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VRP Meets Inland Waterway Transport: Predictive Routing for Zero-Emission Vessels
Efficient, zero-emission freight transport via inland waterways faces multiple challenges: limited cargo capacity, restricted energy range, infrastructure constraints (e.g. locks, narrow passages), and dynamic operational conditions. This paper presents the Waterborne Route Optimization Model (WROM)
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