Route99 is designed for operators in carcarrying and RORO trades
for a fleet of 11 RORO vessels trading on twelve different trade routes illustrates the usage of R99 for fleet scheduling
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Various reports generated by Route99:
| Output reports | Input reports |
| Visual schedule | Ship details |
| Voyage summary | Jobs and trade info |
| Voyage details | Vessels open by month |
| Tonnage budget | Vessels open by port area |
| Position list | |
| Allocation of jobs |
Screen shots from RORO/Carcarrier demo run:
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Ship details |
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Specification of trade routes: load ports, discharge ports, draft restrictions, time in port etc. |
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Core voyage estimator: Is used to check certain calculations. Otherwise R99 uses the voyage calculations in an automatic mode to calculate hundreds and thousands of potential schedules before it arrives at a schedule that gives the optimal solution - NB all the time taking into account the various constraints that are imposed by the scheduler |
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Resulting vessel schedule: For each vessel is listed jobs for voy1, voy 2 etc |
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Visual schedule: Enables the user to work in visual space by dragging and dropping cargoes between various ships and then check feasibility and economical results |
| Input parameters: To control various optimization analysis | |
| Jobs and cargoes to be lifted: Summary of jobs under various contracts and trade routes with laydays |
If vessels are trading in a chartering pool, R99 can generate pool points based on weighting of trade routes, speed/consumption data etc:
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Pool point analysis |
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Graphical presentation of pool points |
Feasibility reports
| Feasibility reports shows all feasible combinations of ships and cargoes |
Tonnage Balance
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R99 allows analysis of tonnage balance: ship days versus cargo days in order to analyse consequences of going long/short on ships and/or cargoes |