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A

1 Depth of water (Draft)

2 Bridge Clearance (Air Draft)

3 Cranes

4 Port Operations

5 Warehosing !pace

" Connections with land#$ased %rasporation ser&ices

' Port Capacit

B What larger trends will require which services

1 arger ships passing throgh Pana*a canal

2 arger ships doc+ing at the ports , inland distri$tion

3

4

C

1 arger ships passing throgh Pana*a canal

3

Port Infratructure: Things you can spend money on toimprove port performance

arger ships doc+ing at the ports , -eeder ships lea&ingthe Pana*a Canal

What larger trends are liely ! should we plan for dueto Panama e"pansion

#arger ships docing at the ports $ %eeder shipsleaving the Panama Canal

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What are the dimensions of this Infrastructure

.atral draft / dredging0 ain / access channels

Depth of channels / $erths0 $ridge clearance / tide

ength of cranes0 nloading fro* two sides

ail , road access

Port area land fills / real estate

&ervices required

nloading warehosing transship*ent ail , road access

&ervices required

Wor+ rles # 6&s24 hrs a da0 5&s' das a wee+0 45&s25container *o&e*ents per hor per crane

7ndoor space to store *erchandise0 space to store containers$efore , after &oage0flood#proofing storage space0 powerotlets , personnel for refrigertaed containers

nloading warehosing transship*ent port capacit portoperations

'nloading( warehousing( transshipment( port capacity(port operations

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What services rely on this infrastructure Allocation

arger !hips doc+ing

arger !hips doc+ing

cargo &ol*e

%ransship*ent

arger scale of operations

What infrastructure needs to )e increased

What infrastructure needs to )e increased

Cost of Infrastructuredimension

Wider ships nloading0 lesser loading ti*e0

non#containeri8ed cargo

goods $eing shipped to hinterlands $eond theport cit