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1 INTRODUCTION1

1.1 The important role of modern ports1

1.2 Port and its main components2

1.3 Functions of modern ports4

1.4 Classification of Ports4

1.5 General information on port development6

2 PORT OPERATION AND SHIPS9

2.1 Cargoes9

2.1.1 Classification of cargoes9

2.1.2 Workings of cargoes inside the ports11

2 2 Port hinterland and port throughput12

2.2.1 Port hinterland and foreland12

2.2.2 Port throughput15

2 3 Forecast of port throughput18

2.3.1 Introduction18

2.3.2 Delphi Forecasting20

2.3.3 Time series forecasting22

2.3.4 Grey Prediction25

2.4 Ships27

2.4.1 Introduction27

2.4.2 Shipboard measurement28

2.4.3 Ship types30

2.4.4 The development of maritime ship36

2.4.5 Shipping services and networks38

3 INVESTIGATION AND ANALYSIS FOR PORT PLANNING40

3.1 Meteorological conditions40

3.1.1 Wind40

3.1.2 Rain and Fog42

3.1.3 Ice43

3.2 Oceanographic conditions44

3.2.1 Tide44

3.2.2 Waves45

3.2.3 Currents49

3.3 Estuary conditions51

4 TERMINAL AND LAYOUT OF QUAYSIDE53

4.1 Classification of terminals53

4.1.1 By the function53

4.1.2 By the layout54

4.2 Scale of terminals57

4.3 Determination of the optimum berth number62

4.3.1 The calculation of optimum berth number63

4.3.2 The application of queuing theory64

4.4 Some suggestions for port operation management70

4.4.1 Berth group70

4.4.2 Handling productivity71

4.4.3 The timing for increasing port capacity72

4.5 Determination of berth scale73

4.6 Typical layout for general cargo terminal74

4.7 Typical layout for container terminal77

4.7.1 Layout for container terminal water area77

4.7.2 Layout for container terminal land area78

4.8 Typical layout for dry bulk terminal84

4.9 Typical layout for Ro/Ro berth87

4.10 Typical layout for oil terminal92

4.11 Typical layout for LPG/LNG terminal94

4.12 Determination of berth surface elevation97

5 HARBOR AND BREAKWATER99

5.1 Introduction99

5.2 Water depth99

5.2.1 Components of water depth clearance and determinants100

5.2.2 Water depth in berthing area102

5.2.3 Water depth in approach channel103

5.3 Channels104

5.3.1 Channel Alignment104

5.3.2 Channel width105

5.4 Anchorage area and turning area107

5.5 Standards for harbor tranquility108

5.6 Layout of breakwater110

5.7 Aids to navigation113

6 LANDSIDE FACILITIES114

6.1 Port railway114

6.2 Road118

6.3 Other facilities of port120

7 PORT DEVELOPMENT PLANNING124

7.1 Port planning process124

7.1.1 Primary planning124

7.1.2 The port distribution planning126

7.1.3 The general port planning126

7.1.4 The port area planning127

7.2 Port demand forecasting128

7.3 Port site selection132

7.3.1 The port location132

7.3.2 The basic types of the port arrangement133

7.3.3 The basic requirement for the port site selection135

7.3.4 The port area and the urban area136

7.4 Port zoning138

7.4.1 Port zoning strategy139

7.4.2 Port zoning procedure141

7.5 Port financial evaluation142

8 PORT ENVIRONMENT ASSESSMENT AND PROTECTION147

8.1 General introduction147

8.2 Port environmental impact assessment148

8.2.1 EIA of port construction projects148

8.2.2 Environmental impact assessment of port planning150

8.3 Environmental protection of domain coast152

8.3.1 Domain coast environmental protection152

8.3.2 Ecological environment protection154

9 CHARACTERISTICS OF INLAND RIVER PORTS156

9.1 Introduction156

9.2 Site selection157

9.3 Terminals facilities161

9.4 Layout of Inland River Port165

9.4.1 Terminal surface and bottom elevation166

9.4.2 Layout of the berth line167

Appendix A Introduction to EDI169

Appendix B A Note on Queuing Theory176

Appendix C Logistics and Route Selection184

Appendix D Vessel Arrival and Berthing Time Distribution189

Appendix E National Plan for Coastal Port192

Appendix F Port of New York and New Jersey198

Appendix G Special Economic Zone,Free Trade Zone and Free Port204

References213