Containerization and Related Trends at Texas Deep Water Ports
Robert W. Harrison, Nathan Hutson, Vana Prasad
Abstract
Robert W. Harrison, Nathan Hutson, Vana Prasad
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.
Key concepts: Container (type theory), Containerization, Pace, Product (mathematics), Channel (broadcasting), Deep water, Task (project management), Environmental science