Port Call Optimization Guide/Руководство по оптимизации заходов судов в порт

Издание на английском языке
This publication is dedicated to optimizing vessel calls and data exchange between port operations participants. The book examines the port call optimization process, its benefits, the structure of port calls, and the types of data transferred at various stages of interaction between the vessel, port, and support services. Particular attention is paid to navigational and operational data, their role in business processes, regulatory requirements, areas of application, exchange formats, and technical and non-technical standards. It also covers API implementation recommendations, testing procedures, formalizing data sharing, and the relationship between industry standards and IMO requirements.

Content
Acknowledgements
1. Executive summary
2. Abbreviations
3. Port call optimization (PCO)
3.1. What is port call optimization?
3.2. What are the benefits of port call optimization?
3.3. What is the port call process?
3.4. What data is exchanged in the port call process?
4. Nautical data
4.1. Nautical data in the business process
4.2. Nautical data from regulatory and legal point of view
4.3. Nautical data scope
4.4. Nautical data exchange
4.5. Nautical data implementation recommendations
4.6. Nautical data non-technical standards
4.7. Nautical data technical standards
5. Operational data
5.1. Operational data in the business process
5.2. Operational data from regulatory and legal point of view
5.3. Operational data scope
5.4. Operational data exchange
5.5. Operational data implementation recommendations
5.6. Operational data non-technical standards
5.7. Operational data technical standards
6. Next step after realization of Apis
6.1. General
6.2. API testbed procedure
References
Appendix 1 - Standards for areas
Appendix 2 - Examples for notices of intended use
Appendix 3 - Examples for data sharing formalization
Appendix 4 - Examples for industry vs IMO standards