transshipment and clearance of goods should become transparent and predictable. At the stage of conclusion of the contract, the client should be informed about basic characteristics of seaport and the situation at the terminal at the time of arrival of the client cargo shipment. It is necessary to determine the basic parameters of the cargo terminal, which must be transmitted to the national logistic system, as well as a set of dynamic parameters that affect the creation of a forecast for the terminal's workload
digital seaport, digital logistic platform, basic characteristics of seaport, seaport
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