Management View on Intelligent Intermodal Transport
Jukka Hemilä, Outi Kettunen, Martin Ollus
Abstract
Jukka Hemilä, Outi Kettunen, Martin Ollus
Abstract
Intermodal transport is an important topic due to continuously increasing attention to environmental concerns and the need for more sustainable transport modes. Many challenges have to be resolved before the intermodal transport can significantly increase its share in freight transport. In the EURIDICE project will be addressed one of the most important challenges, the information flow between the different stakeholders and the transportation itself as well as the management system of intermodal transportation. There are exceptionally many players involved in the intermodal transport and for this reason fluent information flow including the management support are crucial.
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Intermodal transport is an important topic due to continuously increasing attention to environmental concerns and the need for more sustainable transport modes. Many challenges have to be resolved before the intermodal transport can significantly increase its share in freight transport. In the EURIDICE project will be addressed one of the most important challenges, the information flow between the different stakeholders and the transportation itself as well as the management system of intermodal transportation. There are exceptionally many players involved in the intermodal transport and for this reason fluent information flow including the management support are crucial.
Key concepts: Sustainable transport, Business, Information flow, Intelligent transportation system, Transport engineering, Risk analysis (engineering), Sustainability, Engineering