DocumentCode
2943507
Title
Pleasure in the Ports: Can Recreation and Shipping Live Together?
Author
Walsh, Don
Author_Institution
International Maritime Incorporated, San Pedro, CA, USA
fYear
1987
fDate
Sept. 28 1987-Oct. 1 1987
Firstpage
737
Lastpage
742
Abstract
This paper reviews and analyzes interaction between industrial seaport operations and marine-oriented recreational activities in ports. Most major seaports historically have not welcomed any significant marine recreation ´intrusions´ for a variety of reasons. Today it´s clear marine recreation is in the ports to stay and multiply. Coastal zone planning by all levels of government, demographics of our coastal areas and increasing leisure time activities are some of the forcing functions. However, proper planning by port management authorities can make this a significant source of revenue for ports. The Port of Los Angeles is used in this paper as a paradigm for considering these issues.
Keywords
Boats; Business; Cities and towns; Costs; Fuel economy; Marine vehicles; Marketing and sales; Oceans; Sea measurements; Shipbuilding industry;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
OCEANS '87
Conference_Location
Halifax, NS, Canada
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/OCEANS.1987.1160837
Filename
1160837
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