Seminar on Intermodal Autonomous Green Terminal in medium ports

This document reports the seminar on “Intermodal Autonomous Green terminal in medium ports”, which was held on April 18th, 2023, in Aalborg, Denmark. The seminar in Aalborg was attended by 60 participants including 16 from the AEGIS consortium and summarized the general findings from the AEGIS logistical system and those related directly to WP10 and the Port of Aalborg use case. The seminar was organised under the following Agenda:- Port of Aalborg: Presentation of the results on cargo-volumes with emphasis on Port of Aalborg.- SINTEF Ocean: Introduction to the more general findings regarding the AEGIS logistical system.- AAU: Presentation Presentation of the regulatory challenges for Short Sea Shipping in Denmark and around the Limfjord.- ISE: Presentation of vessel designs that are applicable to the Aalborg Case- Kalmar: Presentation of the concept of an automatic Green Intermodal Container terminal with interface to Rail and Ro-ro in Port of Aalborg.- DFDS, NCL and SINTEF: Short Q&A; “How do we make it happen” – Moderated by Port of Aalborg. It should be noted that this report only summarizes the seminar in Aalborg. Therefore, more specific details concerning the presented findings and material should be found in the public deliverables, which can be found the on the project webpage: https://aegis.autonomous-ship.org/

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VBN Forskningsportal (Aalborg Universitet)
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2026-01-06
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18162764
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Maritime Ports and Logistics
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Seminar on Intermodal Autonomous Green Terminal in medium ports

Jimmi Normann Kristiansen
VBN Forskningsportal (Aalborg Universitet)
Maritime Ports and Logistics
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Seminar on Intermodal Autonomous Green Terminal in medium ports

Jimmi Normann Kristiansen
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This document reports the seminar on “Intermodal Autonomous Green terminal in medium ports”, which was held on April 18th, 2023, in Aalborg, Denmark. The seminar in Aalborg was attended by 60 participants including 16 from the AEGIS consortium and summarized the general findings from the AEGIS logistical system and those related directly to WP10 and the Port of Aalborg use case. The seminar was organised under the following Agenda:- Port of Aalborg: Presentation of the results on cargo-volumes with emphasis on Port of Aalborg.- SINTEF Ocean: Introduction to the more general findings regarding the AEGIS logistical system.- AAU: Presentation Presentation of the regulatory challenges for Short Sea Shipping in Denmark and around the Limfjord.- ISE: Presentation of vessel designs that are applicable to the Aalborg Case- Kalmar: Presentation of the concept of an automatic Green Intermodal Container terminal with interface to Rail and Ro-ro in Port of Aalborg.- DFDS, NCL and SINTEF: Short Q&A; “How do we make it happen” – Moderated by Port of Aalborg. It should be noted that this report only summarizes the seminar in Aalborg. Therefore, more specific details concerning the presented findings and material should be found in the public deliverables, which can be found the on the project webpage: https://aegis.autonomous-ship.org/

VBN Forskningsportal (Aalborg Universitet)
Aalborg University (DK)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Maritime Ports and Logistics
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