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| Maritime Information Services Ltd is a diversified media business with a portfolio of transport related publications both in print and online. Full details of our portfolio can be found below. | ||
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| Published 4 times a year, Port Technology International and its accompanying website
www.porttechnology.org
is the only technical preview and review of advanced technologies for Ports, Harbours and Terminals worldwide. Covering a wide range of topics from terminal operating systems, port management information systems, port construction and planning to terminal and container handling. The semi-hardback journal continues to bring to its readership cutting edge philosophies and technologies including business intelligence, short sea shipping, integrated transport decision-making and each edition features over 40 technical papers written by leading industry professionals. Port Directors and Terminal Operators as well as Ship Owners and Operators use Port Technology International to obtain new contacts, assess and evaluate new products and plan for the future. The journal is an invaluable source of reference for their purchasing and specifying decisions. |
www.Port-Directory.com
is a free comprehensive listing of over 5000 ports around the world. Shipping lines and freight forwarders can use Port Directory to evaluate their shipping networks and routes in order to improve speed and efficiency in delivery, while simultaneously keeping costs down. Shipping lines and freight forwarders will benefit from the array of search parameters Port Directory has on offer. Within each port listing you will find: • One of a kind port comparison chart: listing the key facilities of the 10 closest ports • Contact details and extensive port information (port facilities, regional details, handling equipment) • Latest news, videos and featured articles from Port Technology International • Coordinates and interactive satellite maps |
Produced several times a year for distribution at transport security conferences and exhibitions, the Transport Security Technology Guide is a 40-page supplement covering technologies and services that can be used in all aspects of transport security including aviation, mass transit, maritime and supply chain. The scope of editorial covered in each guide includes: Passenger Screening (Metal, X-ray, Trace), RFID / Tracking and Seals, Biometrics and Access Control/ Smart ID, Perimeter Security and Intrusion Detection, Baggage and Cargo Screening (X-ray), CCTV / Surveillance Systems Integration, Aircraft Security Systems, Training and Consultancy, Blast Containment, CBRNE Detection, and other emerging technologies. |
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