This dataset describes the transportation service of providing one twenty-foot equivalent unit (TEU) over a distance of one kilometer in inland waterway regions (regardless of watershed) using a container ship with a capacity of 100 TEUs. Port throughput refers to the total volume of cargo handled at a port within a certain period, including both inbound and outbound shipments that have undergone loading and unloading operations. The measurement unit is typically "twenty-foot equivalent unit (TEU)", where one standard container measures 20 feet in length × 8 feet in width × 8.6 feet in height (6.1 m × 2.44 m × 2.59 m, 38. 55 m3); when using this dataset, it can be converted according to the actual cargo transportation situation. The container ship has a capacity of 100 TEUs, a main engine power of 680 kW, and fuel consumption and major emissions (CO2, NOx, SOx, PM, NMVOC, CO, CH4, N2O) are calculated based on the vessel's load capacity, engine power, and operational speed. When modeling and selecting container transport for cargo, this dataset can be used as follows: if your cargo volume is 1 m3, you need to perform a unit conversion to TEU, with the conversion method being 1 m3 = 0. 02594(1/38.55)TEU