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Научен доклад ID 2211 : 2022/2
КОМУНИКАЦИЯ „ПРЕВОЗНО СРЕДСТВО – ПРЕВОЗНО СРЕДСТВО“ В АВТОМАТИЗИРАН КОНТЕЙНЕРЕН ТЕРМИНАЛ
Кхалдон Ал-Кармади Целта на всеки контейнерен терминал е да се повиши ефективността, за да може да се справи с увеличаването на търсенето и размера на контейнерните кораби. Като се има предвид ограниченото пространство и ресурси на всеки кон¬тейнерен терминал и високата цена за увеличаване на капацитета, автома¬ти¬зацията може да бъде ефективна алтернатива. Автоматизираният контей¬не¬рен терминал се превърна в световна тенденция, която се прилага към много гле¬ми контейнерни терминали. В допълнение, много изследвания се фо¬ку¬си¬рат върху тази тема, за да използват автоматизация и други технологии за по¬в謬ша¬ване на ефективността в контейнерните терминали. Настоящата публикация използва технологията на „Интернет на нещата“ (Internet of Things – IoT) за повишаване на транспортната ефективност на автоматизиран контейнерен терминал. В допълнение е предложен алгори¬тъм за повишаване на ефективността в автоматизирания контейнерен терми¬нал и постигане на целта на изследването. Накрая са показани резултатите от симулация, целяща да бъде доказан ефектът от използването на пред¬ло-же¬ния алгоритъм за намаляване на общото време за разтоварване и редуциране на таксите за обработка на терминала.
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