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This infographic presents the **Port System** as an organized system made up of six interconnected subsystems: ship, cargo, berth, crane, worker, and transport. It shows how port inputs such as vessel schedules, cargo information, berth availability, and staff or equipment are processed to produce outputs such as vessel turnaround, cargo throughput, berth utilization, and delivery status. The overall goal is to achieve efficient, safe, and coordinated port operations with less waiting and faster cargo movement.
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