Management of Container Terminal Operations Using Monte Carlo Simulation

K. Alali, Ammar Al-Bazi

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    Abstract

    The escalating demand on container transportation necessitates an efficient container management system to manage daily operations. Perpetual advances in this sector enables us to enhance the overall performance measures such as resource utilisation, time-wastage including waiting and idle times is crucial incapability to manage a vast number of containers effectively. Moreover, such improvements can eventually overcome ground barriers in construction site operations such as resource allocation and synchronisation by providing the transported construction materials. In this on-going project, container management issues are addressed. Additionally, a Monte Carlo simulation model is developed to analyse different resource interactions within the system inability to identify feasible schedules for resources in container terminals.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages115-121
    Number of pages7
    Publication statusPublished - 2013
    EventOR55 Annual Conference - Exeter, UK, Exeter, United Kingdom
    Duration: 3 Sep 2013 → 5 Sep 2013

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    ConferenceOR55 Annual Conference
    CountryUnited Kingdom
    CityExeter
    Period3/09/13 → 5/09/13

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    Containers
    Resource allocation
    Synchronization
    Monte Carlo simulation

    Bibliographical note

    The full text is available from: http://www.theorsociety.com/DocumentRepository/Browse.aspx?DocID=347

    Keywords

    • 3D visualisation
    • container management problem
    • discrete event methodology
    • construction products
    • Monte Carlo simulation
    • resource allocation and scheduling

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    Alali, K., & Al-Bazi, A. (2013). Management of Container Terminal Operations Using Monte Carlo Simulation. 115-121. Paper presented at OR55 Annual Conference, Exeter, United Kingdom.

    Management of Container Terminal Operations Using Monte Carlo Simulation. / Alali, K.; Al-Bazi, Ammar.

    2013. 115-121 Paper presented at OR55 Annual Conference, Exeter, United Kingdom.

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    Alali, K & Al-Bazi, A 2013, 'Management of Container Terminal Operations Using Monte Carlo Simulation' Paper presented at OR55 Annual Conference, Exeter, United Kingdom, 3/09/13 - 5/09/13, pp. 115-121.
    Alali K, Al-Bazi A. Management of Container Terminal Operations Using Monte Carlo Simulation. 2013. Paper presented at OR55 Annual Conference, Exeter, United Kingdom.
    Alali, K. ; Al-Bazi, Ammar. / Management of Container Terminal Operations Using Monte Carlo Simulation. Paper presented at OR55 Annual Conference, Exeter, United Kingdom.7 p.
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