EU Review SPECIAL Issue 2022/2: The Promares Pilots
Dear Readers,
The new issue of the “European Review of Regional Logistics” is this time a special issue!
The aim of OPEN ENLoCC is to spread the best practices on transport and logistics at regional level and this time we are supporting the PROMARES project. Indeed this time the contributors of this issue are not only Members of the Network, but project partners.
The project PROMARES, funded by Interreg Italy-Croatia, aimed to enhance the maritime and multimodal freight transport gathering all the ports generating intermodal and multimodal transport flows, as well as the most relevant intermodal logistic node in the Programme Area, facing the same challenges concerning the multimodal transport accessibility and network efficiency on the TEN-T Corridor sections in the region (from the port to the hinterland) and to increase the cooperation and coordination among them. Led by the Port Network Authority of the Eastern Adriatic Sea, PROMARES involved the main ports of the Adriatic area, as well as other relevant research and public bodies. Partners are reported in the following list:
- Port Network Authority of The Eastern Adriatic Sea – Port of Trieste
- North Adriatic Sea Ports Authority – Port of Venice
- Venice International University
- Interporto Di Trieste
- Institute For Transport and Logistics Foundation
- Port of Ravenna Authority
- Central Adriatic Ports Authority – Port of Ancona
- Southern Adriatic Sea Port Authority – Port of Bari
- Ram Logistica Infrastructure and Transport S.P.A.
- Port of Rijeka Authority
- Port of Ploče Authority
- University Of Rijeka – Faculty of Maritime Studies Rijeka
In this special issue, articles about most of the pilot actions that have been carried out within the project are reported. These pilot actions aimed at testing ICT solutions for streamlining freight transport in the ports and the most relevant intermodal logistic node of the Programme Area, from the port to the hinterland and at cross-border level, setting standards which may be replicated to other logistic nodes, also beyond the project’s geographical scope.
Please feel free to spread the “Review” across your colleagues and networks. Requests for free subscriptions are welcome. And now enjoy reading!
Giuseppe Luppino
President of the OPEN ENLoCC Network and co-editor of the Review
Publishing details
Giuseppe Luppino
President of the OPEN ENLoCC Network and co-editor of the Review
Irene Sabbadini
Project Manager at the Institute for Transport and Logistics - ITL
Eleonora Tu
Project Manager at the Institute for Transport and Logistics - ITL
Editorial Team
Giuseppe Luppino, Piotr Novak, Reima Helminen, Irene Sabbadini, Eleonora Tu
Contributors
Alberto Cozzi, Andrea Minardi, Darko Plećaš, Eleonora Tu, Giuseppe Luppino, Irene Sabbadini, Ornella Jadreškić, Shirin Mahdavi.
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The EU Regional Review
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Articles in this issue
Update of the existing passage control system on different entrances
By 2030, the Port of Rijeka will preserve the role of the most important intermodal centre and the main entry/exit port for Central and Eastern
NEW ICT MODULE FOR A BETTER MANAGEMENT OF FREIGHT and GOODS
Enhancing cross-border maritime and multimodal freight transport by involving transport stakeholders and policy makers facing the same cross-border challenges by using ICT applications is one
Upgrade of The Port Community System (PCS) GAIA
Streamline the flow of goods through the use of highly efficient ICT tools, promote Port Community and ICT systems in order to improve communication and
Realisation of a gate automation-based infrastructure for railway traffic management in the FreeESTE area
Interporto di Trieste aims to enrich the railway opportunities on the global market by enhancing train operations from/to FreeESTE (its own area), also exploiting the
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European regional review, Issue SPECIAL 2022/2
