Modernising Maritime Infrastructure: Design, Challenges, and Solutions for a New Millennium

This book on Modernising Maritime Infrastructure is a practical guide for engineers, researchers, and decision-makers. It combines basic theory with real-world applications, explaining maritime systems with a focus on Indian conditions.It covers key topics such as infrastructure assessment, terminal capacity planning, coastal features, and geological factors affecting design and performance. The book also provides simple frameworks for site assessment, risk-based evaluation, and understanding ageing and structural deterioration through root-cause analysis.Using modern techniques, it presents practical solutions for repair, rehabilitation, strengthening, and restoration. Real-life case studies, including quay wall failures, help connect theory with actual field experience.Clear and well-structured, the book supports effective decision-making in complex port and coastal environments. It is a valuable resource for professionals aiming to improve capacity, enhance durability, and modernise maritime infrastructure.