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Door-to-Door
Co-financed by the European Commission DG TREN
www.d2d.no
Presentation for the FARGIS team 17.03.2004
By Olav Espeland
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“We are honoured to be heading up the EU Door-to-Door (D2D) logistics project.”
“Here we have a chance to make a real contribution to Europe's quality of life and improve our business and our customers' business at the same time.” Nils Petter Dyvik, CEO WWL
The D2D Challenge
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The numbers speak for themselves
Employees 3,000
Offices worldwide 100
Total revenue 2001 US$1.8 billion
Vehicles transported annually– by sea 1.6 million– by land 1.5 million
Vessels in operation more than 60
Units managed annually by logistics services 2.5 million
Terminals operated by us 6
Terminals where we have dedicated space 5
Vehicle & agricultural machineryprocessing centres 20
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Wallenius Wilhelmsen L i n e s
Product segments
Cars/light vehicles
High and heavy vehicles and machinery
Special/project and commodity cargo
Terminal management
D2D
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The D2D project
Demonstration of an integrated management and communication system for door-to-door
intermodal transport operations
Started 1st of March 2002
Ends 28th of February 2005
7,3 million Euro
3,1 million support from DG TREN
20 companies in Europe
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Customer benefits
Reduced total transportation costs
Improved delivery precision
Shorter lead times
Lower inventory costs
More visible supply chain
Accurate and efficient information flows
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WP1 Demonstrator requirements
WP2 FTMS
WP4 Smart Tech.
WP3 TCMS
John Deere (WWL)
Volkswagen (ATG/Harms)
Elkem (ENL)
Pamesa (Naviera Pinillos)
Unifac (Unifac)
Demonstrators:
Development:
Requirements:
WP5
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7 Work Packages
WP7
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Project Organisation
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FRESTI
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The 5 Demonstrators
John Deere farming equipment from Mannheim (Germany) to dealers in Australia End-to-end supply chain managementoperations
VW cars from Wolfsburg (Germany) to Istanbul (Turkey)
Elkem containers from Salten (Norway) to customer in Rheinfelden (Germany)
PAMESA general cargo from Pamesa (Spain) to warehouse in Cegrisa (Las Palmas)
UNIFAC general cargo from Lisbon and Tagus Valey (Portugal) to customers in Azores Islands
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Deliverables / Achievements
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2002.2.1 2005.2.28
Jul 03State of the art report for Freight Monitoring
completed
Sep 03Mapping & Re-engineering
completed
Dec 02State of the art report
for Transport ManagementSystems completed
Jan 03First Prototype of
Transport Chain ManagementSystem completed
Oct 03First Prototype of
Freight Transport MonitoringSystem completed
Nov 03First demonstration using
a working TCMScompleted
Feb 05Project
completed
Mar 04Updated version of
TCMS with integrationcapabilities completed
Jul 04Final version of FTMSTCMS fully integrated
Sep 04Final demonstration
using TCMS and FTMS together
Feb 02Projectstarted
April 04Final Reportcompleted
Final 15% paymentto be paid in 2006-2007
Minimum follow-up workrequired
Today
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D2D – Deliverables completed
Report providing an insight into the benefits of door-to-door transport chain management systems and a review of a number of systems.
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D2D – Deliverables completed
Report describing different systems for freight monitoring(track and trace)
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TCMS
Logistics Co-ordinator
TCMS
From Dep. 07/03/02
Type 50.000 USDPriceCargo
To Arr. 08/03/02
between
03.00before
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Akinada BridgeAntwerpen ExpressApl AgateApl Belgium
68,68754,43765,47565,792
2001200019972002
14,514,514,514,5
65.00060.00055.00060.000
Name Gross Buildt Speed Price9224532919328891397139218686
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70.000 USDto
Admin Services HelpBuild chainNew Open Save
18.00 08/03/02 03.00Houston
Port Fourchon
TDallas - Hickory
S T T T E
Transport Management
Exceptions Management
Visualisation of Transport Status
TCMS
Service Interfaces alerts
S T T T E
Contact Peter Tedder Tlf +47 902 31 566 mobile
Type 1500 USDPricecontainer port
Description Mon-fri 05.00 - 22.00, sat. 07.00 - 21.00, sun. closedholidays closed
Location USHOU
actors
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Admin Services HelpNew Open Save
Dallas - Hickory
Build chain
Customer
Position data networkFTMS
Producer
Track & Trace ETA Advice
Demonstration of an integrated management and communication system for door-to-door intermodal transport operations
Two integrated systems
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D2D – Deliverables completed
Completed business models for all 5 chains, describing the current-state business processes with respect to roles, actors, responsibilities, activities, decision points, transport documents, information systems and flows
Completed future-state business models including the new Transport Chain Manager role and a description of how the new D2D systems may be used in order to support management of the chain
Planned demonstrator installations and organisations for the John Deere, Volkswagen and Elkem chains
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D2D System Architecture
Comm Platform
D2D Platform
TCP/IP
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ServiceProviderServiceProvider
UserUser
FTMS
SECURITY LAYER
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APPLICATIONLAYER
DATA LAYER
WEB SERVICES
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SECURITY LAYER
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WEB SERVICES
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TCMS
SECURITY LAYER
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DATA LAYER
WEB SERVICES
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TCMS
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Data Provider 2Data Provider 2
Data Provider 1Data Provider 1
Data Provider nData Provider n
. . .
TCP/IP
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Information requirements
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Freight TransportMonitoring
F.3.1
Access control/Security
FA.1
Validation
F.1.1
Collection of thenecessary data
F.1.2
Data processing& validation
F.1.3
Incident control
FA.3
Administration
F.3.4
Infrormationmanagement
FA.2
Short termForecasting
F.2.2
Calculation ofprojected status
F.2.1
Collection of thenecessary data
F.3.3
Reporting toTCMS
F.3.2
Incoming messageshandling
SF.1.1.1
Retrieval of referencedata/rules
SF.1.1.2
Retrieval of statusdata
SF.1.2.1
Coorelation betweendata
SF.1.2.2
Calculation ofdeviations ...
SF.1.3.1
Incident detection
SF.1.3.2
Incident reporting
SF.2.1.1
Retrieval of referencedata/constraints
SF.2.1.2
Retrieval of validationresults
SF.2.2.1
ETA
SF.2.2.2
ETD
SF.2.2.3
Delays
SF.3.1.1
Retrieval of userreferefnce data
SF.3.1.2
User authentication
SF.3.1.4
Administrativelogging
SF.3.1.3
Access notification
SF.3.2.1
Syntax control
SF.3.2.2
Parsing
SF.3.2.3
Validation
SF.3.2.4
Administrativelogging
SF.3.3.1
Message building
SF.3.3.2
Message checking
SF.3.4.1
Users datamaintenance
SF.3.4.2
Operational datamaintenance
SF.3.4.3
Administrativelogging
SF.3.3.3
Administrativelogging
FTMS functionality
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The four information “families”
TCMS
PDP
Actual information aboutthe progress of thetransport (cargo/ mode)as well as incident andforecasting information(Reference Matrix M3)
Structured statusinformation(Reference Matrix M2)
Reference planning dataabout the chains and theconsignments, as well as
rules and constraints(Reference Matrix M1)
FTMSValidation and
processing
Traffic Information Centers (TICs)Vessel Traffic Management Systems (VTS)River Information Systems (RISs)
Structured traffic information(Matrix M4)
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M1: Reference planning info and corresponding TCMS FTMS message
Reference Matrix M1
Planning data
Reference planning info Corresponding TCMS FTMS message
1 Transport chain specs TTRequest_TC.xml
2 Shipment information TTRequest_Shipment.xml
3 Transport order information TTRequest_TO.xml
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M2: Status info and corresponding PDP FTMS message
Reference Matrix M2
Structured status information
Information need Corresponding PDP FTMS message
1 Vessel departure report MsgVesDepartureReport
2 Delivery report MsgDeliveryReport
3 Number of empty containers returned MsgContReturnedReport
4 Loading report MsgLoadReport
5 Unloading report MsgUnloadReport
6 Gate-in report MsgGateInOutReport
7 Gate-out report MsgGateInOutReport
8 Tally report MsgTallyReport
9 Damage report MsgDamageReport
10 Barge arrival notification MsgBargeArriveReport
11 Vehicle arrival notification MsgVesArrivalReport
12 Unit status (position/condition) MsgTUStatusReport
13 Dispatch confirmation MsgDispatchConfirmReport
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Reference Matrix M3
Reporting information
Reporting info Corresponding FTMS TCMS message
1 Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) TTStatus_ETA.xml
2 Estimated Time of Departure (ETD) TTStatus_ETD.xml
3 Actual Time of Arrival (ATA) TTStatus_ATA.xml
4 Actual Time of Departure (ATD) TTStatus_ATD.xml
5 Deviations in terms of time and position
TTStatus_Deviation.xml
6 Delays TTStatus_Delay.xml
7 Alerts TTStatus_Alert.xml
M3: Reporting info and corresponding FTMS TCMS message
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M4: Traffic information and corresponding TIC FTMS message
To be developed……..
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2) PDP FTMS: Status data
Transmission of status message from nodal points of the transport chain to the FTMS
Mannheim river
terminal
Mannheim warehous
e
Antwerp terminal
Zeebrugge Port of Freemantle
Dealer
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2) FTMS FTMS: Status data
Mannheim warehous
e
Mannheim river
terminal
Antwerp terminal
Zeebrugge
Port of Freemantl
e
Dealer
Transmission of status message from one FTMS to another
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Transport Reference Information Model
TRIM
Thanks for your attention!
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Demonstration of the D2D system by Jan Tore Pedersen