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Kouzelis, Konstantinos (author)
This study aims to develop a decision support tool which enables shipowners to select the most appropriate alternative fuel technology to comply with possible different imposed emission regulations while ensuring optimal business performance. In this context, most appropriate is defined as a fuel alternative which minimises required freight rate...
master thesis 2021
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Vermeulen, Maurice (author)
The IMO has proposed Just-In-Time arrivals and services as one of the short-term solutions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in maritime shipping. The Just-In-Time concept allows vessels to optimize their speed during the voyage. If a vessel earlier knows at which time it is requested to arrive at the pilot boarding place, the vessel can adapt...
master thesis 2020
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Span, Karel (author)
Jumbo Maritime is a shipping company active in the heavy lifting market. Jumbo uses stabilisers to enlarge the stability of the ship during lifting. By using stabilisers Jumbo can perform heavy lifts with a relative small ship, this is one of the major advantages. Downside of using stabilisers is that the installation and de-installation is a...
master thesis 2019
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Drenthe, Kevin (author)
Maritime transport covers about 90%of world trade and is seen as one of the most cost-effective way of transporting goods. In order to safely accommodate vessels calling into ports, tugs are operated to assist various sized vessels with navigating, manoeuvring and berthing. Competition within the ship handling market has always been fierce....
master thesis 2019
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Lute, Kevin (author)
This study was conducted to address the lack of insight port authorities have in port competitiveness. Within this thesis a data-driven model is presented that allows to assess port competition within a bounded scope. This model is developed from the ground up and programmed in the Python programming language as a stand-alone solution. The model...
master thesis 2019
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van Nie, Casper (author)
The data-driven decision support system gives a competitive advantage by the cost-effective improvement of the fleet’s energy efficiency and by the controlled compliance with the IMO Greenhouse Gas Reduction Strategy. The conceptual Business Intelligence Design provides the foundation for data-driven decision support about energy efficiency for...
master thesis 2019
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Dekker, Gerben (author)
Small scale inland shipping, especially in the case of transported containers, is used only marginally compared to its capacity. The small inland waterways have abundant capacity to accommodate up to 700 percent more transport. On the other hand, road based container transport is cause for external damages in the form of congestion, emissions...
master thesis 2018
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Terlouw, Vera (author)
Economies are rapidly growing. Production and consumption rates are higher than ever before. And the disposal rates are increasing with it, with the absence of any waste infrastructure that can suffice. Global pollution has turned into one of today’s biggest threats for the environment, wild life, and humans. This thesis is specifically focussed...
master thesis 2018
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Ma, Xiaoming (author)
To plot the roadmap for the oil & gas sector, it is essential to do the market demand analysis and research the influencing mechanism of oil price on the offshore projects market and offshore equipment market. The equipment market of IHC IQIP is primarily the market of offshore structures installation. This project is combing the technology...
master thesis 2018
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Schothorst, Quinten (author)
In this thesis a model is set up to assess the economic viability of early stage buoyancy design concepts. The main research question is to find out if a versatile design approach to the buoyancy lifting concept, i.e. being able to take on multiple projects, can result in an economical viable solution for decommissioning offshore platform...
master thesis 2018
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van der Meer, Mick (author)
Due to the increased social importance and regulations on shipping emissions, effort must be made by shipowners, operators and naval architects to reduce the amount of air emissions from ships. A large set of emission control methods exists, but compatibility and interaction issues complicate their implementation. This thesis contains a decision...
master thesis 2018
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van den Berg, Max (author)
Harsh market conditions make optimising the performance in shipping more and more important. Shipping companies are becoming more and more data driven due to developments in data systems and these harsh market conditions. The goal of this research is to determine how and how much added value can be realised through shipping performance...
master thesis 2018
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ter Laare, Wessel (author)
Mercurius Shipping Group invested in two container-crane vessels which are able to load and unload cargo to and from its holds. Due to their unique feature, the crane, failure of the vessels results in large financial consequences. Previous experience showed that these costs could be mitigated with easily/timely available spare-parts. The main...
master thesis 2018
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Verduijn, Sander (author)
Investigating the processes of the nautical service providers in the Port of Rotterdam in order to benefit the creation of an agent based model of the nautical chain.
master thesis 2017
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Lazaris, George (author)
master thesis 2017
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Luik, Lucas (author)
Ballast water, routinely taken on by ships for stability and structural integrity can contain thousands of mi- crobes, algae and animals. When discharging this ballast water holding these organisms in a non-native ecosystem, new invasive aquatic species can be introduced. This can have to devastating consequences for the local ecosystem. To...
master thesis 2017
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Grutterink, Roeland (author)
Spliethoff is a ship-operating company with around 120 cargo vessels under management.<br/>The vessels of Spliethoff are generating a lot of operational data as they sail around the globe. To make better decisions based on this data, a system is required that takes operational data and translates it to useful information, accessible in the offce...
master thesis 2017
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Petri, T.M. (author)
Multipurpose vessels have the ability to carry multiple types of cargo. The larger quantities of cargoes are often transported by larger (more specialized) vessels such as bulk carriers and dedicated container vessels, but there are often a lot of small quantities of cargo that are too small for this type of vessels. That is where the...
master thesis 2017
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Bloemen, G.G.J. (author)
Since ING Shipping would like to gain more insight in sustainability in shipping, the costs and benefits of sustainable shipping are investigated. Sustainability is defined as a state that will retain the combined amount of social, economic and environmental assets over time. And ING defines a sustainable transaction as a transaction in which...
master thesis 2016
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Consuegra, S.C. (author)
The inland shipping industry could improve its environmental performance by applying environmental innovations. However, the industry is very diverse and there is a wide variety of technical, operational and logistical innovations. To find which innovations are most suitable for a fast-, cost- and effort effective adoption by the IWT industry,...
master thesis 2016
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