Containerization in Maritime Transport
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Containerization in Maritime Transport
Contemporary Trends and Challenges
Gostomski, Eugeniusz; Miler, Ryszard K.; Nowosielski, Tomasz
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2022
308
Dura
Inglês
9781032360713
15 a 20 dias
762
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Part 1: Maritime Containerized Transport (the status quo of its structure and main processes). 1. The origins of containerization processes in international trade. 2. A container as a loading unit. 3. Container Transport System and multimodal transport systems. 4. The development of the global fleet of container vessels. 5. The size and geographical structure of international container shipping in maritime transport. Part 2: Economic Challenges To Maritime Containerized Transport. 6. Transport and container handling costs in international maritime transport. 7. Documents in international maritime transport. 8. Insurance of containers and vessels in maritime transport. Part 3: Managerial and Operational Challenges To Maritime Containerized Transport. 9. The role of port container terminals in the maritime container turnover. 10. Organizational and technical conditions underlying operation of port container terminals. 11. Information and IT (telematics) solutions in the management of containerization processes in maritime transport. Part 4: Sustainable Development Challenges to Containerized Maritime Transport. 12. Eco-logistics and sustainable development requirements in the pragmatics of containerisation processes in maritime transport. 13. Conclusions.
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Multi-modal systems;The International Convention for Safe Containers (CSC);International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG);global fleet;Cargo;international trade;Ports;Dry ports;Container depots;Port fees;Freight rates;Container terminals;cargo manifest;Cargo insurance;Shipping operations;Terminal infrastructure;Terminal superstructure;Carbon footprint;MTO;International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code;Maritime Containerized Transport;GHG Protocol;Inland Waterway Transport;Port Container Terminals;Shipping Services;Sea Water;Maritime Container;Maritime Container Shipping;Container Vessel;Containerized Cargo Shipping;Cargo Handling Facilities;Maritime Transport;ISO Container;Intermodal Transport;Hague Visby Rules;Container Turnover;Cts;Storage Yards;Cargo Handling
Part 1: Maritime Containerized Transport (the status quo of its structure and main processes). 1. The origins of containerization processes in international trade. 2. A container as a loading unit. 3. Container Transport System and multimodal transport systems. 4. The development of the global fleet of container vessels. 5. The size and geographical structure of international container shipping in maritime transport. Part 2: Economic Challenges To Maritime Containerized Transport. 6. Transport and container handling costs in international maritime transport. 7. Documents in international maritime transport. 8. Insurance of containers and vessels in maritime transport. Part 3: Managerial and Operational Challenges To Maritime Containerized Transport. 9. The role of port container terminals in the maritime container turnover. 10. Organizational and technical conditions underlying operation of port container terminals. 11. Information and IT (telematics) solutions in the management of containerization processes in maritime transport. Part 4: Sustainable Development Challenges to Containerized Maritime Transport. 12. Eco-logistics and sustainable development requirements in the pragmatics of containerisation processes in maritime transport. 13. Conclusions.
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Multi-modal systems;The International Convention for Safe Containers (CSC);International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG);global fleet;Cargo;international trade;Ports;Dry ports;Container depots;Port fees;Freight rates;Container terminals;cargo manifest;Cargo insurance;Shipping operations;Terminal infrastructure;Terminal superstructure;Carbon footprint;MTO;International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code;Maritime Containerized Transport;GHG Protocol;Inland Waterway Transport;Port Container Terminals;Shipping Services;Sea Water;Maritime Container;Maritime Container Shipping;Container Vessel;Containerized Cargo Shipping;Cargo Handling Facilities;Maritime Transport;ISO Container;Intermodal Transport;Hague Visby Rules;Container Turnover;Cts;Storage Yards;Cargo Handling
