Prediction and Analysis of Container Terminal Logistics Transportation Time Based on Simulation Interactive Modeling: A Case Study of Ningbo Port: Simulation Modeling of Container Terminal Logistics Time: Ningbo Port Case
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This study aims to analyze and predict the arrival time and influencing factors of container transportation in container yards using simulation interactive modeling technology. The data from the control center of the yard is used to establish a model and perform the driving analysis of the transfer data of container terminals. The economic benefit index is determined by expert consultation and the actual operating parameters of the automated terminal. The feasibility of the evaluation model is verified by an automated container terminal simulation model. The study fills the gaps in the literature on container arrival time and provides a useful tool for improving the efficiency of container transportation.
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ICCMS 2023: 2023 The 15th International Conference on Computer Modeling and Simulation
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