Overordnede kursusmål
Applications of decision support in the area of maritime shipping
with focus on liner shipping.
Knowledge about mathematical programming applied to maritime
planning problems.
Læringsmål
En studerende, der fuldt ud har opfyldt kursets mål, vil kunne:
- Critically evaluate different models applied to maritime
planning problems.
- Develop models and solution methods for newly identified
maritime planning problems.
- Identify operations research related problems occurring in the
liner shipping industry.
- Apply solution methods to selected maritime problems.
- Critically evaluate which solution method to apply to a given
maritime planning problem.
- Describe recent research in the presented areas.
- Describe the different operations in maritime freight
transport.
- Critically evaluate the current operations.
Kursusindhold
The course will give an overview of general planning problems in
the
maritime shipping industry with an emphasis on the segment of liner
shipping. The course will consist of lectures from both industry
and
academia represented by several universities. Mathematical models
will
be presented for each topic.
The following topics will be covered: Bunker fuel optimization,
berth
scheduling, disruption management, fleet renewal, green logistics,
inland transport to
final customers, network design, speed optimization, stowage. Each
topic will consist of lectures and exercises. The
lectures/exercises are placed
during the first two weeks of the 3-week period and is ended by an
short exam in the the second week.
In the last week of the course the participants will read a recent
article (articles to choose between are provided at the beginning
of
the course) or work on an application project. The students will
work in groups of 2-3 students, and
will present the contents of the paper or project on the last day
of the 3rd
week. A 10 page review of the article or report on application
project is handed in
at the end of the course.
Litteraturhenvisninger
Handouts of articles.
Sidst opdateret
27. januar, 2017