Automated Shipping Container Transfer in Chicago (semester?), IPRO 307: Automated Shipping Container Transfer in Chicago IPRO 307 Final Report Sp05 Adcock, Keegan Amolegbe, Rafiu Grozdanov, Vladmir Jackson, Carliss Kechagias, Kallinikos Medrano, Charles Prusa, Paul Racheva, Mira Smreczak, David Tomal, Joseph Laurence Rohter (CAE) Shipping Containers Shipping Transfer Systems For the United States, substantial numbers of shipping containers must be transferred from one side of the country to the other. As the major highway and railroad crossroad, Chicago receives the bulk of this intercontinental inter-modal traffic, making it the third largest container port in the world. In many instances, containers are even moved from one railroad to another by truck, exhausting street and highway capacity. Meteoric growth in container movement is expected to continue. Deliverables for IPRO 307: Automated Shipping Container Transfer in Chicago for the Spring 2005 semester 2005-05 2005-05 Project deliverable application/pdf islandora:10796 http://hdl.handle.net/10560/1837 IPRO / Interprofessional Projects Program Illinois Institute of Technology en In Copyright http://rightsstatements.org/page/InC/1.0/ Open Access