Transload Yard Simulation

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A computer‐based recreation of all operations at a transload yard where cargo is transferred between different modes of transport (e.g., rail, truck). The purpose is to analyze and optimize processes, resource utilization, and layout, taking into account capacity, throughput, and dwell times.

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