IPSI for shortsea modal shift? Fraunhofer,Hamworthy KSE,Marintek,NIM,Port & Transport Consultants,Saga,Sintef,TU Delft,Wilson Management, July 1999

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Issue: July 1999

IPSI for shortsea modal shift?

Hamworthy KSE (formerly Kvaerner Ships Equipment) has provided some information on the IPSI (Improved Port Ship Interface) ro-ro project with which it has been involved in a consortium with Wilson Management, Marintek, Saga, Sintef, Fraunhofer Gesellschaft, Port and Transport Consultants, NIM and TU Delft...

Date: July 1999 Page: 48 Words(approx): 360 words...

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