Virtual ports

A simulation product from BMT SeaTech in Southampton offers an unexpected benefit for port development.

The technology creates a computer simulation from a library or a specific model and places it for manoeuvring in different weather conditions in various harbours and ports around the world.

But the technology also allows port proposals and marine development projects to be put in ‘virtual’ place in their planning stages.

This enables evaluation of berth alignment, length, depth, bollard positioning, turning areas, traffic management, and navigation contingency plans, among other benefits.

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