GIS for Maritime Ports

The physical footprint of a port can span thousands of acres and miles of riverfront property. Proper location management at a port can save hours of operational time or even minutes during an emergency response.

Fire Hydrant inspections are usually at the top of the list of routine inspections that needs to do. Use ArcGIS to streamline the tracking, management, and reporting of assets inspections like hydrants.

The purpose of these inspections is to observe and document the existing condition, layout, spacing, and dimensions of the piles, identify the limits of damage on the piles, and assess the overall general condition to establish baseline conditions for future inspections.

Many factors go into the increase of sedimentation which ultimately decides whether a vessel can dock. By leveraging depth surveys you can make key operational decisions such as where and how much to dredge.

Ports need a system designed to address and minimize the impacts of an organization’s activities and services on the environment. Use ArcGIS to streamline the tracking, management, and reporting of environmental inspections

Understanding, reporting, and communicating lease status is critical to ensure your port can continue to generate revenue. ArcGIS Dashboards provide an intuitive way for everyone in the port to understand lease status at the port.

Marketing lease availability can require several inquiries and questions which can increase the time to get a lease signed. Dashboards can help answer questions, simplify communication with potential leases and streamline the lease sales cycle.

People and assets are constantly coming and going within your port facilities and ensuring safety and security on the port is utmost importance. ArcGIS provides a common operating picture for any security personal working within the entire port jurisdiction.