DIGITAL
PORTS ATLAS

KNOWLEDGE.TECHNOLOGY.PERSPECTIVES.

Port development in a changing world.

Digital Ports Atlas explores the relationships between maritime infrastructure, territories, technology and the future. We consider a port as part of a wider system of economics, culture, human connections and the environment.

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ABOUT THE ATLAS

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AREAS OF WORK

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INNOVATION OBSERVATORY

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COOPERATION

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CONTACT

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TERMS AND PRIVACY

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Artistic impression. Not a depiction of a specific project.

AREAS OF WORK

01 / RESEARCH

History, contemporary context and long-term questions of port development.

02 / TECHNOLOGY

New approaches to infrastructure, processes and working with knowledge.

03 / DEVELOPMENT

Connections between sea and land, port and city, infrastructure and the life of a territory.

INNOVATION OBSERVATORY

Which changes deserve attention? What questions should we ask before discussing a technology’s practical application?

The Observatory focuses on new ideas, research and approaches in the port sector.

OPEN TO DIALOGUE

Meaningful discussion benefits from different perspectives. We welcome dialogue with organisations, institutions, researchers and specialists working on port and territorial development.

FREEPORTS AND SPECIAL PORT REGIMES

Free zones and licensed warehouses can form part of a seaport. Applicability to a specific site depends on national law, territorial boundaries, the operator and authorised activities.

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