Operation Work Support System : Container, Storage, Transportation, and Wash

Optimization of Inland Container Transportation with and without Container Sharing

In this contribution we optimize the transportation of containers in the hinterland of a local area with one terminal and one depot for empty containers and trucks. There are several customers who want to receive goods by inbound containers and several customers who want to ship goods by outbound containers. Additionally, there are empty inbound containers and empty outbound containers. We pres...

Using Work Agreements as Operation-time System Requirements for Emergent Work Community Support Systems

We propose an approach for capturing evolving requirements for work support systems that are organically created by co-workers in self-organized, networked organizations. It is in the nature of such organisations that comprehensive design-time capturing of the volatile taskrelated functional requirements is not possible. Therefore, we advocate a combination of two types of requirements: i. stab...

Semantic Web based Container Monitoring System for the Transportation Industry

Goods are transported around the world in containers. Monitoring containers is a complex task. In this presentation, we will present a Container Monitoring System based on Semantic Web technologies. This system is currently being developed by Ege University, Bimar Information Technology Services and Capsenta for ARKAS Holding, one of Turkey’s leading logistics and transportation companies. Our ...

Efffect of storage temperature and container type on storage and shelf life of persimmon fruits

Disconnected Operation in the Pesto Storage System

This dissertation describes a distributed storage system that is able to provide its users with highly available, secure and shareable storage. The design of distributed file systems has traditionally been based on the assumptions of strong connectivity, centralized administration, and a relatively small and stable set of nodes (‘first-class server’) as the heart of the system. We argue that al...