and AI in Parking Space Allocation in a Seaport

Lee,

Chatterjee,

Cho

2023

Applied Sciences

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Urban expansion has ushered in a landscape of opportunities and challenges across housing, transportation, education, health, and the economy. In response to these evolving dynamics, the application of artificial intelligence (AI) and computer vision (CV) technologies has emerged as a transformative solution. While smart traffic monitoring and advanced parking distribution systems have eased urban pressures, optimizing mobility remains pivotal in the context of burgeoning smart cities. However, the seaport industry grapples with formidable issues in the efficient transport of containers. In light of this, the fusion of AI and CV technology holds promise as a solution. This study pioneers a systematic review, representing a novel exploration, delving into a comprehensive evaluation of the existing literature. It scrutinizes the profound advantages AI and CV offer in constructing sustainable, efficient parking ecosystems within seaports. Our methodological approach encompasses data collection, rigorous quality assessment, and meticulous exploration of the application of CV and AI in the realm of smart parking management. The findings underscore the pivotal role of AI and CV technologies in the development of efficient, sustainable transportation systems, particularly for optimizing container movement within seaports. This research presents a comprehensive analysis of the literature in the area of the application of AI and CV technologies in optimizing parking management at seaports, shedding light on the potential for sustainable transportation solutions in this critical domain. As these technologies usher in enhancements in traffic management, parking space allocation, and container logistics within seaports, this study represents a vital and timely contribution to the field, serving as a cornerstone for future innovations in seaport management and the broader context of smart cities.

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Section: Parking Space Allocation In Sea Portsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Systematic Review of Computer Vision and AI in Parking Space Allocation in a Seaport

Lee,

Chatterjee,

Cho

2023

Applied Sciences

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“…Furthermore, in addressing the distribution challenges within seaports, the "simple shuttle problem" has been proposed as a potential solution [28]. Seaports encompass a range of activities beyond import and export, including loading, unloading, storage, and delivery.…”

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confidence: 99%

AI-Powered Intelligent Seaport Mobility: Enhancing Container Drayage Efficiency through Computer Vision and Deep Learning

Lee,

Chatterjee,

Cho

2023

Applied Sciences

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The rapid urbanization phenomenon has introduced multifaceted challenges across various domains, including housing, transportation, education, health, and the economy. This necessitates a significant transformation of seaport operations in order to optimize smart mobility and facilitate the evolution of intelligent cities. This conceptual paper presents a novel mathematical framework rooted in deep learning techniques. Our innovative model accurately identifies parking spaces and lanes in seaport environments based on crane positions, utilizing live Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) camera data for real-time monitoring and efficient parking space allocation. Through a comprehensive literature review, we explore the advantages of merging artificial intelligence (AI) and computer vision (CV) technologies in parking facility management. Our framework focuses on enhancing container drayage efficiency within seaports, emphasizing improved traffic management, optimizing parking space allocation, and streamlining container movement. The insights from our study provide a foundation that could have potential implications for real-world applications. By integrating cutting-edge technologies, our proposed framework not only enhances the efficiency of seaport operations, but also lays the foundation for sustainable and intelligent seaport systems. It signifies a significant leap toward the realization of intelligent seaport operations, contributing profoundly to the advancement of urban logistics and transportation networks. Future research endeavors will concentrate on the practical implementation and validation of this pioneering mathematical framework in real-world seaport environments. Additionally, our work emphasizes the crucial need to explore further applications of AI and CV technologies in seaport logistics, adapting the framework to address the evolving urbanization and transportation challenges. These efforts will foster continuous advancements in the field, shaping the future of intelligent seaport operations.

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“…It means that a semi-trailer is also equipped with the lashing strips and lashing lugs in the floor of the semi-trailer, so that any type of lashing can be applied anywhere, and the user is not limited by the amount of lashing points in the semi-trailer [4,6].…”

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Draft for Revision of the Standards EN 12640 and EN 12641 Regarding the Securing of Cargo on Road Means of Transport

Jagelčák

Vrábel

Nieuwesteeg³

2017

LOGI – Scientific Journal on Transport and Logistics

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Abstract:Since 2014, work regarding the revision of the Standard EN 12642 "Securing of cargo on road vehicles -Body structure of commercial vehicles -Minimum requirements" has been done, which is known for users of CODE XL certified swap bodies. Based on the negotiations on the above-mentioned standard, requirements for the revision of other standards for the cargo securing emerged. Currently, Expert group CEN TC 119 WG 7 is working on these standards. This paper discusses about the standards revision regarding the cargo securing.

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The Methodology of the Customers’ Operation from the Seaport Applying the “Simple Shuttle Problem”

Cited by 9 publications

References 5 publications

A Systematic Review of Computer Vision and AI in Parking Space Allocation in a Seaport

A Systematic Review of Computer Vision and AI in Parking Space Allocation in a Seaport

AI-Powered Intelligent Seaport Mobility: Enhancing Container Drayage Efficiency through Computer Vision and Deep Learning

Draft for Revision of the Standards EN 12640 and EN 12641 Regarding the Securing of Cargo on Road Means of Transport

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