Letteratura scientifica

Ricerca

Fonte: OpenAlex / porti come partner di ricerca
Lavori
22
Porti coinvolti
4
Open access
16

Lavori scientifici in cui un'autorità portuale compare come affiliazione formale: il porto non è citato di sfuggita, ha partecipato alla ricerca. Ogni voce riporta l'estratto dell'abstract attorno ai termini che l'hanno fatta classificare in un'area, così si può giudicare da sé se la classificazione tiene.

Rumore · acque · biodiversità 6 su 22

  1. Partner
    Singapore
    Human-HAZOP Approach for Identifying Hazards and Evaluating Risks in Ship Recycling Activities in Bangladesh
    2026 / Open Journal of Safety Science and Technology / OPEN ACCESS

    The ship recycling sector in Bangladesh plays a pivotal role in the national economy, primarily through the recovery of reusable materials and employment generation. However, it grapples with substantial challenges related to worker safety and operational […]

    Rumore · acque · biodiversità Ship Recycling
  2. Partner
    Valencia
    Addressing Invasive Species Threats at the Port of Valencia: A Digital Solution for Ballast Water Management
    2025

    […] species (NIS) into marine ecosystems represents a significant challenge for biodiversity conservation, economic stability, and public health. The Mediterranean Sea, known for its rich marine diversity, has become one of the most affected regions […]

    Rumore · acque · biodiversità Salute · ambiente Ballast Water biodiversity public health
  3. Partner
    Singapore
    Unlocking Opportunities Ahead: A SWOT-Based Assessment of Bangladesh’s Ship Recycling Potential
    2025 / Open Journal of Safety Science and Technology / OPEN ACCESS

    Bangladesh has been playing the role of a pioneer in the ship recycling industry for the last two decades. Nearly all South Asian countries have taken advantage of cheap labour, but only Bangladesh has experienced significant growth in this sector. This […]

    Rumore · acque · biodiversità Ship Recycling
  4. Partner
    Singapore
    Ship Recycling in South Asia: Evaluating Current Practices and Addressing Future Challenges
    2025 / Open Journal of Safety Science and Technology / OPEN ACCESS

    This study gives a detailed comparative analysis of three ship recycling countries in South Asia, namely Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan. It assesses health risks and hazards to workers and harmful effects to the environment by the ship recycling industry in […]

    Rumore · acque · biodiversità Ship Recycling
  5. Partner
    Singapore
    Advancing Safer and More Efficient South Asian Ship Recycling Facilities
    2025 / Open Journal of Safety Science and Technology / OPEN ACCESS

    Ship recycling yards play an integral role in the economy and in managing environmental hazards by facilitating the entire ship recycling process. Ship owners from all over the world sell End of Life (EOL) ships to the yard owners. The majority of these ships […]

    Rumore · acque · biodiversità Ship Recycling
  6. Partner
    Rotterdam
    Effectiveness of ecomodules in increasing aquatic biodiversity and bioproductivity in a port environment.
    2022 / IOP Conference Series Materials Science and Engineering / OPEN ACCESS

    […] of Rotterdam. The objective of the ecomodules is to increase bioproductivity and biodiversity of the port basins and waterways, by ‘greening’ nautical infrastructure structures, which would otherwise support few species. An ecomodule consists of a coated […]

    Rumore · acque · biodiversità biodiversity

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