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    Container ships must carefully plan how to stack shipping containers in their holds to balance weight and safely transport goods. Researchers at an Escola Naval school in Portugal developed a mathematical model and algorithm to help shipping companies optimize container arrangements on ships engaged in short-distance coastal routes, reducing costs and improving efficiency of these operations. The new approach formulates the container stowage problem as a combinatorial optimization task and solves it to provide suitable container placements that meet operational and safety requirements.

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    Container ships must carefully plan how to stack shipping containers in their holds to balance weight and safely transport goods. Researchers at an Escola Naval school in Portugal developed a mathematical model and algorithm to help shipping companies optimize container arrangements on ships engaged in short-distance coastal routes, reducing costs and improving efficiency of these operations. The new approach formulates the container stowage problem as a combinatorial optimization task and solves it to provide suitable container placements that meet operational and safety requirements.

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    Container ships must carefully plan how to stack shipping containers in their holds to balance weight and safely transport goods. Researchers at an Escola Naval school in Portugal developed a mathematical model and algorithm to help shipping companies optimize container arrangements on ships engaged in short-distance coastal routes, reducing costs and improving efficiency of these operations. The new approach formulates the container stowage problem as a combinatorial optimization task and solves it to provide suitable container placements that meet operational and safety requirements.

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    Martins, Paulo & Lobo, Victor & Vairinhos, Valter & Naval, Escola. (2009).

    Container Stowage Problem Solution for Short Sea Shipping.

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