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Emission-Aware Optimization of Container Handling Vehicles: A HaminaKotka Port Case Study
Smart ports increasingly depend on IoT-enabled digitalization to turn heterogeneous operational processes into measurable, optimizable workflows. Accordingly, this paper first provides a concise review of IoT-enabler technologies for port digital transformation, emphasizing how sensing, connectivity
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