Due to their nature and location, ports and other maritime projects are particularly sensitive
to climate change actions. Thus, when designing these types of projects, it is important to …

We face a new era in the assessment of multiple natural hazards whose statistics are
becoming alarmingly non‐stationary due to ubiquitous long‐term changes in climate. One …

Seaports are vulnerable to extreme sea level events. Beyond physical damage, any port
inoperability affects trade flows in and out of the affected port and disrupts shipping routes …

In this research, site locations of marina-type maritime transportation infrastructure (MTI) in
the Bodrum Peninsula were analyzed using the coastal vulnerability index (CVI) approach …

Seaports are critical for global trade and development but are at risk of climate change-
driven damages, operational disruptions and delays with extensive related economic losses …

With the ever-increasing emphasis on climate change and sustainability, there is growing
interest in using environmentally friendly coastal structures. In addition to engineering and …

Climate change and associated coastal hazards can disrupt the United States shipbuilding
and repair industry's operations. These disruptions present risks to military and commercial …

ABSTRACT Utso, M.; Zaitseva-Pärnaste, I., and Parnell, KE, 2024. Channel maintenance
planning in Estonia. In: Phillips, MR; Al-Naemi, S., and Duarte, CM (eds.), Coastlines under …

The aim of this study is to create a comprehensive guide for achieving operational resilience
in port operations through digital transformation. Port activities face significant challenges on …

Each year, 365 million tons of freight moves through the New York City area, with nearly 90
percent of New York City's cargo moved by truck, leading to congestion, hazardous levels of …