Port-to-port vessel planning

The Port-to-Port concept is just as complex as it is for an airport. A chain analysis of tasks related to the arrival and departure of a ship gives insight to the stakeholders involved. Factors include the type of ship, cargo and location of berth. The required steps in the process from Port-to-Port can be identified, described and analyzed for improved scheduling.

Fighting dust with technology

Ports and harbors around the world have a growing need for high capacity terminal equipment due to the increased volume of world trade, and larger container ships and barges. Increased competition and infrastructural improvements bring constant need for innovative solutions and more than ever it is of significant importance to base decisions on thorough consideration when it comes to long-term investments in installations and equipment.

RORO 2012

RORO 2012

22-24 May, Gothenburg Sweden

For more than 30 years, RORO exhibition and conference has been the meeting place of the industry. In 2012, the event returns to Gothenburg, when professionals from over 50 countries will gather to discuss and discover the latest roll on / roll off solutions at the only dedicated event for the industry.

RORO 2012’s unmissable line-up includes:

• Free conference open to all visitors

• Over 120 participating companies

• Training Zone – covering all of your training needs

• Networking Bar and Internet Lounge

• Baltic Transport Journal Conference

• Plus much more...

Register for FREE at www.roroex.com/register