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Multi-objective optimization for a liner shipping service from different perspectives

Dong-Ping Song    
Dong Li    
Paul Drake    

Resumen

This paper considers the optimization problem for the ship deployment, the planned sailing speed, and the service scheduling in a liner shipping route with both sea and port uncertainties taking multiple objectives from different perspectives. The main purposes are three-folds: first, defining key performance indicators (KPI) in liner shipping service design problem from different stakeholders? perspectives; second, investigating the relationships between the identified KPIs and their impact on the optimal solutions; third, evaluating the impact of different speed strategies on the KPIs and the optimal solutions.

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