Sustainability in Maritime Transport: Advances, Solutions and Pending Tasks

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-8159-0

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Orosa, José A. (editor)

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English

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Abstract

This Special Issue, “Sustainability in Maritime Transport: Advances, Solutions and Pending Tasks”, provides an up-to-date overview of the use of new technologies to develop more sustainable maritime transport based on new combustibles, working procedures and related industries, all of which are in agreement with the technical limitations indicated by safety on board.

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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/112472

Keywords

truck congestion problem; truck appointment system; cooperation model; scheduling of truck arrivals; short sea shipping; cold ironing; on-shore power supply; LNG; port sustainability; efficient transport; riverine communities; sustainable cities; renewable energy; environment; northern sea route; resilience assessment; Bayesian network; fuzzy theory; tug; bollard pull; tons of steering pull; escort towing; ship-handling towing; mathematical model; marine scrubber; muffler; FEA; experimental test; transmission loss; liquefied hydrogen; batteries; high-speed ferry; safety; hazard identification; quantitative risk assessments; cruise ships; navigation; sustainability; marine environment; the Adriatic Sea; suffocation on ships; human-related hazardous events; complex network; HFACS; maritime transport routes; safety of navigation; maritime transport; design of waterways; marine simulation; full-mission ship simulator; maritime traffic engineering; safe maneuvering area; safe operation of the ship; navigational risk; computerized maintenance management systems; planned maintenance; database; benefits; quality; fuel gas supply system; life cycle analysis; ship draught; depth of port channels and basins; ship maneuverability at low depths; energy consumption; emissions generated by ships; social systems; situational systems; marine accidents; Ishikawa diagram; n/a