Governments and contractors have different goals in handling construction and demolition
waste (CDW), which makes it challenging to design CDW recycling networks. This paper …

Maritime decarbonization and strict international regulations have forced liner companies to
find new solutions for reducing fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions in recent …

In this paper, we study a barge and tugboat joint scheduling problem arising from a river–
sea intermodal transport system, where non-self-propelled barges travel with the help of …

This paper presents a multiobjective, mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) model that
integrates production scheduling, inventory management, and vessel assignment for a …

Maritime transport plays an important role in global economic development but also
inevitably faces increasing pressures from all sides, such as ship operating cost reduction …

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is a promising measure to reduce shipping emissions and
alleviate air pollution problem, especially in coastal areas. Currently, the lack of a complete …

Ship–infrastructure cooperation, ie, infrastructure scheduling, is significant for optimizing the
utilization of spatial-temporal resources of infrastructures and improving the efficiency and …

Ship sailing speed optimization models are constructed based on prediction of ship fuel
consumption, whose accuracy is highly influenced by the quality of sea and weather …

In most seaports, pilotage is compulsory for incoming and outgoing vessels to use pilotage
services. Maritime pilots play a critical role in providing local knowledge and assistance to …

Limiting carbon dioxide emissions is one of the main concerns of green shipping. As an
important carbon intensity indicator, the Energy Efficiency Operational Index (EEOI) …