Conditions for Developing a Port City Transport Infrastructure Illustrated with the Example of Szczecin Agglomeration

Collection of Waste from Passenger Ships and Its Impact on the Functioning of Tourist Port City Świnoujście

“…The strongest was in 2017, when as many as six units (75%) over waste with quantities of less than 1000 m 3 . In the remaining years, the wast same units was in the range of up to 1500 m 3 . The exact values of the upper quarti Distributions for liquid waste (Figure 3) showed little asymmetry (right-sided in 2017 and left-sided in 2018 and 2019); the mean and median values were similar.…”

“…Maritime transport is developing dynamically, which favors the global economy. International marine trade, transportation, and tourism are sea-based activities that are crucial for the economic development of modern society [1][2][3]. Unfortunately, they produce both air and water emissions and influence the environment in many other ways [4,5].…”

Analysis of seaports development strategies: science, technology, education and marketing

“…Modern management technologies for such complex systems as seaports rely on the use of information and information and communica tion technologies. So the Flow Map software, which is a combination of maps and flowcharts that show a simula tion of the spatial movement of objects, can be used to identify the flow of goods, the traffic network and the speed of data migration, and conduct market research [22].…”

“…Further develop ment of this type of transportation in different countries has national characteristics, which are often the subject of research [5,[19][20][21]. TECHNOLOGY AUDIT AND PRODUCTION RESERVES -№ 3/4(41), 2018 ISSN 2226-3780 Methodological bases have the majority of publications, however, modern methods of analyzing the effectiveness of seaports (multicriteria and others) [22][23][24] should be especially emphasized. Increasing the role of science and education in ensuring the effectiveness of the activities of seaports leads to the implementation of unique corporate strategies, the experience of which can be transferred to the national level [25].…”

“…The functioning and development of ports should be viewed from the point of view of their effectiveness, which is particularly promising for the development of deve lopment strategies and programs. An example can be the use of multicriteria analysis on the basis of such groups of criteria [22]: 1) local spatial system; 2) national transport system; 3) national security; 4) operational and technical characteristics; 5) types of goods; 6) port services; 7) cost of logistics services. For example, there are significant dif ferences in the value added associated with the categories of handled goods.…”