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Toward a smart port congestion optimizing model

2020 IEEE 13th International Colloquium of Logistics and Supply Chain Management (LOGISTIQUA), 2020
Actually, ports are in need to maximize their incomes. To achieve this, all their stakeholders should be involved to participate in the design and the development of a policy of scheduling and priority. This project was carried out by the Vessel Call Service Planning Service in the port of Tanger Med as the “Tanger Med Port Authority”, and this report ...
Kamal Lakhmas, Pr. Abdelfettah Sedqui
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Port Congestion and Implications to Maritime Logistics

2012
Abstract Ports are widely recognised as crucial nodes in international trade and transport. However, for various reasons, capacity does not always match demand: sometimes there is overcapacity, whereas in other cases, demand exceeds capacity and there is a shortage of the latter.
Van de Voorde, Eddy, Meersman, Hilde, Vanelslander, Thierry   +2 more
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Will a national port regulator solve congestion problems in Australian ports?

Maritime Policy & Management, 2007
Australia's ports are an integral part of the nation's economy, which relies heavily on trade. In Australia, the governance of ports is the responsibility of the governments of Australia's six states and the Northern Territory, all of which have their own legislation covering the running of the ports and the establishment of port corporations.
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Priority Berthing For Congested Ports: rationale and a model

Transportation Planning and Technology, 1992
Adverse effects on a national economy of port congestion are identified. The rationale underlying a system of priority berthing for awaiting vessels is described and contrasted with the operational system of first‐come, first‐served. A system of priority berthing is capable of minimizing the generalized social cost of congestion and this is structured ...
F. Fararoui, J.A. Black
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Port Congestion and the Shipping Boom of 1919–20

Business History, 1961
(1961). Port Congestion and the Shipping Boom of 1919–20. Business History: Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 97-106.
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Mining Port Congestion Indicators from Big AIS Data

2018 International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IJCNN), 2018
In this paper, we introduce three maritime Port Congestion Indicators (PCIs) mined using Automatic Identification System (AIS) static and dynamic messages. The proposed indicators are spatial complexity, spatial density, and time criticality. To calculate the PCIs, we proposed three Big AIS Data mining algorithms to find the geohash area for certain ...
Ibrahim Y. Abualhaol, Rafael Falcon, Rami S. Abielmona, Emil M. Petriu   +3 more
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Port congestion, container shortages, and U.S. foreign trade

Economics Letters, 2022
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Dry port strategies for congested port cities: a study of Lagos, Nigeria

2012
The issue of congestion along key arteries to maritime terminals, although common around the world, poses a greater problem in Africa, where growth in freight traffic coupled with poor physical and institutional infrastructure affects logistical efficiency and may be detrimental to economic development.
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Effects of port congestion on port sustainability

AbstractThe role of ports is very important in world trade where maritime transport has a large share. Ports are an intermediary between cargo and ships and ensure the continuation of trade. The congestion that may occur in ports will affect many points, including the country's economy.
Tok, Kenan, Bucak, Umur
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Simulation of truck congestion in Chennai port

2015 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC), 2015
Gayathri Devi Rajamanickam, Gitakrishnan Ramadurai   +1 more
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