Port Logistics Optimization Model Study

Lakhmas, Kamal; Sedqui, Abdelfettah

doi:10.1109/logistiqua.2018.8428265

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“…Navickas et al 9 believed that the effectiveness of the port logistics system can be reflected by the appropriate allocation of human and other relevant resources, the competence of participants, the diversity of decision alternatives, and the flexibility of the decision-making process. Lakhmas 10 states that the international competitiveness of ports depends on the efficiency and effectiveness factors of their countries. In his opinion, the maritime industry gauges its performance according to efficiency and effectiveness to achieve the intended goals.…”

Section: Study On the Factors Influencing Port Competitivenessmentioning

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Evaluation of port competitiveness along China’s “Belt and Road” based on the entropy-TOPSIS method

Wang

Zhu

2023

Preprint

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Based on the literature on the factors influencing port competitiveness, this paper evaluates the competitiveness of Chinese ports along the Belt and Road based on Porter's diamond model. The evaluation system includes four primary indicators, including port infrastructure, port operation scale, port hinterland economic level and port development potential, and thirteen secondary indicators. Then, based on the entropy-TOPSIS method, an evaluation model of port competitiveness is constructed. Finally, 15 seaports along China's "Belt and Road" are used to evaluate competitiveness, and a comprehensive ranking of port competitiveness is obtained. The advantages and shortcomings of each port are pointed out according to the evaluation results to provide a reference for the long-term development of the competitiveness of ports along the "Belt and Road" in China.

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Section: Study On the Factors Influencing Port Competitivenessmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evaluation of port competitiveness along China’s “Belt and Road” based on the entropy-TOPSIS method

Wang

Zhu

2023

Preprint

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Hybrid modeling methodology for integrating customers’ behaviors into system simulation to improve service operations management

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Zhao

Liu

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Simulation Modelling Practice and Theory

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Evaluation of port competitiveness along China’s “Belt and Road” based on the entropy-TOPSIS method

Wang,

Mo,

2023

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Based on the literature on the factors influencing port competitiveness, this paper evaluates the competitiveness of Chinese ports along the Belt and Road based on Porter’s diamond model. The evaluation system includes four primary indicators, including port infrastructure, port operation scale, port hinterland economic level and port development potential, and 13 secondary indicators. Then, based on the entropy-TOPSIS method, an evaluation model of port competitiveness is constructed. Finally, 15 seaports along China’s “Belt and Road” are used to evaluate competitiveness, and a comprehensive ranking of port competitiveness is obtained. The advantages and shortcomings of each port are pointed out according to the evaluation results to provide a reference for the long-term development of the competitiveness of ports along the “Belt and Road” in China.

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Port Logistics Optimization Model Study

Cited by 4 publications

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Evaluation of port competitiveness along China’s “Belt and Road” based on the entropy-TOPSIS method

Evaluation of port competitiveness along China’s “Belt and Road” based on the entropy-TOPSIS method

Hybrid modeling methodology for integrating customers’ behaviors into system simulation to improve service operations management

Evaluation of port competitiveness along China’s “Belt and Road” based on the entropy-TOPSIS method

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