International Ports
A research paper of analyzing international ports to modern ship industry
Keywords:
Shipping, International Ports, Autonomous Shipping, Hybrid ShipsAbstract
The aim of the report is to determine “the relationship between international ports, autonomous ships, and electric ships”. Furthermore, in the research report, discussion is made on international ports, autonomous ships, and electric ships and their relationship. The report also describe the methodologies to conduct the research and furthermore, findings of the literature review is analyzed.
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