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Throughput estimation based port development and management policies analysis

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Yi Xiao
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王淑漪 (Shouyang Wang)
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John J. Liu
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Jin Xiao
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Yi Hu *
DOI:10.1080/03088839.2015.1047806delete
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With the rapid growth of seaborne commodity trades, port development and management has become a challenging issue to the government, enterprise and academia. To alleviate pressures on spatial demand and the environment, sustainable development and scientific management of a port is of crucial importance for its investment, construction and operation. In this article, a research path based on throughput estimation is proposed. The container port of Tianjin could expect to face immense, increasing pressure in the future several years. To meet future increasing capacity requirement, constructing new waterway and berths in a bigger contiguous area or new locations becomes a crucial strategy. Moreover, the strategy of accommodating peak seasonal traffic means existing container terminals have to attain higher output by redesigning their high-precision schedule, reconfiguring terminal topology, improving worker efficiency and employing more modern container-handling facilities.
Keywords:
port development and management
policies analysis
container throughput estimation
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