The Southampton system: a new universal standard approach for port-city classification
@article{Roberts2020TheSS, title={The Southampton system: a new universal standard approach for port-city classification}, author={Toby Roberts and Ian D. Williams and John Preston}, journal={Maritime Policy \& Management}, year={2020}, volume={48}, pages={530 - 542} }
ABSTRACT The most widely-used current system for classifying port-cities is limited to container ports, excluding other types of cargo and passengers. This limits the usefulness of research findings and policy recommendations. A new system is proposed that includes passengers and all cargo types. In order to compare passenger numbers with cargo, the weight of ships from a sample of recent ship calls to Southampton was used to calculate the average cargo tonnage and passengers per tonne of ship…
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