Abstract Service disruption hurts the reliability of liner shipping schedules and the lack of
high-quality data impedes research on schedule recovery in liner shipping. With the support …

With the continuous expansion of the number and scale of inland container ports, they will
inevitably compete for goods traffic. Additionally, conflicts in port location, route layout …

As the most dominant maritime transport mode, container transport is deeply embedded in
the global supply chain. Therefore, whilst the world economy was hit by COVID-19 …

Abstract The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) is the world's
workshop and one of the most rapidly growing economic regions in the world. In the GBA …

Port accessibility is a key indicator for assessing the location advantage of coastal ports,
which can concentratedly reflect the core competitiveness of ports, including the connectivity …

Port selection is of vital importance for both port operators and shipping lines. In this
contribution, an Automatic Identification System (AIS) big data approach is developed. This …

Purpose This study aims to identify the characteristics of the maritime shipping network in
Northeast Asia as well as compare the level of port connectivity among these container ports …

Structural damage is a prevalent issue in long-term operations of harbor terminals.
Addressing the lack of transparency in terminal infrastructure components, the limited …

In the process of coping with climate change and sustainable development, it is necessary
for container terminals to coordinate the relationship between the long-term demand for low …

Purpose The rapid growth in cruise shipping coupled with increasing public awareness of
climate change has led to increasing concerns about the impact cruise shipping poses on …