Type, Origin and Destination of Cargo to be Transferred from Road to Sea in Spanish Trades
Around 45% of European foreign trade, most of which is within the European Union, is still carried by road and is consequently conditioned by congested traffic, safety risks or high power consumption among other disadvantages while only 40% is carried by seas by means of the short sea shipping formula. Short sea shipping in European waters has been considered by the national and European governments as one of the most feasible ways to discharge the everyday more congested and highways across Europe. Keeping in min this scenario, the TRANMAR research group of the Nautical Engineering and Sciences department from UPC, supported by the Spanish Ministry of endorsement, is studying the criteria that are going to provide the values for recommending or not, the best alternative transport means for exporting cargo from Spanish production points to the Mediterranean arc or Western European area.
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Corporate Authors:
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Authors:
- Xavier, F
- de Oses, M
- Puig, J O
- la Castells Sanabra, M
- Blanco, R G
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Conference:
- Maritime Heritage and Modern Ports. Second International Conference on Maritime Heritage and the Fourth International Conference on Maritime Engineering, Ports and Waterways
- Location: Barcelona , Spain
- Date: 2005-4-18 to 2005-4-22
- Publication Date: 2005-3
Language
- English
Media Info
- Media Type: Print
- Features: Figures; References; Tables;
- Pagination: pp 323-331
- Monograph Title: Maritime Heritage and Modern Ports
Subject/Index Terms
- TRT Terms: Cargo ships; Energy consumption; Feasibility analysis; Foreign; Freight transportation; Highways; Origin and destination; Power; Trade; Traffic congestion
- Identifier Terms: European Union
- Geographic Terms: Spain
- Subject Areas: Energy; Freight Transportation; Marine Transportation;
Filing Info
- Accession Number: 01001446
- Record Type: Publication
- ISBN: 1845640101
- Files: TRIS
- Created Date: Jun 29 2005 11:58AM