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Scheveningen Harbour Project

R. Da Silva, Kiril Marinov, X. Arrieta, H. Hewageegana, Everlândja Gomes de Almeida

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Abstract

The Hague Municipality, which is responsible for Scheveningen Harbour, is seeking solutions for two problems it is currently facing: reorganization/expansion of Scheveningen Harbour considering the shortage of marina places and the future demands; and connection of the north and south sides of the harbour, namely, bridging De Pijp. CoMEM TU Delft students were retained to provide a solution to these problems, as part of the Multidisciplinary project (CT4061-09) course. This final report covers the full description of the problem and the solutions proposed – a reorganization of Scheveningen Harbour, focused mainly in the Yacht Harbour; the construction of a new marina harbour in De Kom, hereafter called as Scheveningen Fourth Harbour, that includes a new breakwater; and a taxi boat to fulfil the connection demand for the north and south sides of the harbour.

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The Hague Municipality, which is responsible for Scheveningen Harbour, is seeking solutions for two problems it is currently facing: reorganization/expansion of Scheveningen Harbour considering the shortage of marina places and the future demands; and connection of the north and south sides of the harbour, namely, bridging De Pijp. CoMEM TU Delft students were retained to provide a solution to these problems, as part of the Multidisciplinary project (CT4061-09) course. This final report covers the full description of the problem and the solutions proposed – a reorganization of Scheveningen Harbour, focused mainly in the Yacht Harbour; the construction of a new marina harbour in De Kom, hereafter called as Scheveningen Fourth Harbour, that includes a new breakwater; and a taxi boat to fulfil the connection demand for the north and south sides of the harbour.

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The Hague Municipality, which is responsible for Scheveningen Harbour, is seeking solutions for two problems it is currently facing: reorganization/expansion of Scheveningen Harbour considering the shortage of marina places and the future demands; and connection of the north and south sides of the harbour, namely, bridging De Pijp. CoMEM TU Delft students were retained to provide a solution to these problems, as part of the Multidisciplinary project (CT4061-09) course. This final report covers the full description of the problem and the solutions proposed – a reorganization of Scheveningen Harbour, focused mainly in the Yacht Harbour; the construction of a new marina harbour in De Kom, hereafter called as Scheveningen Fourth Harbour, that includes a new breakwater; and a taxi boat to fulfil the connection demand for the north and south sides of the harbour.

Key concepts: Harbour, Breakwater, Economic shortage, Engineering, Geography, Operations research, Computer science, Government (linguistics)

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