University of New Haven Transportation Strategies for Logistic Responses PPT

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PowerPoint Presentation: Transportation Strategies for Logistic Responses (individual)

  • This is a 5-8 minute PPT presentation describing your approach to providing transportation resources to support disaster operations. You may focus on one method- air, sea, rail or road.
  • The key is to identify what resources you will need and how you intend to support/resource it. This does not need to be detailed; by now you should have a good understanding on how to “deliver the goods”. 8-10 slides max.

I need to sprite presentations and you can chose between AIR, sea , or Road

and I have attacheD an example

 

sea_transport_for_logistics_operations.pptx

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Sea Transport for Logistics Operations THERESA DIFRANCO DMM-640 APRIL 20, 2017 Objectives • Overview of Logistics Transport • History of Sea Transport • Benefits • Disadvantages • Considerations/Requirements for Sea Transport • Sea Basing http://americasrelief.org/pdf/LogisticsTransportationGuide(Edit%203)100224.pdf History of Sea Transport • Oldest mode of transportation • • Ships used for thousands of years Difficult process • 1956-Malcom P. McLean’s idea of intermodalism • 1961-Standardized containers led to efficiency • Over 200 countries have ports open to container ships Benefits • Cost efficient • Transport of large volume of materials • Less pollution • Infrastructure less important Disadvantages • Length of time • Limited range of operation • Type of materials may be restricted • Requires transport from port to destination Considerations for Sea Transport • Use of freight forwarder Third party logistics provider • Unique expertise • • International Logistics Performance Index • Ranks 160 countries on six dimensions of trade Considerations and Documentation for Sea Transport • Bill of Lading • Consignee • Customs Clearance Customs Brokerage • Customs Duty • H.S. Code • Sea Basing • The provision of logistics support through use of floating warehouses • Located in the vicinity of a disaster-prone area • Potential use for rapid onset disasters • Supplies based on “push” response Sea Basing BENEFITS DISADVANTAGES • Flexibility • Deployment of large unit load • Single point of failure avoidance • Large volume of supplies on hold • Decreased environmental impact • Dependent on infrastructure of port of entry • Affected by weather conditions References • Americas Relief Team. (n.d.). Humanitarian aid logistics/transportation guide. Retrieved from http://americasrelief.org/pdf/LogisticsTransportationGuide(Edit%203)100224.pdf • Humanitarian Logistics Organisation. (n.d.). Sea Transport. Retrieved from http://www.humanilog.org/index.php?id=88&L=1 • Tatham, P., Kovacs, G., & Vaillancourt, A. (2016). Evaluating the applicability of sea basing to support the preparation for, and response to, rapid onset disasters. IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 63(1), 66-67. • The World Bank. (n.d.). International LPI. Retrieved from http://lpi.worldbank.org/international • World Shipping Council. (n.d.). Benefits of liner shipping. Retrieved from http://www.worldshipping.org/benefits-of-liner-shipping …