Special sessions
Organiser(s) |
CHINA MARITIME INSTITUTE (TAIWAN) (中華航運學會)
The China Maritime Institute (CMI), a non-profit Taiwanese organization, was established on July 11, 1962 by Professor Kuang Wang and other senior maritime practitioners. The Institute has clear purposes to support the maritime industry by developing maritime businesses, researching maritime technology, advancing maritime knowledge, and promoting marine construction. The current chairman is Professor Chin-Shan Lu. The Institute provides superior education, training, research, and consultancy; organizes conferences, and publishes journals to support maritime communities and government. For detailed information, please visit our website (https://www.maritime.org.tw/) |
Session chair |
| Prof Chin-Shan Lu |
Organiser(s) |
Chang'an University (www.chd.edu.cn) Shanghai Maritime University (www.shmtu.edu.cn)
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Special session theme/ topic |
| Smart Port Groups |
How to improve performance of a port group is a pressing issue we often face in operating a port group from a regional, national or global perspective. This special issue would like to invite those working on this topic to join us to share their latest thoughts or research output. It is expected that this interaction will make us gain a richer understanding of operations and mamagement of port groups and identify smarter ways to operate and manage a port group. |
Session chair |
| Prof Ying-En Ge |
