Revisiting port system delineation through an analysis of maritime interdependencies among seaports
Abstract A port system is a system of two or more ports, located in proximity within a given area. In literature, various geographical and functional scales have been identified ranging from complete coastlines to the notions of a ‘range’ and a ‘multi-port gateway region’. Not only does the spatial...
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