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16 September 2019

Avoiding a Customs Calamity: The Future of Ports

In light of continued global economic and political uncertainty, companies involved in international trade must now contend with an unprecedented amount…

Andrew Tavener, Head of Marketing, Descartes Systems, London, UK

Edition: Smart Digital Ports

16 September 2019

Self-Thinking Supply Chains: The Role of Ports

Many supply chains are now quicker and nimbler than ever before. Technology is truly transforming supply chain capabilities. What we have…

Dr. Agustina Calatayud, Inter-American Development Bank; Prof. John Mangan, University of Newcastle, UK

Edition: Smart Digital Ports

16 September 2019

Ports of the Future: Why Security is the Measure of Port Intelligence

This article explores how the ports of the future can become smart, safe and secure, through the use of innovative technologies.

Prof. Maria G. Burns, Director for the Logistics and Transportation Policy Program, University of Houston, Texas, USA

Edition: Smart Digital Ports

16 September 2019

Smart Port Digitalization

The main two main issues marine logistics chains face today are a lack of connectivity between the different processes and lack…

Karno Tenovuo, CEO & Sami Kaksonen, VP of Sales & Marketing, Awake.AI, Finland

Edition: Smart Digital Ports

16 September 2019

Big Ships and Terminal Densification

Many ports in the era of big ships suffer from shortage in developable waterfront area. Hence, to increase their terminal capacity…

Dr Asaf Ashar, Research-Professor (emeritus) and Independent Consultant, Washington DC, USA

Edition: Smart Digital Ports

16 September 2019

Mitigating Ship Delay Impacts on Stacking Operations: A Data Analytics Solution

The confluence of the availability of incredible amounts of data, methodological developments, the explosion in computing power and storage capacity have…

Dr Amir Gharehgozli, David Nazarian College of Business and Economics, California State University, USA

Edition: Smart Digital Ports

16 September 2019

KEY FACTORS FOR SUCCESSFUL CLIMATE ADAPTATION & RESILIENCE

The importance of ports to conduct climate adaptation and resilience (A&R) planning is well-documented and attempts have been made by port…

Professor, Adolf K.Y. Ng, Mawuli Afenyo, and Roozbeh Panahi, University of Manitoba, Canada

Edition: Smart Digital Ports

12 September 2019

Port Community Systems: Taking Ports to the Next Level

The Port of Rotterdam articulates a vision to take ports around the world to the next level, thereby moving the supply…

Jan Gardeitchik, Digital Lead, Digital Business Solutions, Port of Rotterdam

Edition: Smart Digital Ports

11 September 2019

Enabling Efficient Tanker Operations

Most of the debate associated to port-call coordination and optimization is related to container transport. As the nature of non-container port-calls…

Mikael Lind (RISE), Chye Poh Chua (ShipsFocus), Michael Bergmann (RISE), Xiuju Fu (IHPC A*Star), Andrew Adams (Stolt Nielsen), and Sidharthan Nair (Chevron Oronite Pte Ltd) Mark Lim (Stolthaven)

Edition: Smart Digital Ports

30 August 2019

Bollards in Terminals: Design and Issues

Operational safety is a significant challenge in the ports and terminals industry, and this has been affected by the growth in…

José Ramón Iribarren, General Manager; Luis López, Head of Mooring Arrangement and Offshore Department, Siport21

Edition: Optimal Berthing: The Future of VTS

30 August 2019

Satellites for More Safety and Efficiency in Maritime Operations

Satellite-based services have a great potential to support the marine and maritime community. Parties like fisheries, coast guards, port authorities, shipping…

Dr. Nils Meyer-Larsen, Project Manager and leader of competence area ‘Maritime Security’, Institute of Shipping Economics and Logistics (ISL), Bremerhaven, Germany

30 August 2019

The Purpose of VTS: Efficiency, Safety and Environmental Protection

After World War II the rebuilding of Europe rapid progress in shipping. The industrial demands for raw materials grew and the…

Anders Johannesson, VTS Training, Senior Advisor, Research and Innovation, Swedish Maritime Association, Sweden; Katie Aylward, PhD student, Maritime Human Factors Unit at Chalmers University, Gothenburg, Sweden

Edition: Optimal Berthing: The Future of VTS