Titlebook: Elements of Port Operation and Management; Alan E. Branch Book 1986 Alan E. Branch 1986 communication.construction.control.design.manageme

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-7355-8placed on their efficiency as an aid to develop international trade. Further, the concept of the combined transport operation (see Chapter 9 of .) will continue to develop, placing paramount importance on fast port turn-round of the vessel (see pp. 129–130) and no impediment to the smooth flow of goods through the port.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230512559tional and international organizations in the fields of ports and cargo handling. Many of them work in close association with governments and they are undoubtedly making an increasing contribution towards the facilitation and development of international trade, thereby contributing to port expansion/ modernization.

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Economics of port design and layout,eds. It is not a technical assessment but primarily an evaluation of the economic and related factors relevant to efficient port design; it should be read in conjunction with Chapter 7 which deals with port investment criteria. The latter part of the chapter examines various types of berth.

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Container-handling equipment,Many ports throughout the world have now evolved into using handling equipment, some of which is complex — and most expensive — but it is essential that it is reliable and economical in use if the profitability of the terminal is to be ensured/attained.

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Siavash H. Khajavi,Mika Salmi,Jan Holmstr?mt authority. It deals in simple language with the salient commercial, operating and political aspects of the subject, with particular emphasis on economics and port management. In so doing the book is written not only for the student of the subject, but also for port executives throughout the world.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-306-48567-1e the role of ports and shipping in perspective. One must bear in mind that ships carry some 99% of world trade in volume terms and almost 80% in value terms, the remainder being conveyed primarily by air. Moreover, there is evidence of a trend towards more political involvement in the international

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Definition, epidemiology, and prognosis,argo throughput at a berth, quicken ship turn-round time in port and minimize cargo-handling cost overall affects the development of international trade and cost of the international distribution of goods. Port managements throughout the world are becoming more conscious of the need to provide moder