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This document discusses the different environments and categories of transportation technology. It identifies four main transportation environments: land, air, water, and space. For each environment, it outlines the main categories of vehicles. For example, for land transportation there are stationary systems like trains and vehicular systems like cars. For air transportation, there are lighter-than-air vehicles like balloons and heavier-than-air vehicles like airplanes. The document provides definitions and examples of different transportation categories to classify various modes of transporting people and freight.
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This document provides information about different modes of transport, including their meaning, importance, and types. It discusses land transport modes like road and rail; water transport on rivers, canals, and oceans; and air transport. Each mode is described in terms of how goods and passengers are carried. Advantages are listed for each mode, such as roads being cheaper than other options, and air transport being the fastest mode. The overall document serves to outline key details about transport and how different modes facilitate the movement of people and goods.
Transportation
This document defines transportation and discusses its history and importance. It outlines the main modes of transportation including land, water, air, and pipelines. It describes key aspects of each mode such as advantages and disadvantages. The document also discusses the key elements of transportation systems including the way, unit of carriage, motive power unit, and terminals. Finally, it notes that transportation should be safe and environmentally friendly.
Dopravní prostředky
This document discusses various modes of transportation. It describes road transport vehicles like cars, buses, and trucks. It outlines advantages like comfort and flexibility, but also disadvantages like traffic and pollution. Rail transport is discussed next, including trains, trams, and subways. Rail has benefits of lower cost and cargo capacity, but requires large infrastructure investment. Air transport is summarized as the fastest but most expensive option, while ship transport has low cost but is slow and depends on waterways. The document provides examples of different vehicle types and sentences comparing pros and cons of each mode.
Dopravní prostředky
This document discusses various modes of transportation. It describes road transportation including private vehicles like cars and motorcycles, public transportation like buses, and special vehicles. It also discusses rail transportation including trains, trams, and subways. Air transportation and ship transportation are also covered. For each mode of transportation, examples of vehicles are provided as well as advantages and disadvantages. The document aims to provide an overview of different means of transport.
Modes Of Transportation - Dhwani Dhall
The document discusses different modes of transportation. It defines transportation as carrying people, goods, or animals from one place to another. There are three main types of transportation: land, water, and air. Land transportation includes vehicles that travel on roads like cars, buses, bicycles, and trucks. Air transportation refers to vehicles that travel through the air such as airplanes, helicopters, and rockets. Water transportation involves vehicles that travel on water like boats, ships, and cruises. The document provides examples of different vehicles used for transportation and questions to test the reader's understanding.
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Transport involves the movement of people and goods using various modes like air, rail, road, water, and space. Key modes are discussed including air transport using fixed-wing aircraft, water transport using various watercraft, and road transport which is dominated by automobiles but also includes buses, trucks and other vehicles. Rail transport involves trains running on parallel steel rails, often pulled by locomotives powered by steam, diesel, or electricity. Public transport is shared transportation available to the public like buses, trains, and ferries that provide opportunities for travel but can also be crowded and affect health and comfort.
Multimodal transport
Tutory work on Multimodal Transport made by students from the Entrepreneurs Faculty. International trade and finance school. Universidad Catolica Santiago de Guayaquil
Water transport or good transport through water
Water transportation is the cheapest mode of transporting bulk goods internationally. Ships carry cargo between countries via sea lanes, providing an economical way to transport heavy or large volume items overseas. While water transportation has advantages like low cost and high carrying capacity, it also has disadvantages such as slower speed and difficulty tracking cargo locations during long transit times. There are different types of water vessels like container ships, bulk carriers, and tankers that transport various types of cargo internationally via ocean routes. Laws like the Merchant Shipping Act regulate conditions for ship crews during long voyages.
Types of Intermodal Transportation
Intermodal transportation offers a combination of transport solutions: air (plane), land (truck or train), waterways (barge and boat), and sea (cargo). The brokers involved in intermodal logistics are committed to transporting the goods from point A to point B. Both the COFC and TOFC have proved helpful in intermodal transportation as it helps cut down on manual labor. Thus, saving time, effort, as well as money for the shippers.
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Full Marks - 50
1. Personnel Management:
a) Definition, scope, importance, behavioral science and personnel management.
b) Motivation, moral and job satisfaction.
c) Education, training, management development and performance evaluation.
d) Means of achieving harmonious industrial relation collective bargaining, joint consultation worker council, arbitration, and industrial democracy.
2. Production Management: Definition, scope, importance and application of management, techniques and principles to production management, production planning and quality control.
3. Materials Management:
a) Purchasing: Formulating effective buying policies, determination of needs and desires of patrons, selecting the sources of supply, determination the terms of purchase, receiving, marketing and stocking goods.
b) Inventory control: Methods of inventory control, selection of optimum method, effect of inventory control.
4. Risks Management
5. Pharmaceutical Marketing:
a) Promotion: Objectives, classification, developing a promotional plan, promotion strategy, budget and executing the program. Steps of implantation of advertising, types (display, direct mail, etc.) and preparation of advertisement. Personal selling and evaluation of promotion (general and specialized method).
b) Pricing: General consideration, pricing method, prescription pricing and professional fees.
c) Channel of distribution
d) Forecasing of sales
5. Management of Community Pharmacy and Governmental Pharmacy.
Unit 8 And 9
The document discusses transport and communication in Singapore. It notes that Singapore is well-positioned as a transport hub due to its location and infrastructure for sea, air, and land transport. Singapore has also developed as a communication hub utilizing advances in fiber optic and satellite technology. The government has established agencies and initiatives to develop Singapore's role as a transport and communication center and support entrepreneurship.
Transport
This document provides an introduction to transportation in India. It discusses the different modes of transportation including land, water, and air transport. For land transport, it describes various means such as pathways, roadways including vehicular and non-vehicular transport, tramways, and railways. For water transport, it discusses inland waterways including river and canal transport as well as ocean transport including coastal and overseas shipping. For air transport, it mentions passenger and cargo transportation. It also provides details on the road network and status of national highways in India as well as an overview of rail transport network and its role in India's development.
Highway Planing and Alignment
This document discusses different modes of transportation. It describes the three main modes as land, water, and air transportation. Land transportation includes highways/roads and railways. Water transportation refers to cargo shipping on bodies of water, which accounts for 90% of international trade. Air transportation is the fastest growing mode and allows for unlimited routes, with airplanes increasingly used for domestic and international trade. The document also outlines other modes like micro mobility, pipelines, cable transport, and space transport. It concludes by listing the typical components that make up each transportation mode, such as infrastructure, vehicles, workforce, and operations.
Ppt
Man first traveled on foot and later began taming animals to carry him and his goods. He also learned to float rafts on rivers. This started a system of land and water transport. The invention of the wheel further advanced transportation, moving from hand carts to bullock carts and horse carriages. Today we have modern vehicles like cars, trucks, buses and trains for quick travel over land and planes for air travel.
Types of tranportations
Transport or transportation is the movement of people, animals, and goods from one location to another using various modes of transport infrastructure which includes roads, railways, airways, waterways, canals, and pipelines. Vehicles that use these transport networks include automobiles, bicycles, buses, trains, trucks, helicopters, aircraft, and animals. The main modes of transportation discussed are fixed-wing aircraft, rail transport using trains on tracks, roads for automobiles and other vehicles, water transport using vessels, and pipeline transport for liquids and gases.
Logistics and Managing Transportion.pptx
Transportation is the backbone of logistics and accounts for 40-50% of total logistics costs. It facilitates the movement of goods and connects production facilities. The key modes of transportation are roadways, railways, waterways, airways, and pipelines. Choosing the right mode or combination depends on factors like type of goods, distance, costs etc. Effective transportation requires applying principles like economy of scale and distance to reduce costs. Containerization, network design, and route planning techniques further optimize the transportation system.
WATER TRANSPORTATION.pptx
Water transportation has a long history dating back thousands of years and has played a significant role in connecting different parts of the world. Early forms of water transportation included rafts and canoes, while modern vessels now include ships, tankers, and nuclear vessels. Over time, water transportation technologies evolved and improved, from basic rafts to modern designs, in response to increasing human populations and trade. Water transportation provides advantages like low costs, high cargo capacity, and fewer traffic accidents compared to land. However, it also has disadvantages like slower speed and vulnerability to weather. While water transportation positively impacts development goals by reducing hunger, creating jobs, and limiting deforestation, it can also endanger aquatic life and water safety through accidents and pollution
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Transportation involves conveying people and goods from one place to another, overcoming barriers of location. The main modes of transportation are land, water, and air. Land transport includes road, rail, and pipeline systems. Water transport uses inland waterways like rivers and canals as well as ocean routes. Air transport is the fastest mode but is best for high-value, low-volume cargo due to costs. Each mode has advantages for different cargo types and distances.
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Transportation refers to the movement of products through the supply chain from production to consumption locations. It is an important part of the supply chain as products are rarely produced and consumed in the same place. There are various modes of transportation including air, water, surface, and intermodal, with different vehicles and costs structures suited to different cargo types and distances. The choice of transportation mode depends on factors like cost, speed, cargo type and distance to be traveled.
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- 1. Transportation TechnologyPart 1 8th Grade Technology
- 2. What is transportation technology Transportation Technology refers to the systems that we use to … Move people and/or freight from one location to another.
- 3. Examples What are some examples of transportation systems?
- 4. Transportation Environments When talking about transportation, the term environment refers to “where” the vehicle travels. There are four environments of transportation.
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- 6. Land Transportation There are two categories of land transportation. Stationary Vehicular
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- 8. Air Tranportation There are two categories of air transportation systems. Lighter-than-air Heavier-than-air
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- 10. Water Transportation There are two categories of water transportation systems. Inland Oceanic
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- 12. Space Transportation There are two categories of space vehicles. Staffed Unstaffed
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