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Double cycling process.

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Fig 2.

Unloading and loading plan of a ship bay.

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Fig 3.

Double cycling with the sequence from quayside to seaside.

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Double cycling with the sequence optimized by Johnson’s rule.

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Fig 5.

Operation sequence by tier with single cycling.

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Fig 6.

Double cycling with multiple QCs.

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Table 1.

Examples using the Lagrangian relaxation based heuristic.

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Fig 7.

Unloading and loading plan of a bay.

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Fig 8.

Completion time of a QC unloading from landside to quayside.

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Fig 9.

Completion time optimized with Johnson’s rule.

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Table 2.

Results for five QCs.

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Table 3.

Comparison of the LRH with the B&B method.

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Table 4.

Problem size of each instance.

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Table 5.

Results of each instance.

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Fig 10.

Sensitivity of the number of QCs to the computation time.

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Fig 11.

Effect of the number of QCs on the optimization result.

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Fig 12.

Sensitivity of the number of rows to the computation time.

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Fig 13.

Sensitivity of the number of time periods to the computation time.

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