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Intermodal Freight Network Design for Strategic Planning

Status

Complete

Project Timeline

September 1, 2006 - July 31, 2007

Principal Investigator

Amelia Regan

Project Team

Pruttipong Apivatanagul

Sponsor, Program & Award Number

USDOT/UTC // UCTC Dissertation Fellowship: SA5493
(Subcontract to UC Berkeley)

Areas of Expertise

Freight, Logistics, & Supply Chain

Team Departmental Affiliation

Computer Science

Project Summary

Freight planning is increasingly important because of steady increases in freight demand. Many states have realized the importance of the freight industry and have conducted freight planning studies in order to understand the existing problems in the freight network. Network integration is a significant factor in overall systems efficiency. Improvement projects should be directed to eliminate bottlenecks in the network. Our research focus is to develop an intermodal freight network design model that will serve as a decision support tool for allocating fixed budgets to such improvement projects. In order to analyze the benefits of improvement projects the model developed will combine a budget allocation model and a freight traffic assignment model in order to allocate the limited resources to the best set of improvement projects.

Related Publications

Phd Dissertation | Jan 2008

Network design formulations, modeling, and solution algorithms for goods movement strategic planning

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