Vessel big data play a significant role in understanding vessel behaviors and thus facilitating the prosperity of waterway transportation. However, relevant research regarding trajectory recognition broad range narrow channels still lacks, especially using VITS data. The major objective this paper is to conduct analysis based on novel examine its availability inland An alternate aim develop mor...

Ship–infrastructure cooperation, i.e., infrastructure scheduling, is significant for optimizing the utilization of spatial-temporal resources infrastructures and improving efficiency safety waterborne transportation systems. This paper carries out a systematic review scheduling problems in systems, including locks, terminals, berths, waterway intersections. The are linked to classical optimizat...

Logging on islands differs considerably from logging carried out on the mainland. The transportation of machines to the islands and between islands calls for special equipment. Furthermore, the long distance transport must be done simultaneously with logging, because the buffer raft between ground forwarding and vessel transport is very small and used also for the transport of logging machines ...

Given the ubiquitous nature of infrastructure networks in today's society, there is a global need to understand, quantify, and plan for the resilience of these networks to disruptions. This work defines network resilience along dimensions of reliability, vulnerability, survivability, and recoverability, and quantifies network resilience as a function of component and network performance. The tr...

Automatic Identification System (AIS), as a major data source of navigational data, is widely used in the application of connected ships for the purpose of implementing maritime situation awareness and evaluating maritime transportation. Efficiently extracting featured data from AIS database is always a challenge and time-consuming work for maritime administrators and researchers. In this paper...

This paper aims to find out the considerations of colonial government in building transportation infrastructure facilitate economic exploitation on west coast Kalimantan. For this reason, questions road construction as only option for when faced with idea constructing a railway which at that time was latest trend land and environmental realities had been built, namely waterway. The problem stud...

Abstract Shipper response surveys have been growing in favor recent years and if administered correctly, can help quantify shipper’s behaviors opinions which present themselves as transportation demand functions by mode of delivery (water, rail or truck). Demand functions, defined economists “numeric elasticities” changes quantity demanded a result rates/duration/reliability, enabled to the Cor...

IN T R O D U C T IO N Bridges are an integral part of any highway system. The design of a particular bridge depends on many variables. A major considera­ tion, often necessary, is the length of the bridge. In certain circum­ stances and locations the length may be dictated by factors other than cost. But, where necessary the designer must decide, “How far can the bridge approaches extend onto t...

Tidal creeks are widespread and abundant estuarine ecosystems, yet their ecological relevance is undervalued as reflected by the lack of research on these systems relative to larger, better-known estuarine systems (e.g. the Chesapeake Bay, the Albemarle–Pamlico Sound System, Florida Bay, to name a few). These better-known large estuaries contain numerous tidal creeks which, in comparison to the...