This paper mainly evaluates the previously published fleet planning researches which
primarily utilize operations research and computational intelligence based techniques. An …

The reduction of vibrations and noise on ships is essential for securing the health and
comfort of crew members, passengers, and land residents, the well-being of marine life, and …

This editorial is a sequel to my 2017 editorial “Globalization, public sector reform, and the
role of ports in international supply chains”(Haralambides 2017). Ideally, the two works …

The environmental problems brought by the ship** industry have drawn the attention of all
parties, making it critical to select a fuel system that combines economic and environmental …

This paper examines in which ways the changing organizational routines of ship** (ie,
alliance formation and vertical integration in container terminal operations) are affecting the …

The international seaborne trade volumes have been continuously increasing over the last
years. Many liner ship** companies started consolidation to form stronger alliances and …

Abstract The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has agreed in 2018 on a reduction of
total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from international ship**, which should lower the …

To comply with the stricter emission control regulations of recent years, ship** carriers,
who may be risk averse, need to make decisions regarding their investments in …

This article studies ship speed from the supply chain perspective to examine its overall
effects on liner operators, customers and environment. A model is proposed to simulate …