Portus
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Portus (-ūs, m.) est structura naturalis aut ab hominibus aedificata mari vel lacui aut flumini adiacens, quae naves accipit et tegit.
Historia
[recensere | fontem recensere]Primi portus magni fuerunt portus Wadi al-Jarf[1] apud Mare rubrum, portus urbis Quanchei Sinarum, portus Canopi Aegyptici, portus Athenensis Piraeus, portus Indicus Lothal, Ostia Antica antiquus portus urbis Romae.
Infrastructura
[recensere | fontem recensere]Portus habent muros ripenses, stipites ad naves funibus ligandas, ciconias ad merces in naves et ex navibus transportandas. Aedificia et plateae ad merces condendas praebere gubernatoribus portum oportet. Inter naves, tramina ferriviara oneraria vel autocineta oneraria portus sunt loci commeati intermodali maximi momenti.
Naves portuales
[recensere | fontem recensere]Rectores portum plura genera navium adiutricium gerunt, e.g. naves tractrices, naves gubernatorum, naves ciconiae, naves siphonariorum, arceras, naves vigilium.
Geographia
[recensere | fontem recensere]- Portus naturales in sinis maritimis vel fiordis
- Portus maris
- Portus fluviales
- Portus lacuum
Typologia
[recensere | fontem recensere]- Portus periegetici
- Portus onerarii
- Portus contineriorum
- Portus piscatorum
- Portus navium lusoriarum
- Portus militares
- Portus sicci
Portus mundi
[recensere | fontem recensere]- Bremae Portus
- Devonport
- Karachi
- Mombasa
- Odessus
- Piraeus
- Plimmuta
- Portus margaritarum
- Portus Novi Eboraci
- Portus Roterodami
- Thuiscoburgum
Nexus interni
Notae
[recensere | fontem recensere]- ↑ F. Bissey: Vestige d’un port ancien dans le golfe de Suez. In: Bulletin de la Société d'études historiques et géographiques de l'isthme de Suez. tom. 5, 1953−1954, p. 266.
Nexus externi
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Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Portus spectant. |
Bibliographia
[recensere | fontem recensere]- Antunes, Cátia: Early Modern Ports, 1500-1750, Mainz: 2011.
- A. Wilson (et. al.): Roman ports and Mediterranean connectivity. In: Archaeological monographs of the British school of rome. Roman port networks wokrshop, rome 2008. Londinio 2012.
- The history of the Port of London up to the advent of the Port of London Authority. Londinio 1978.
- Port engineering and operation : Conference on British ports and their future : Papers. Londinio 1985. ISBN 0727702440.
- International Association of Ports and Harbors. Port Planning and Construction Committee.: IAPH guidelines for port planning and design. Tokio 1993.
- United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.: Manual on port management. 1976.
- Maritime Cargo Transportation Conference. San Francisco Port Studies. Franciscopoli 1962.
- N.J. Shankar, T.A. Cheong, L. Pengzhi: Port development, management and operations. International conference on port and maritime R & D and technology; Singapore, 2001. Singapura 2001.