Solar container turnover rate

Is there a standardized and effective port container turnover rate evaluation method?

This study aims to provide a globally applied, standardized and effective port container turnover rate evaluation method. It belongs to the two tracks of literature. One is port efficiency evaluation and the other is the satellite data (big data) based port performance assessment.

How did Global Ports' container cargo turnover perform in Q4 2024?

The container cargo turnover of Global Ports’ marine terminals surged by 13.4% year on year in the fourth quarter of 2024 to 299,000 TEU. "Growth rates of the container turnover of Global Ports outpace market growth rates since the start of 2024, including on account of beneficial positioning of the company in the Baltic basin.

What is the probability distribution of container turnover time for ports outside Asia?

However, we do not have information about the probability distribution of container turnover time for ports outside Asia, since the data of other ports involved are missing.

How do you calculate stochastic container turnover time?

Xiang et al. (2024)considered the stochastic container turnover time by multiplying the number of loaded containers arriving at each port with the probability of containers becoming empty in different time periods, thereby obtaining the number of empty containers in each period.

What is the uncertainty of container turnover time?

Some scholars have considered the uncertainty of container turnover time in their research. Among them, Dong and Song (2012b)used state variables to represent the availability of containers when considering the uncertainty of turnover time. Xiang et al. (2024)used turnover time probability to characterize the uncertainty of container turnover time.

What is port turnover rate?

It is necessary to clarify that the port turnover rate is one indicator of port operational efficiency, but not the only factor that determines the efficiency or performance of a port. Port turnover rate is defined as the number of ship calls or vessel arrivals at a port over a period of time.