Review on Maritime Transportation Risk Analysis Method

Bottleneck-Analysis on Intermodal Maritime Transportation Chains

Scenario analysis often is used to determine bottlenecks in multimodal transportation and logistics chains. Bottleneck-analysis itself is a process related approach to identify shortages in multimodal transportation and logistics supply chains, and concerned with analysis of resource planes, optimization of multimodal transportation chains, consideration of timeliness and concurrency using reso...

On a risk management analysis of oil spill risk using maritime transportation system simulation

Is it safer for New Orleans river gambling boats to be underway than to be dockside? Is oil transportation risk reduced by lowering wind restrictions from 45 to 35 knots at Hinchinbrook Entrance for laden oil tankers departing Valdez, Alaska? Should the International Safety Management (ISM) code be implemented fleet-wide for the Washington State Ferries in Seattle, or does it make more sense to...

A Brief Literature Review on Ship Management in Maritime Transportation

This article briefly surveys the current state-of-the-art on ship management in maritime transportation. It covers three most important aspects of ship management: crew scheduling, maintenance scheduling, and spare part management.

Operational Risk Assessment in 3PL for Maritime Transportation

Supply chain risk management is an important activity in current supply chain management. Operational risk is one of the most important risks in supply chains. The operational risk assessment process includes risk identification and evaluation and prioritization. On the other hand, the participation of Third Party Logistics providers (3PL) in supply chains has been increasing, and it is importa...

Guest Editorial: Special Issue on Maritime Transportation and Port Logistics