Application of a combined fuzzy multiple criteria decision making and optimization programming model to the container transportation demand split

Chou, Chien-Chang; Kuo, Fu-Tsuan; Gou, Rong-Hua; Tsai, Chia-Wei; Wong, Chun-Pong; Tsou, Ming-Cheng

doi:10.1016/j.asoc.2010.05.021

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“…Chou et al [47] formulated a combined fuzzy multiple criteria decision making and optimization programming model to solve the container transportation demand split problem. There are two stages in this combined model: in the first phase, the rate of division of the container transport demand is calculated using the MCDM (multicriteria fuzzy decision method) method; while in the second phase, an optimization mathematical programming network model is proposed to determine the origin / destination (O-D) for import / export of containers.…”

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“…Not related to the theme maritime chartering, we searched for works on approaches to treat similar problems to the proposed one. In the literature on multicriteria decision analysis [47][48][49], studies were found that combine multicriteria decision with optimization and a method that allows the use of quantitative and qualitative criteria decision-making. The work on flexible supply options, or contracts of supply with options [50][51][52][53][54] show that the use of option contracts can minimize risks related to uncertainty of demand and charter prices.…”

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Application of a combined fuzzy multiple criteria decision making and optimization programming model to the container transportation demand split

Cited by 16 publications

References 30 publications

Optimum Composition of Charter Contracts for the Renewal of the Fleet of Offshore Support Vessels Considering Uncertainties: A Literature Review

Optimum Composition of Charter Contracts for the Renewal of the Fleet of Offshore Support Vessels Considering Uncertainties: A Literature Review

On Distance Decay in Port Choice

Uncertain Network Public Sentiment Emergency Decision Model Based on Grey Relational Degree

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