Titlebook: Handbook of Terminal Planning; Jürgen W. Böse Book 20111st edition Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2011 Container Terminals.Logistics

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General Considerations on Container Terminal Planningany years among of all involved parties, . common action strategies were usually orientated towards growth. That behavior applied to the public and political instances in charge (see, . JWP (2010) or PoR (2010)) just as for the companies of the container transport and handling industry. The logistic

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Automated Shuttle Carrier® Conceptayside and within the yard area. The presented shuttle carrier concept is based on the employment of Automated Shuttle Carriers® in combination with rail mounted stacking cranes, automatically operating storage blocks, arranged perpendicular to the quay wall. Beside a scenario-based investigation of

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Modeling Techniques in Planning of Terminals: The Quantitative Approachion of the control software at a terminal, has proven to be of great value in practice. Simulation models, as one kind of models are particularly well applicable due to the variable and interdependent nature of process at a container terminal. For the various stages in terminal planning and expansio

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Simulation of Container Ship Arrivals and Quay Occupationen length, a decision module for assigning berths to ships, and a queue for ships for which currently no berth is available. Such models are applied in practice to examine the capacity of the quay and of the quay cranes in scenarios for expected future workloads and ship arrival patterns. We outline

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A Technique to Determine the Right Crane Capacity for a Continuous Quayerminals. The appropriate dimensioning of these two resources is dealt with when the layout and the equipment are planned for a new terminal. For terminals in operation, however, the expansion of existing handling capacity is of particular interest. These terminals have liner services contracted, wh