Valorization of the Maritime Traffic Vessel Impact to the Capacity of the Sea Ports

Za potrebe brzo rastućeg nautičkog prometa proces planiranja i prilagodbe lučke infrastrukture nije dovoljno istraživan sa prometnog gledišta. To nameće potrebu planiranja i prilagodbe uglavnom zastarjele lučke infrastrukture te dovođenje u korelaciju različitih vrsta nautičkih plovila s različitim vrstama potrebnih usluga. Istraživanje je obuhvatilo postojeće stanje luka za prihvat nautičkih plovila i dovođenje u vezu nautičke plovidbe s mogućnostima infrastrukturnih objekata u lukama za prihvat tih plovila, s pomorske i s kopnene strane luke. Raspon istraživane nautičke plovidbe obuhvaća: plovila s utvrđenim planom plovidbe, plovila za jednodnevne izlete i plovila u individualnoj upotrebi turista nautičara bez ranije utvrđenog plana plovidbe. Valorizacija utjecaja prometa nautičkih plovila na kapacitet morskih luka promatrala se kroz različitost potreba za uslugama u luci, potrebe za definiranjem kvalitete usluge nautičke luke i analizu zajedničkih infrastrukturnih komponenata.For the purpose of the fast growing nautical traffic process of planning and adaptation of port infrastructure of sea ports is not sufficiently researched from the transport point of view. That implies need of planning and customizing, in general, aged ports’ infrastructure and bringing in the correlation of various nautical vessels with a variety of types of port services. Research included recent conditions in the nautical ports and relate it with demands of nautical tourism. Therefore, potentials of infrastructural objects in ports and marinas, from seaside as well as from landside, were investigated. Research of nautical tourism will incorporate vessels with scheduled nautical plan, vessels for one-day excursions and vessels for the nautical tourists individual use without any scheduled navigation plans. Nautical vessels’ traffic impact valorization on the seaports’ capacities was researched throughout needs of different services in ports, qualities definition of nautical port services and analysis of mutual infrastructural components