Port system simulations and subsystems_Artem Kolomoitsev_ Verified by Physics Teacher Telman Askeraliyev , Fizika Muellimi, Azerbaijan ,Baku

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.
Artem Kolomoitsev_ Verified by Physics Teacher Telman Askeraliyev , Fizika Muellimi, Azerbaijan ,Baku

Transcript

1. PORT SYSTEM SIMULATION & SUBSYSTEMS Input → Subsystems → Output → Goal A port is a connected system: each subsystem supports the movement of ships, cargo, people, and vehicles.
2. SYSTEM OVERVIEW Input → Subsystems → Output → Goal 1 INPUT 2 Vessel schedule, cargo manifest, berth availability, staff & equipment Data that starts the port operation PORT SUBSYSTEMS 3 Ship, Cargo, Berth, Crane, Worker, Transport → → Six interconnected subsystems OUTPUT Vessel turnaround, cargo throughput, berth utilization, delivery status Measures the performance of the system 4 GOAL Less waiting, safer handling, better delivery → Efficient port operations Ship & cargo data → Coordinate subsystems → Compare results → Choose the best port configuration
3. INPUT & OUTPUT What goes into the port — and how performance is measured INPUT 1 OUTPUT 3 01 Vessel schedule 01 Vessel turnaround 02 Cargo manifest 02 Cargo throughput 03 Berth availability 03 Berth utilization 04 Staff & equipment 04 Delivery status Data that starts the port operation Measures the performance of the system
4. PORT SUBSYSTEMS Six interconnected subsystems 1 SHIP 2 Arrival Departure Scheduling 4 CRANE Crane availability Loading speed Maintenance CARGO 3 Loading / unloading Cargo storage Cargo transport 5 WORKER Staff shifts Workers Tasks BERTH Docking Berth allocation Waiting queue 6 TRANSPORT Trucks Delivery Routes
5. GOAL Efficient port operations ✓ ✓ ✓ Less waiting Safer handling Better delivery Faster vessel and berth flow Coordinated people and equipment Reliable cargo movement Vessel turnaround ↓ Cargo throughput ↑ Berth utilization ↑ Delivery status on track
6. HOW THE SIMULATION WORKS From data to the best configuration 1 Ship & cargo data 2 → Coordinate subsystems 3 → Compare results 4 the best port → Choose configuration A port is a connected system: each subsystem supports the movement of ships, cargo, people, and vehicles.