Planning and Operation of Container Terminals 1st Edition

Planning and Operation of Container Terminals, 1st Edition by Kap-Hwan Kim is an essential guide for professionals and students navigating the complex world of modern ports and container logistics. Clear, authoritative, and practical, this book brings together engineering principles and real-world operational strategies to optimize terminal performance.

Discover proven methods for berth allocation, yard planning, quay crane scheduling, and intermodal connectivity, explained with clarity and industry relevance. Whether you’re a port planner in the Asia-Pacific, an operations manager in Europe, or a logistics analyst in the Americas, the book addresses global challenges—congestion, turnaround time, and capacity planning—with solutions adaptable to any regional context.

Packed with case studies, analytical frameworks, and step-by-step approaches, Kap-Hwan Kim translates theory into practical tools that improve throughput, reduce costs, and enhance decision-making. You’ll gain actionable insights on layout design, container handling systems, performance metrics, and the interplay between terminal design and supply-chain efficiency.

This volume is perfect for maritime engineers, terminal operators, graduate students, and policy makers seeking a comprehensive reference that balances academic rigor with operational practicality. Its focus on measurable outcomes and real-life application makes it a go-to resource when designing or upgrading container terminals.

Add Planning and Operation of Container Terminals to your professional library and equip yourself with the strategies needed to streamline operations and stay competitive in the global shipping industry. Order now to start transforming terminal performance and logistics planning.

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