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Channel selection for a capacity‑constrained shipping company: offline channel vs online and offline hybrid channel

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By Heying Sun, XInru Li, Chenrui Qu
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Driven by global trade fluctuation and shipping digital development, shipping companies could leverage an online and offline hybrid channel to get closer to the hinterland market. However, imperfect value-added transportation services in the online channel, channel competition, limited capacity, and divergent overbooking behaviors between channels exacerbate demand-capacity mismatches. Thus, it is essential for shipping companies to determine whether to open the online channel.
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Vulnerability Evolution of a Container Shipping Network in an Uncertain Environment: The Case of China-United States Connections

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By Jiaxin Zhou, Heying Sun, Yimeng Li, Chenrui Qu
| MDPI
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Biomanipulation of Periphytic Algae in the Middle Route of South-North Water Diversion Project Canal: An In Situ Study in the Lushan Section

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By Haiping Ren, Xinzong Xiao, Heying Sun, Mingxing Xing
| MDPI
Open AccessArticle by Xinzong Xiao 1, Heying Sun 2, Haiping Ren 1, Mingxing Xing 1, Jie Huang 2, Yingcai Wang 2, Sheng Hu 2, Jing Zhang 2 and Jianfeng Tang 2,* 1 Henan Branch, China South to North Water Diversion Middle Route Corporation Limited, Zhengzhou 450018, China 2 Center for Ecological Environment Monitoring and Scientific Research, Yangtze River Basin Ecological Environment Administration, Ministry of Ecological Environment, Wuhan 430019, China * Author to whom correspondence should...
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