Developing a Waze-Like Navigation System for Port Traffic Management: A Case Study of Port Elizabeth Port in South Africa

This paper proposes developing a Waze-like navigation system for efficient traffic management in the Port Elizabeth port, South Africa. Drawing from existing literature and established port management practices, the paper outlines potential benefits and challenges of such a system. Leveraging real-time data, crowdsourcing, and advanced algorithms, the system aims to optimize berth allocation, reduce congestion, and enhance operational efficiency. Key factors in development include port infrastructure, traffic patterns, regulatory frameworks, and cybersecurity measures. Additionally, relevant case studies of similar systems in other ports worldwide are explored, providing insights into best practices and lessons learned. Through comprehensive analysis, this paper seeks to offer valuable recommendations for the successful implementation of a Waze-like navigation system in Port Elizabeth, contributing to the advancement of port management practices in the region

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Journal of Marine Science Research and Oceanography
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2024-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.33140/jmsro.07.03.02
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Maritime Ports and Logistics
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Developing a Waze-Like Navigation System for Port Traffic Management: A Case Study of Port Elizabeth Port in South Africa

Phumla Dlamini, Darelle van Greunen, Tinashe Roy Chizema, Swelihle Msomi
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Developing a Waze-Like Navigation System for Port Traffic Management: A Case Study of Port Elizabeth Port in South Africa

Phumla Dlamini, Darelle van Greunen, Tinashe Roy Chizema, Swelihle Msomi
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Abstract

This paper proposes developing a Waze-like navigation system for efficient traffic management in the Port Elizabeth port, South Africa. Drawing from existing literature and established port management practices, the paper outlines potential benefits and challenges of such a system. Leveraging real-time data, crowdsourcing, and advanced algorithms, the system aims to optimize berth allocation, reduce congestion, and enhance operational efficiency. Key factors in development include port infrastructure, traffic patterns, regulatory frameworks, and cybersecurity measures. Additionally, relevant case studies of similar systems in other ports worldwide are explored, providing insights into best practices and lessons learned. Through comprehensive analysis, this paper seeks to offer valuable recommendations for the successful implementation of a Waze-like navigation system in Port Elizabeth, contributing to the advancement of port management practices in the region

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