2018 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC) 2018
DOI: 10.1109/wsc.2018.8632389
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A Decision Support Tool for Port Planning Based on Monte Carlo Simulation

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“…With a view to understanding the inter-relationships and dependencies between stakeholder activities, Benedicto et al (2018) simulate port operations, in an approach which accommodates the random variables of climate and those ship-related, in addition to the more predictable shipping characteristics [8]. Based on the inputs, potential alternative strategies to manage the port are considered which prioritise operationality, waiting times, occupancy, and the use of harbour services for an overall optimised approach.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…With a view to understanding the inter-relationships and dependencies between stakeholder activities, Benedicto et al (2018) simulate port operations, in an approach which accommodates the random variables of climate and those ship-related, in addition to the more predictable shipping characteristics [8]. Based on the inputs, potential alternative strategies to manage the port are considered which prioritise operationality, waiting times, occupancy, and the use of harbour services for an overall optimised approach.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Challenges associated with delays have become a particular problem in the presence of Covid-19, as the supply chain attempts to recover, and pandemic pressures begin to ease [5] [6]. Nonetheless, work is underway to respond to the operational dilemmas at ports, and approaches to responding to the complex management challenge is examined both in the academic literature (e.g., [8] [9]), government reports (e.g., [10]), and recently in the news (e.g., [11]).…”
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“…For example, an n-dimensional classification can be carried out as explained in Section 3.3 and connected with the surveyed serviceability levels by means of an interpolation strategy. In [59] [64]) might also be of interest.…”
Section: User-oriented Thresholding Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Untuk mengetahui persediaan stok barang dimasa depan agar bisa terhindar dari kerugian dibutuhkan sebuah proses simulasi yang mampu memprediksi jumlah stok barang dimasa depan. Simulasi merupakan alat yang berguna untuk memprediksi barang atau hal lainnya dimasa depan [4]. Adapun keuntungan simulasi yaitu:  Hasil percobaan simulasi yang sudah diperoleh dari serangkaian pengujian.…”
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