Benefits of a truck appointment system on the service quality of inland transport modes at a multimodal container terminal
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- Optimizing truck visits to container terminals with consideration of multiple drays of individual drivers
- Impact on yard efficiency of a truck appointment system for a port terminal
- The block relocation problem with appointment scheduling
- Integrated scheduling and assignment of trucks at unit-load cross-dock terminals with mixed service mode dock doors
- Managing customer arrivals with time windows: a case of truck arrivals at a congested container terminal
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(10)- Impact on yard efficiency of a truck appointment system for a port terminal
- Optimizing truck visits to container terminals with consideration of multiple drays of individual drivers
- The block relocation problem with appointment scheduling
- Container relocation problem with time windows for container departure
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- A Simultaneous Magnanti-Wong Method to Accelerate Benders Decomposition for the Metropolitan Container Transportation Problem
- Managing customer arrivals with time windows: a case of truck arrivals at a congested container terminal
- An innovative operation‐time‐space network for solving different logistic problems with capacity and time constraints
- The dynamic stochastic container drayage problem with truck appointment scheduling
- Collaborative maritime and port transportation: a literature review
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