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Containerization and Related Trends at Texas Deep Water Ports

Robert W. Harrison, Nathan Hutson, Vana Prasad

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Abstract

This report is the second Product developed from Study 0-5538. It addresses the requirements described in Task 5: A forecast of container volumes through the Houston terminals based on time series data and a review of the current status of container distribution and activities at other Texas deep water ports contemplating container business. In summary, it was found that container growth is proceeding at a robust but manageable pace although it remains geographically concentrated around the Houston ship channel.

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This report is the second Product developed from Study 0-5538. It addresses the requirements described in Task 5: A forecast of container volumes through the Houston terminals based on time series data and a review of the current status of container distribution and activities at other Texas deep water ports contemplating container business. In summary, it was found that container growth is proceeding at a robust but manageable pace although it remains geographically concentrated around the Houston ship channel.

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This report is the second Product developed from Study 0-5538. It addresses the requirements described in Task 5: A forecast of container volumes through the Houston terminals based on time series data and a review of the current status of container distribution and activities at other Texas deep water ports contemplating container business. In summary, it was found that container growth is proceeding at a robust but manageable pace although it remains geographically concentrated around the Houston ship channel.

Key concepts: Container (type theory), Containerization, Pace, Product (mathematics), Channel (broadcasting), Deep water, Task (project management), Environmental science

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