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The use of ICT technologies within Greek Ports for efficient management of Container Terminal operations

Apostolos Bizakis Managing Director TREDIT S.A.


FREight Transport Information Technology Solutions


FRETIS Components


FRETIS functionalities


RTM – Rail Transport Management Train composition Wagon management

Rail Monitoring


FPC – Fleet Planning & Control


FPC – Proof of Delivery


IFT – Intermodal Freight Terminal Entry/Exit Control Yard Planning

Loading Unloading Control

Resource Management

Port Premises – MIS

e-Documents Handling

Customer


E-Docs

Conversion into XML file

Confirmation of document reception Creation and Submission of document

TCP/IP

Temporary storage in the database

Central Database

Confirmation of document reception

File retrieval for validation Final storage after validation Documents management system

Port MIS


ICM – Intermodal Chain Management Chain creation - management

Overview of transport execution

Alerts configuration & management User management


FRETIS - IFT ICT technologies within Greek Ports for efficient management of Container Terminal operations


The Integrated System The Modularity of the System

Customer Customer Service Service

Document Document Submission Submission Yard Yard Inventory Inventory System System

Entry/Exit Entry/Exit Control Control System System

Resource Resource Management Management System System

Central Central Information Information Management Management System System

Administrative Administrative Support Support System System

Geographical Geographical Information Information System System

Loading/ Loading/ Unloading Unloading Yard Yard Planning Planning System System

Invoicing Invoicing System System


Container Terminal Panorama Entry/Exit Control Yard Planning

Loading Unloading Control

Resource Management

Customer

Port Premises – MIS

e-Documents Handling


Document Submission (I) E-Document submission and control mechanism XML implementation of standard EDIFACT messages for container terminal Different application scenarios based on client infrastructure: Connector/client to receive ERP output Web access for small client with limited infrastructure Capability for integration with client software


Document Submission Multi-functional interface Validation of messages

Overview/Acceptance of incoming messages Overview of rejected messages Outgoing messages


Customer Service Added

value to port services Interactive web based application providing accurate real-time information to customers Port client can monitor cargo statuses updates through port activities. Customer can receive XML messages for further processing within own system.


Customer Service Secure Web Access

UN EDIFACT Container Handling messages Real time information available also in XML format


Entry / Exit Control (I) Advanced security on inbound/outbound flows of containers, vehicles and drivers. Integration capabilities to gate control mechanism: OCR systems for vehicle ID recognition Smart card for driver identification Automatic gate barriers and traffic lights control

Minimize vehicles’ waiting times and gate congestion


Entry / Exit Control (II) Handling

of parking slots within container

terminal. Allocation of slots / Drivers’ guidanceinstructions. Connection to yard management for collection/delivery of container.


Entry / Exit Control Container checking

Documentation crosschecking

Vehicle checking

Driver checking

Parking allocation


Entry Control Automated Entry


Entry Control Automated Entry •

System checks Permit

•

If OK a ticket states the interchange position


Loading / Unloading Control Tracking

of loading/unloading activities of

ships. Use with handheld terminals. Monitor productivity real-time or through statistical reports. Provide clients with progress reports and estimations on process completion time.


Loading / Unloading Control Supervision of quay activities with the use of wireless terminals

Statistical data and progress monitoring


Yard Planning GIS interface to maximize effectiveness. Define stacking options based on certain criteria: Stacking height, container size Import, export area Container with dangerous content (based on standards) Stacking based on container owner, etc.

Possibility to generate ad-hoc movements for container re-positioning creating available space on yard.


Yard Planning Full graphical support

Multiple grouping capabilities Multiple editing capabilities


Yard Inventory Control Provides

the ability to “walk the yard” ensuring high accuracy on yard status. Create surveying scenarios. Batch downloading/uploading to/from handheld terminals. Connectivity to GIS interface.


Yard Inventory Control Straightforward handheld interface Batch downloading

Comprehensive surveying scenarios

Batch uploading


Geographical Information System Geographical projection of yard conditions Live isolated monitoring of specific areas Operation history


Resource Management Provides

automation in handling container movement orders. Organizes orders, assigns to available resources (straddle carriers), monitors execution. Possibility to handle different kind of resources (carriers, forklifts etc.) Minimizes carriers’ idle time – Reduction in operating costs.


Resource Management

Graphical presentation of available / occupied equipment

Re-routing management interface

List of equipment with real time status


Administrative Support System

Handle all crucial administrative operations Issuing transfer/cargo permits Storing of customs’ documents Maintain logistics records Reduces volume of paper work.


Administrative Support System

Customs documentation control

Electronic logistics warehouse registry

Electronic permission issuing


Invoicing System Implements complex pricing policies Ship and quay services Stuffing/stripping Shifting etc.

Timely calculation of clients’ financial obligations. Integration ability with terminal’s Accounting system.


Invoicing System Automatic calculation of customer obligations Variety of options

Multiple invoicing cases


Benefits for ports Better management of available resources Increased productivity of port Effective management of yard area and available slots Increased security through control for gate entry/exit Control over financial issues


Current/Future Enhancements Ship loading plan (Bay Plan) vs. yard plan Berth management Extension on management of handling activities (e.g.: Empty Containers special handling). Integration with Fleet Management systems (position verification, handling equipment maintenance management). Use of RFID to verify identity and/or positioning within yard


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