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Changes in external costs and infrastructure costs due to modal shift in freight transport in North-western Europe

Jonkeren, Olaf; Friso, Klaas; Hek, Lourentz - In: Journal of shipping and trade 8 (2023) 1, pp. 1-40

Modal shift in freight transport entails moving freight from road to rail, inland waterways, and short sea shipping. In … North-western Europe that could be transported against at least 10% lower private costs by rail or inland waterways. The …, rail, and inland waterways. The following external effects are included: greenhouse gas emissions (tank-to-wheel), air …

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How to make urban freight transport by tram successful?

De Langhe, Katrien; Meersman, Hilde; Sys, Christa; Van … - In: Journal of shipping and trade 4 (2019) 13, pp. 1-23

rail transport. Which of these alternative modes is appropriate for which transport flow depends on multiple factors …, the timing of the transport, the need for post-haulage and the operational costs of both road and rail. …

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Assessment of freight traffic flows and harmful emissions in Euro-Mediterranean context : scenario analyses based on a gravity model

Gattuso, Domenico; Cassone, Gian Carla; Pellicanò, … - In: Journal of shipping and trade 7 (2022), pp. 1-18

Maritime transport contributes significantly to environmental pollution. The Mediterranean Sea Area is particularly affected by marine emissions from particulate matter, black carbon, nitrogen oxides and sulphur oxides. In addition to international and crossing traffic, the Mediterranean Sea is...

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Effects of BRI strategy on Mediterranean shipping transport

Ferrari, Claudio; Tei, Alessio - In: Journal of shipping and trade 5 (2020) 14, pp. 1-18

providing rail alternatives (e.g. Beijing-Hamburg rail service) that could impact on the geography of international trades … in the Mediterranean, increasing competition of transport alternatives (e.g. rail vs road; rail vs sea) and promoting the …

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Shipping Optimisation Systems (SOS): tramp optimisation perspective

El Noshokaty, Said - In: Journal of shipping and trade 2 (2017) 3, pp. 1-13

This research paper is to announce a new policy to all systems which are sensitive to time. In tramp cargo transportation, as an example, the current policy is to select for each ship the cargo mix which contributes more to a gross-profit objective, assuming deterministic cargo transport demand....

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An industry-level analysis of the post-Brexit and post-Covid 19 Ro-Ro ferry market and critical maritime freight transport links between the UK and the EU

Paraskevadakis, Dimitrios; Ifeoluwa, Adeyeri - In: Journal of shipping and trade 7 (2022), pp. 1-33

Evaluating supply chain system improvements and international economic integration patterns to changes in expenditure requires urgent attention from short to long-term supply chain disruption review. Following the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union, the UK and the global economies...

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The "Belt and Road Initiative": impacts on TEN-T and on the European transport system

Dunmore, Dick; Preti, Alberto; Routaboul, Clémence - In: Journal of shipping and trade 4 (2019) 10, pp. 1-17

programme. This paper focuses on the scope for rail services between China and Europe to attract freight currently travelling by … by rail, comprising 2.5 million TEU from sea and 0.5 million TEU from air. While it concludes that it is not possible to …

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Shipping digitalization management: conceptualization, typology and antecedents

Lambrou, Maria; Watanabe, Daisuke; Iida, Junya - In: Journal of shipping and trade 4 (2019) 11, pp. 1-17

Digital transformation is a topical theme in shipping research and professional practice, today. Our paper aims at developing a comprehensive framework of digitalization technologies and their maritime business implications, grounded on available evidence. In order to understand the full...

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Interdependency patterns of potential seaport risk factors in relation to supply chain disruption in Indonesia

Bagus, Muhammad Reza Do.; Hanaoka, Shinya - In: Journal of shipping and trade 8 (2023) 1, pp. 1-28

As an integral part of the global supply chain network, Indonesian supply chain entities should understand conditional seaport risk factors that could lead to seaport threats that affect supply chain continuity. This study aims to provide a procedure for evaluating the interdependencies,...

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Industrial vehicle routing problem : a case study

Jayarathna, D. G. N. D.; Lanel, G. H. J.; Juman, Z. A. M. S. - In: Journal of shipping and trade 7 (2022), pp. 1-27

This study is motivated by a real-world application of ABC (Pvt) Ltd., a well-known FMCG (fast-moving consumer goods) industry. The industry have nine agents (in two operating regions) from which it can serve its 5483 clients. We focus on this industry's outbound logistics in its two operating...

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