TY - GEN
T1 - A case-based stowage planning system
AU - Nugroho, S.
PY - 2005
Y1 - 2005
N2 - The computer support in stowage planning today is limited to the calculation of the state of the ship, e.g. concerning the ship's stability and strength or hazardous cargoes check. Stowage planners have to perform the core of the planning process manually. The growing size of container ships and the tight shipping schedule illustrate the increasing burden to the planners and its risk. A new method for semi-automating the process of stowage planning, called Casestow, is proposed. Casestow encompasses the difficulty of knowledge acquisition of stowage planning. It assists the planner in creating a stowage plan by remembering how a similar planning problem was solved.
AB - The computer support in stowage planning today is limited to the calculation of the state of the ship, e.g. concerning the ship's stability and strength or hazardous cargoes check. Stowage planners have to perform the core of the planning process manually. The growing size of container ships and the tight shipping schedule illustrate the increasing burden to the planners and its risk. A new method for semi-automating the process of stowage planning, called Casestow, is proposed. Casestow encompasses the difficulty of knowledge acquisition of stowage planning. It assists the planner in creating a stowage plan by remembering how a similar planning problem was solved.
KW - Case-based reasoning
KW - Container shipping
KW - Knowledge acquisition problems
KW - Stowage planning
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M3 - Conference contribution
AN - SCOPUS:84903383609
SN - 1845640101
SN - 9781845640101
T3 - WIT Transactions on the Built Environment
SP - 361
EP - 370
BT - Maritime Heritage and Modern Ports
PB - WITPress
T2 - 2nd International Conference on Maritime Heritage and 4th International Conference on Maritime Engineering, Ports and Waterways
Y2 - 18 April 2005 through 20 April 2005
ER -