Add to ORKGVarious factors influence the course and speed of every ship, resulting in uncertain arrival times at ports. Stakeholders from the port and shipping industry are highly dependent on this information for resource planning and allocation. This paper identifies the before-mentioned factors and analyses their respective relevance with regard to the port call of the ship. This analysis is the basis for developing a methodological approach to forecast maritime traffic
In maritime logistics the 'time factor' traditionally holds a critical importance for shippers, frei...
Ship maneuvering is like a musical piece where many internal and external factors must be managed si...
Globalization has increased international trade where the contribution of maritime transportation is...
This paper contributes to the extant debate on port planning and development by analysing current ap...
The work includes a method of establishing ship’s speed at various stages of maritime shipping. It d...
One of the preconditions for good quality management of seaports is forecasting the traffic accordin...
In the recent years, forecasting or predictions of port freight have received an increasing attentio...
In the recent years, forecasting or predictions of port freight have received an increasing attentio...
Conference Name:3rd International Conference on Transportation Engineering, ICTE 2011. Conference Ad...
Maritime passenger demand forecasting is a task that is almost always present in the development stu...
Over the years, the issue of freight rates has been a thorn in the flesh for most cargo owners in re...
Maritime traffic safety and port capacity is increasingly important nowadays. Due to the fast develo...
Successful management of any sea port depends primarily on the harmonisation of transport supply and...
Industry standard numerical models are excellent and accurate tools for analysis of port plans and d...
The impact of many external factors, such as wind, visibility and current, on the behavior of vessel...
In maritime logistics the 'time factor' traditionally holds a critical importance for shippers, frei...
Ship maneuvering is like a musical piece where many internal and external factors must be managed si...
Globalization has increased international trade where the contribution of maritime transportation is...
This paper contributes to the extant debate on port planning and development by analysing current ap...
The work includes a method of establishing ship’s speed at various stages of maritime shipping. It d...
One of the preconditions for good quality management of seaports is forecasting the traffic accordin...
In the recent years, forecasting or predictions of port freight have received an increasing attentio...
In the recent years, forecasting or predictions of port freight have received an increasing attentio...
Conference Name:3rd International Conference on Transportation Engineering, ICTE 2011. Conference Ad...
Maritime passenger demand forecasting is a task that is almost always present in the development stu...
Over the years, the issue of freight rates has been a thorn in the flesh for most cargo owners in re...
Maritime traffic safety and port capacity is increasingly important nowadays. Due to the fast develo...
Successful management of any sea port depends primarily on the harmonisation of transport supply and...
Industry standard numerical models are excellent and accurate tools for analysis of port plans and d...
The impact of many external factors, such as wind, visibility and current, on the behavior of vessel...
In maritime logistics the 'time factor' traditionally holds a critical importance for shippers, frei...
Ship maneuvering is like a musical piece where many internal and external factors must be managed si...
Globalization has increased international trade where the contribution of maritime transportation is...