Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(19), P. 9730 - 9730
Published: Sept. 27, 2022
Container
transportation
is
an
important
mode
of
international
trade
logistics
in
the
world
today,
and
its
changes
will
seriously
affect
development
market.
For
example,
COVID-19
pandemic
has
added
a
huge
drag
to
global
container
logistics.
Therefore,
accurate
forecasting
throughput
can
make
significant
contribution
stakeholders
who
want
develop
more
operational
strategies
reduce
costs.
However,
current
research
on
port
mainly
focuses
proposing
innovative
methods
single
time
series,
but
lacks
comparison
performance
different
basic
models
same
series
series.
This
study
uses
nine
forecast
historical
world’s
top
20
ports
compares
results
within
between
methods.
The
main
findings
this
are
as
follows.
First,
GRU
method
that
produce
(0.54–2.27
MAPE
7.62–112.48
RMSE)
with
higher
probability
(85%
for
75%
when
constructing
models.
Secondly,
NM
be
used
rapid
simple
estimation
computing
equipment
services
not
available.
Thirdly,
average
accuracy
machine
learning
than
traditional
methods,
individual
may
best
conventional
International Journal of Logistics Research and Applications,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 22
Published: Jan. 5, 2023
Maritime
transport
is
the
backbone
of
international
trade
and
global
economy.
Resilience
essential
for
business
continuity
handling
unforeseen
disruptions
such
as
COVID-19
pandemic.
Studies
on
resilience
in
maritime
(i.e.
study)
have
become
popular
due
to
disruptive
events.
To
date,
no
research
has
exclusively
reviewed
transport.
This
study
conducts
a
systematic
review
based
110
papers
Scopus
database
Google
Scholar
from
2010
July
2022.
The
analysis
covers
various
topics,
including
most
published
authors,
cited
articles,
co-word
analysis,
techniques,
etc.
primary
significance
this
assess
state
existing
knowledge
unearth
future
directions,
which
might
help
academics
practitioners
decide
what
studies
pursue.
our
knowledge,
first
marine
resilience.
Advances in digital crime, forensics, and cyber terrorism book series,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 184 - 199
Published: Feb. 10, 2023
Conflicts
cause
significant
losses
of
life
and
property,
create
environmental
socio-cultural
changes,
lead
to
disruptions
in
global
supply
chains.
The
Russia-Ukraine
conflict,
occurring
on
Ukrainian
territory,
is
still
ongoing
its
consequences
are
uncertain.
This
bottleneck
food
energy
supply,
large
increases
the
costs
basic
logistics
services,
such
as
international
transportation
warehousing,
come
fore
first
conflict.
These
developments
prevent
countries
many
distinct
parts
world
from
reaching
vital
resources,
energy.
Therefore,
this
study
aims
evaluate
effects
Russia–Ukraine
conflict
In
context,
relevant
literature,
sectoral
publications,
reports
authorities
related
chains
were
examined
a
conceptual
framework.
results
suggest
that
poses
problems
will
adversely
affect
Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
22, P. 100985 - 100985
Published: Nov. 1, 2023
This
paper
evaluates
the
impact
of
2021–22
surge
in
rates
for
containerized
and
bulk
shipping
costs.
Employing
a
detailed
transport
database
applying
set
shocks
by
transportation
mode,
regions
commodities
multi-region
general
equilibrium
model,
analyses
sectorial
(agri-food
sectors,
manufacturing)
macroeconomic
(trade,
wide-economic
indicators)
impacts
recent
Maritime
costs
are
sensitive
to
imbalances
between
global
demand
supply,
which
rose
further
after
Covid-19
pandemic.
In
globalised
world,
an
increase
can
have
widespread
repercussions
on
international
trade,
creating
risks
economic
activity.
The
results
allow
analysis
how
affect
prices
trade
explain
short-
medium-term
economy.
main
finding
is
that
rising
maritime
tend
reverse
trend
towards
globalisation
favour
localization.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(8), P. 6996 - 6996
Published: April 21, 2023
Maritime
freight
has
gained
popularity
among
researchers
and
practitioners
due
to
its
cost
efficiency
eco-friendly
nature.
It
was
initially
developed
for
cargo
transfer,
but
widespread
adoption
made
it
the
backbone
of
global
economy.
Despite
favourable
nature,
some
serious
negative
effects
have
attracted
attention
scholars.
Therefore,
present
study
reviews
extensive
literature
available
on
maritime
logistics,
evaluates
existing
access
distance
between
sustainability
practices
logistics.
A
systematic
three-stage
review
process
including
planning,
conduct
evaluation
is
followed
in
this
study.
VOSviewer
R
language
are
used
evaluate
relevant
issues
changes
literature.
Thereafter,
content
analysis
highlights
major
themes
subject.
This
underscores
impact
innovative
technologies
discovered
make
sustainable
also
examines
transport
terms
three
pillars
sustainability.
The
result
implications
policymakers
facilitate
smooth
implementation
transportation.
International Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
54(2), P. 163 - 191
Published: Feb. 1, 2024
Purpose
Severe
disruptions
to
maritime
supply
chains,
including
port
closures,
congestion
and
shortages
in
shipping
capacity,
have
occurred
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic.
This
paper’s
purpose
is
explore
flexibility-based
countermeasures
that
enable
actors
chains
mitigate
effects
of
with
different
characteristics.
Design/methodology/approach
Semi-structured
interviews
were
conducted
lines,
shippers,
forwarders
ports.
Data
on
pandemic's
collected
compared
data
regarding
2016–2017
Gothenburg
conflict.
Findings
Spatial,
service
temporal
flexibility
emerged
as
primary
countermeasures,
whilst
important
characteristics
geographical
spread,
duration,
uncertainty,
criticality,
element
surprise
intensity.
Spatial
was
exercised
both
by
switching
alternative
During
pandemic,
ensuring
capacity
included
first
removing
then
adding
vessels.
Shipping
lines
exercising
prioritised
certain
cargo,
which
made
spot
market
uncertain
reduced
for
forwarders,
importers
exporters
changed
carriers
or
traffic
modes.
Experience
meant
less
better
preparation
spatial
flexibility.
Practical
implications
Understanding
how
exercise
amid
can
support
preparedness
coming
disruptions.
Originality/value
Comparing
measures
a
pandemic
versus
conflict
provides
insights
into
relevance
mitigation
strategies.
The
resilience
although
underexamined
manufacturing
essential
maintaining
global
chain
flows.
European Journal of Operational Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
310(1), P. 343 - 359
Published: March 4, 2023
We
study
a
typical
daily
drayage
problem
concerning
the
last-mile
logistics
at
seaports
for
inland
container
supply
chains.
A
set
of
trucks
available
an
terminal
must
fulfil
shippers'
requests
transporting
containers
within
time
windows
and,
to
do
so,
can
perform
multiple
trips.
request
may
entail
picking
up
or
delivering
either
premises,
seaport.
Demand
empty
be
satisfied
by
using
limited
stock
terminal,
street-turning
or,
ultimately,
retrieving
them
local
depot
empties
resulting
in
extra
mileage.
Hence,
minimization
routing
costs
also
entails
synchronizing
trucks'
trips
that
retrieve
and
add
avoid
unnecessary
visits
depot.
After
modelling
mathematically,
we
develop
exact
column-and-row
generation
approach
embedded
branch-and-price
framework.
To
accelerate
solving
process
pricing
problem,
propose
effective
strategies
combining
tailored
algorithms.
These
well
on
adapted
Solomon's
instances
100
nodes
against
standard
branch-and-cut
solver.
Finally,
experiments
real-world
instances,
inspired
case
Port
Rotterdam
region,
provide
insights
into
current
planning
practices.
