Data-driven dynamic stacking strategy for export containers in container terminals

Author:

Park Hyun JiORCID,Cho Sung WonORCID,Nanda AbhilashaORCID,Park Jin HyoungORCID

Abstract

AbstractThis study investigates a method for improving real-time decisions regarding the storage location of export containers while the containers are arriving. To manage the decision-making process, we propose a two module-based data-driven dynamic stacking strategy that facilitates stowage planning. Module 1 generates the Gaussian mixture model (GMM) specific to each container group for container weight classification. Module 2 implements the data-driven dynamic stacking strategy as an online algorithm to determine the storage location of an arriving container in real time. Numerical experiments were conducted using real-life data to validate the effectiveness of the proposed method compared to other alternative stacking strategies. These experiments revealed that the performance of the proposed method is robust, and therefore it can improve yard operations and container terminal competitiveness.

Funder

Korea Research Institute of Ships and Ocean Engineering

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering,Management Science and Operations Research

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