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000011111 245__ $$aPorts of the Future: Bringing Emissions in Port Visits to a Minimum by Collaboration and Digital Data Sharing
000011111 269__ $$a2019-11-05
000011111 336__ $$aConference Proceedings
000011111 520__ $$aImproving port performance is a key factor in reducing emissions from shipping. Increased utilisation of port infrastructures by ships provides incentives for shipping companies and ports to take joint actions for reducing their carbon footprint. Ports and ships are still not totally ‘in-sync’ resulting in unnecessary waiting times and/or unnecessary movements. Different initiatives associated to port call coordination/synchronization/optimization do address the potential in aligning the ships arrival and departure with the port’s capabilities to serve the ship for the reduction of waiting times and emissions. The smart port of the future needs to be based on synchronization capabilities to enable sustainable shipping. To achieve substantial environmental effects, it is, however, a need for joining forces among the different initiatives that is brought as tools to be used by maritime transport producers. In this article, numerous initiatives are identified, and an approach for bringing those together, as an enabler for gaining substantial environmental effects putting the smart port of the future at the
000011111 542__ $$aCC-BY-4.0
000011111 7001_ $$aChrysostomou, A$$uMarineFields Holding Ltd
000011111 7001_ $$aLind, M$$uChalmers University of Technology
000011111 7001_ $$aBergmann, M$$uBM Bergmann-Marine, Germany
000011111 773__ $$tConference Proceedings of ICMET
000011111 773__ $$jICMET 2019
000011111 8564_ $$90c796c7a-662d-4792-a5ea-f7ae35bcb3f4$$s1209949$$uhttps://library.imarest.org/record/11111/files/Paper%2019%20-%20Ports%20of%20the%20Future.pdf