TERMINAL GROUPS CRITERIA OF COMPETITIVENESS 2 3 Number of containers handled 1 4 7 Berth length 4 9 5 Number of berths 4. 6 Delay time for mooring 3 Berth depth 2 3 Terminal tariffs 4 Medium consignment rate 3 4 6 Medium board 2 4 Delay time for load/unload 2 6 6 Adapted from: Cabral, A. M. R., & de Sousa Ramos, F. (2014). Cluster analysis of the competitiveness of container ports in Brazil. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 69, 423–431. If all criteria have the same level of significance, which terminal group is the best choice for a containership line? 4.

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The Brazilian fast growing economy has been largely

dependent on its freight transport capacity. A recent study has cat-
egorised the country’s containership sea port terminals into three

distinct groups based on the competitiveness criteria (listed in the
table below), and their scores against the competitiveness criteria
(scores between 1 and 10, and the higher scores are the better):

TERMINAL GROUPS
CRITERIA OF
COMPETITIVENESS
2
3
Number of containers handled
1
4
7
Berth length
4
9
5
Number of berths
4.
6
Delay time for mooring
3
Berth depth
2
3
Terminal tariffs
4
Medium consignment rate
3
4
6
Medium board
2
4
Delay time for load/unload
2
6
6
Adapted from: Cabral, A. M. R., & de Sousa Ramos, F. (2014).
Cluster analysis of the competitiveness of container ports in
Brazil. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 69,
423–431.
If all criteria have the same level of significance, which terminal
group is the best choice for a containership line?
4.
Transcribed Image Text:TERMINAL GROUPS CRITERIA OF COMPETITIVENESS 2 3 Number of containers handled 1 4 7 Berth length 4 9 5 Number of berths 4. 6 Delay time for mooring 3 Berth depth 2 3 Terminal tariffs 4 Medium consignment rate 3 4 6 Medium board 2 4 Delay time for load/unload 2 6 6 Adapted from: Cabral, A. M. R., & de Sousa Ramos, F. (2014). Cluster analysis of the competitiveness of container ports in Brazil. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 69, 423–431. If all criteria have the same level of significance, which terminal group is the best choice for a containership line? 4.
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