Publicación revista Multimodal & Logistic Transports Internacional,
Edición 23

En relación a lo que el Centro de Transporte y Logística de la Universidad Marítima Internacional de Panamá está trabajando con las terminales portuarias nacionales.

Modelado y Simulación en Terminales Portuarias del País

Publicación IEE Conference, Orlando Florida.

Con el tema:

Optical Container Code Recognition and its Impact on the Maritime Supply Chain

Ravindra Shetty
Agent technologies software Pvt ltd (www.agenttech.org)
Bangalore, India
Rebeca Cáceres
Universidad Marítima Internacional de Panamá
Panama City, Republic of Panama
John Pastrana, Luis Rabelo
Department of Industrial Engineering and Management Systems
University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL 32816, USA

Abstract

Container terminal operators worldwide have expressed the need for accurate real-time accounting of the incoming, outgoing and existing inventory. Container Optical Code Recognition (OCR) provides systems which can be integrated with RFID tags in order to give more accurate information to Maritime Supply Chain Management. The implementation of OCR systems for feasible identification and tracking of containers offers value added benefits. Container terminals utilizing OCR technology enjoy more efficient use of labor, yard space, and handling equipment while realizing improved productivity and profitability. This paper explains the development of the next generation of OCR systems using global image processing, hierarchical representations, probabilistic object tracking, color model transformation, statistical classifiers, neural networks, support vector machines, and Hidden Markov Models (HMM). Their fusion with RFID technology and the utilization of the recent wireless technologies integrated with iPADs allow for the deployment of very sophisticated but still cost effective systems.

Artículo completo en el siguiente link: 

OCR and its Impact on the Maritime Supply Chain