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Study of Container Transport Planning Model and Algorithm

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Container transport has rapidly developed into a modern means of transportation because of their significant advantages. With the development, it also exacerbated the flaws of transport in the original. One of the most important problems was that the invalid transport had not still reduced due to the congenital imbalances of transportation. Container transport exacerbated the invalid transport because of the empty containers. To solve the problem, people made many efforts, but they did not make much progress. There had two theoretical flaws by analyzing the previous management methods in container transport. The first one was the default empty containers inevitability. The second one was that they did not overall consider how to solve the problem of empty containers allocation. In order to solve the unreasonable transportation's problem, and overcome the traditional models' two shortcomings, the article re-built the container transport planning model—gravity model. It gave the general algorithm and has analyzed the final result of the model.

Document Type: Research Article

Publication date: 30 May 2012

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