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Port Planning and Infrastructure Design

Why Attend

The main goal of this short course is to familiarize the participants with designing the layout of a port as well as the port-related structures in the port area or offshore areas such as breakwaters and berthing facilities.

Overview

Course Outline

Schedule & Fees

Course Methodology

Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing

Course Objectives

Target Audience

This course is useful for engineers, and infrastructure managers involved in the design and/or supervision of ports and coastal structures. Maritime transport: various types of merchant ships; commodities and types of vessels.; Port Master Planning: port functions and organization, port planning methodology, planning process.; Design of Wet Areas: ship maneuvering and hydrodynamic behavior, approach channels, maneuvering areas within the port, port basins, and berth areas.; Design of Terminals: terminal services, terminal components, types of terminals, terminal capacity, terminal dimensions.; Introduction to queuing theory as a tool for port planning.

Target Competencies

n/a

The design of the port layout, including the port master planning, port basins, and terminals will be discussed.

The content of this part of the course is as follows:

  • Maritime transport: various types of merchant ships; commodities and types of vessels.

  • Port Master Planning: port functions and organization, port planning methodology, planning process.

  • Design of Wet Areas: ship maneuvering and hydrodynamic behavior, approach channels, maneuvering areas within the port, port basins, and berth areas.

  • Design of Terminals: terminal services, terminal components, types of terminals, terminal capacity, terminal dimensions.

  • Introduction to queuing theory as a tool for port planning.

Also, an extensive overview of the design and construction of berthing structures (bulk cargo terminals…etc) will be given.

This part of the course will cover site selection, investigations at the chosen site, the determination of design parameters and normal design sequence of berthing structures, typical layout, and components of berthing structures. Also, design criteria, structural considerations, construction methods, and choice of construction equipment will be discussed.

$3875

Abu Dhabi

Country: UAE

Duration: One week

Date: 08–12 Sep 2025

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$2875

Port Louis

Country: Mauritius

Duration: One week

Date: 16–20 Mar 2026

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