
This paper proposes a liner ship fleet deployment (LSFD) problem with container transshipment operations. The proposed problem is formulated as a mixed-integer linear programming model which allows container transshipment operations at any port, any number of times, without explicitly defining the container transshipment variables. Experiments on the Asia–Europe–Oceania shipping network of a global liner shipping company show that more than one third (17–22 ports) of the total of 46 ports have transshipment throughputs. Computational studies based on randomly generated large-scale shipping networks demonstrate that the proposed model can be solved efficiently by CPLEX.
ship, 330, liner, Fleet deployment, Mixed-integer linear programming model, 650, container, Liner shipping, Science and Technology Studies, operations, Engineering, deployment, fleet, Transshipment, transshipment
ship, 330, liner, Fleet deployment, Mixed-integer linear programming model, 650, container, Liner shipping, Science and Technology Studies, operations, Engineering, deployment, fleet, Transshipment, transshipment
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