This paper considers the combination of berth and crane allocation problems in container terminals. We propose a novel approach based on constraint programming which is able to model many realistic operational constraints. The costs for berth allocation, crane allocation, time windows, breaks and transition times during gang movements are optimized simultaneously. The model is based on a resource view where gangs are consumed by vessel activities. Side constraints are added independently around this core model. The model is richer than the state of the art in the operations research community. Experiments show that the model produces solutions with a cost gap of 1/10 (7,8%) to 1/5 (18,8%) compared to an ideal operational setting where opera...
The objective of this research is the study of container terminals with two separated piers within t...
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Fierce terminal competition and the need to maximize recourses utilization have led marine terminal ...
This paper considers the combination of berth and crane allocation problems in container terminals. ...
This paper considers the combination of berth and crane allocation problems in container terminals. ...
This paper considers the combination of berth and crane allocation problems in container terminals. ...
Given the increasing pressure to improve the efficiency of container terminals, a lot of research ef...
In this paper we integrate at the tactical level two decision problems arising in container terminal...
In this paper we integrate at the tactical level two decision problems arising in container terminal...
Abstract: Berth spaces and quay cranes are the most important assets in container terminals, to impr...
Due to the dramatic increase in the world’s container traffic, the efficient management of operation...
Although operations in container terminals are highly interdependent, they are traditionally optimiz...
AbstractEffective utilization plans for various resources at a container terminal are essential to r...
Due to the variety of technical equipments and terminal layouts, research has produced a multitude o...
The objective of this research is the study of container terminals with two separated piers within t...
The objective of this research is the study of container terminals with two separated piers within t...
Copyright © 2013 ISSR Journals. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Common...
Fierce terminal competition and the need to maximize recourses utilization have led marine terminal ...
This paper considers the combination of berth and crane allocation problems in container terminals. ...
This paper considers the combination of berth and crane allocation problems in container terminals. ...
This paper considers the combination of berth and crane allocation problems in container terminals. ...
Given the increasing pressure to improve the efficiency of container terminals, a lot of research ef...
In this paper we integrate at the tactical level two decision problems arising in container terminal...
In this paper we integrate at the tactical level two decision problems arising in container terminal...
Abstract: Berth spaces and quay cranes are the most important assets in container terminals, to impr...
Due to the dramatic increase in the world’s container traffic, the efficient management of operation...
Although operations in container terminals are highly interdependent, they are traditionally optimiz...
AbstractEffective utilization plans for various resources at a container terminal are essential to r...
Due to the variety of technical equipments and terminal layouts, research has produced a multitude o...
The objective of this research is the study of container terminals with two separated piers within t...
The objective of this research is the study of container terminals with two separated piers within t...
Copyright © 2013 ISSR Journals. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Common...
Fierce terminal competition and the need to maximize recourses utilization have led marine terminal ...