Predicting Intermodal Transport Changes Through a Flow Game Framework
Athena Roumboutsos
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Athena Roumboutsos
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Greater uptake of intermodal transport is important in improving efficiency and reducing carbon and other emissions. An alternative conceptual model to predict the potential of intermodal freight transport is offered based on flow game theory. Emphasis is placed on predicting the potential of establishing modal and operator alliances. The model is compared to case studies reported in literature and was shown to be able to interpret and predict operator strategies and best practices. The paper reframes understanding of intermodal transport developments and provides insight to shippers, operators and policymakers alike.
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Greater uptake of intermodal transport is important in improving efficiency and reducing carbon and other emissions. An alternative conceptual model to predict the potential of intermodal freight transport is offered based on flow game theory. Emphasis is placed on predicting the potential of establishing modal and operator alliances. The model is compared to case studies reported in literature and was shown to be able to interpret and predict operator strategies and best practices. The paper reframes understanding of intermodal transport developments and provides insight to shippers, operators and policymakers alike.
Key concepts: Modal shift, Operator (biology), Multimodal transport, Modal, Flow (mathematics), Game theory, Conceptual model, Computer science