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WIT Press
24 March 2005
This book contains papers presented at two meetings with many shared interests - the Second International Conference on Maritime Heritage and the Fourth International Conference on Maritime Engineering The Second International Maritime Heritage Conference brought together scholars and professionals from a variety of areas.

In addition to scientific advances, the contributions included in this volume discuss the future of historical harbours, dockyards and other similar maritime structures in today's world, as well as the function of historical vessels and their heritage value.

The role of development schemes and the relationship between tourism and the preservation of maritime heritage is also covered. The papers from the Fourth International Conference on Maritime Engineering, Ports and Waterways deal with topics such as port management, the integration of transport aspects, navigation, ship operation and multimode transport, information systems for ports and shipping, marine engineering works, hydrodynamic aspects, the construction and design of ports and marinas, and the development of ports and coastal areas.

Emphasis is placed on the importance of the transport maritime mode in development and the requirements of making port operation more efficient, safe and productive.

Edited by:   , ,
Imprint:   WIT Press
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Edition:   illustrated edition
Volume:   No. 19
Dimensions:   Height: 230mm,  Width: 155mm, 
ISBN:   9781845640101
ISBN 10:   1845640101
Series:   Advances in Architecture
Pages:   512
Publication Date:  
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Further / Higher Education ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
"Part I: Maritime Heritage Section 1: Historical ports The harbour of the mansio ad speluncas (Brindisi, Italy): a key to the lecture of sea level changes in the past 3500 years?; Iron Age boathouses in Arctic Norway viewed as multifunctional expressions of maritime cultural heritage; The varying geographical names in the island of Cyprus, situated on the main maritime passage way from Europe to the Holy Land for the past 30 centuries Section 2: Historical dockyards, shipyards and buildings Coming into the light: the rediscovery and reuse of naval heritage buildings; The construction and the reconstruction of the Maritime Station of Naples in the chronicles of the time from the Neapolitan newspaper libraries; The disappearing of palheiros in Aveiro lagoon Section 3: Historical vessels A short overview of the traditional ship's type constructed by the wooden shipbuilding schoolA"" from Korcula, Croatia; A survey on the features of the existing motorized wooden dhows and the proposed replacement for these vessels Section 4: Maritime history Semiotic analysis of the oral stories from the island of Vis; Reconstructing maritime women - a discursive understanding; Jastarnia - the cradle of Polish sea sailing; Maritime commerce in the Mediterranean in the 10th-13th centuries, a meeting place between cultures; Remember the ""MAINE""; The changing patterns of the boat regatta as maritime heritage in Nigeria Section 5: Underwater heritage Exploring our maritime heritage: U.S. efforts to focus exploration tools and techniques to investigate submerged cultural resources; The Queen Anne's Revenge shipwreck site: a case study for evaluating and managing historic shipwrecks; The protection of underwater heritage in Taiwan: recent initiatives and major issues Section 6: Surveying techniques The use of remote sensing techniques for the location and investigation of heritage wreck sites; Photo mosaics in shallow water environments: challenges and results Section 7: Preservation The Batana of Rovinj - Rovigno; Electrochemical methods for the preservation of masonry clad structural frames Section 8: Maritime heritage education and museums The villages and out ports of SA rlandet in Southern Norway: maritime history and heritage staged for tourists; Advances for the foundation of the Technical Anchors Museum at the Nautical School of Bilbao Part II: Ports Section 1: Port management The International Committee on Seafarers' Welfare: ILO convention 163 and recommendation 173; Performance management in port authorities; Port governance and security Section 2: Integration of transport aspects Black Sea maritime transport corridors in relation with EU projects; Ship waiting time in a river port with priority servicing and limited anchorage area; ""Non-regular shippers"": an alternative service to diminish the empty container traffic, a first and comparative approach to the ""Rotterdam"" and ""Le Havre"" port cases Section 3: Navigation, ship operation and multimode transport Type, origin and destination of cargo to be transferred from road to sea in Spanish trades; Intermodal technology implementation: the key for the functioning of a port system; Port simulation model for the discharge and delivery of imported coal for a thermal power plant located in Lazaro Cardenas Port, Mexican Pacific Coast; ""Virtual Waterway"" - a traffic simulation environment for inland and coastal waterways; A case-based stowage planning system Section 4: Information systems for ports and shipping EPDIS: the electronic pilot book display system; Development of an integrated information system: a tool for establishment of port competitiveness Section 5: Marine engineering works A model of ship impact against the ground in the port water area; Damages of blockwork coastal structures due to internal wave impact induced pressures; Transition of soil strength during suction pile retrieval Section 6: Hydrodynamic aspects Tension membrane water retaining structures; Possibilities of the Particle Finite Element Method (PFEM) for hydrodynamic and fluid-structure interaction analysis of port structures Section 7: Construction and design of ports and marinas Container terminals in the Mediterranean region; Comparison of different dumping methods for breakwater construction Section 8: Development of ports and coastal areas The sea-side port capacity: a synthetic evaluation model; Berthing characteristics and the behaviour of the oil terminal of Leixoes Harbour, Portugal"

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