Port Consultancy

Matt Miller of OSIsoft considers the evolution of port operations and what the industry must do to optimize

In his paper, Kuenz's Managing Director focuses on the company's quest to build a next-generation barge crane

Our coasts and estuaries are amongst the most productive habitats for biodiversity in the world, and their value is recognised through legal designations, including under the EU Habitats and Birds Directives. They are also international shipping routes and perform a wider range of ecosystem functions including flood mitigation.

The growing increase of fossil fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions around the world are causing concern among people and governments.

David Moosbrugger looks at the challenges and benefits of implementing automated technologies within a terminal environment

Nazery Khalid assesses the key drivers of technological change within the maritime industry and looks forward to the future of the sector

In this paper, Jari Hamalainen and Pekka Yli-Paunu highlight an exciting technology that is changing the face of automated terminals

Captain Richard W A Brough takes a closer look at the safety of port operations in an age of increasing technological development

In this paper, Sylvia Wong and Evan Crawford take a closer look at how automation was implemented at the highly automated facility in Los Angeles

Uno Bryfors assess how terminals around the world are adapting to the changing nature of the shipping industry and what these facilities can do to transform with the times

Port Technology is pleased to release an exclusive technical paper from the brains behind the new 'high bay' terminal planned by DP World and SMS Group

This paper reviews the capacity of Egypt to develop of port-centric logistics strategy