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Inland Port Development

2016
In this article, the results of two studies aimed at improving coordination of inland port activities are presented. The first study analyses port development in urban areas, focusing on the case of the port and city of Mannheim. The second study deals with optimising capacity use within a network of ports.
Manfred Rausch   +2 more
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Sea and Inland Ports

2017
Abstract Ports are vital to the functioning of the Internal Market and the economic strength of the European Union. The European Union is dependent on its ports to facilitate trade, not just internationally, but also between Member States themselves; in fact, 75 per cent of vessels in EU ports are making intra-EU journeys.
Elvira Aliende Rodríguez   +1 more
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Inland river ports

2016
Inland river ports represent a subset of ports that receive relatively little attention outside their own limited milieus. Academic focus in particular has been on deep-sea ports, and there is a large literature that has developed on port morphologies, traffic evolution, economic impacts, port-urban relationships, governance etc.
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The impact of port choice on inland transportation

Maritime Policy & Management, 1988
The Belgian government intends to shift part of its funding away from Antwerp and towards other seaports, particularly Ghent and Zeebrugge. In the long run, this policy change will undoubtedly influence the port choice and probably cause a traffic diversion at the expense of Antwerp.
BLAUWENS, Gust, VAN DE VOORDE, Eddy
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