Priorities for the Sustainability of Maritime and Coastal Passenger Transport in Europe.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Nocera, Silvio.

Series:

Studi e Ricerche Series

Studi e Ricerche Series ; v.29

Language:

Italian

Subjects (All):

Sustainable transportation.

Transportation.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (138 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Venice, Italy : Edizioni Ca' Foscari - Digital Publishing, 2022.

Summary:

This book examines the priorities and strategies for improving maritime and coastal passenger transport in Europe, with a focus on cross-border connectivity between Italy and Croatia. It explores the environmental and economic challenges of maritime transport while highlighting its potential to reduce road traffic and enhance regional integration. The book provides an overview of European Union policies and initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable maritime transport, including reducing emissions, improving port facilities, and fostering multimodal transport solutions. Developed within the framework of the MIMOSA project, the book presents analyses, tools, and case studies that address key areas such as ship technologies, port management, and strategic planning to support sustainable and efficient passenger mobility. Generated by AI.

Contents:

Intro

1 Introduction

2 EU Policies Review on Maritime and Coastal Passenger Transport in European Cross-Border Areas

3 An Overview on EU Funding Programmes 2014-20: Better Connections for CB Maritime and Coastal Areas

4 Insights from Relevant Implemented Projects and Pilot Actions: Passenger Transport Sustainability in EU Maritime and Coastal Areas

5 Conclusions

2 Strategies for Dealing with Environmental Impacts of Cross-Border Passengers Flows

3 The Role of Innovation in Cross-Border Transport Modes

4 New Technologies for Transport Flows Data Collection and Analysis

5 New Trends in Soft Measures for Sustainable Mobility

6 An Empirical Investigation on Italy-Croatia Mobility Trends and Opportunity

6.1 Transport Modes Currently in Use

6.2 Cross-Border Passenger Liner Ships

6.3 Means of Transport and Infrastructure for Croatian Nautical Tourism

7 Policy Implications and Conclusions

2 The Analysis of Travellers' Behaviour as a Fundamental Tool for Improving the Sustainability of Transport

3 "It's nice but I don't really care". Distinguishing What is Appreciated from What is Necessary

4 Perceived Priorities for Italy-Croatia Maritime and Coastal Transport Services

5 Inferring Behavioural Determinants from Travellers' Surveys

6 The MIMOSA Experience on Travellers' Behavioural Analysis

7 Conclusions

2 The Concept of Level of Service in the Transport Sector

3 Shortcomings of Previous Research on the Level of Service

4 Main Ferry Port Land Areas

5 Proposal of Methodology

5.1 Evaluation of the Capacity and Level of Service of the Quay Apron Area

5.2 Evaluation of the Capacity and Level of Service of the Marshalling Area

5.3 Evaluation of the Capacity and Level of Service of the Area for Passenger and Luggage Accommodation.

1 Introduction

2 The Theoretical Framework of Structural Equation Modelling

3 Application of Structural Equation Modelling in Cross-Border Maritime Transport Systems Complexity

4 Conclusion

2 Results of the Bibliometric Analysis Statistical Research Methodology

2.1 General Results of the Bibliometric Analysis Statistical Research Methodology

2.2 Specific Results of the Bibliometric Analysis Statistical Research Methodology

3 Future Research Directions and Discussion

3.1 Maritime Tourism

3.2 Environmental Externalities

3.3 Maritime Transport

3.4 Marine Passenger Port

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ISBN:

88-6969-617-0

OCLC:

1603037088