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126508 - Sistema Portuário

Período da turma:

19/05/2025 a 19/01/2026

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Descrição:

1. Ensino, Pesquisa e Inovação Portuária
2. Conceitos de sistema e importância Portuária
3. Portos e navegação de interior
4. Noções de logística
5. Transportes Rodo e dutoviário na Logística do Porto
6. Transporte Ferroviário na Logística do Porto
7. Operações Portuárias
8. Operações Portuárias de Bordo e de capatazia
9. Agente de carga e do armador
10. Demanda do aumento do porte da Navegação e Portos
11. Expansão Portuária para Águas Profundas e Obras de Abrigo
12. Dragagem e Derrocamento
13. Modelos físicos e Computacionais de Simulações Portuárias
14. Automação Portuária

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Carga Horária:

28 horas

Tipo:

Obrigatória

Vagas oferecidas:

111

Ministrantes:

Aluisio de Souza Moreira (Especialista)

Caio Teissiere Moretti da Silva (Especialista)

Fábio Cunha Lofrano (Professor USP)

Joao Gomes Ribeiro Neto (Especialista)

João Luiz Hollanda da Rocha (Especialista)

Luiz Fabiano da Silva (Especialista)

Marcelo Patricio (Especialista)

Mark Piotr Juzwiak (Especialista)

Regina Meyer Branski (Professor USP)

Roberto da Silva Brandão (Especialista)

Roberto Paveck Pinheiro (Especialista)

Sergio Paulo Perrucci de Aquino (Especialista)

Washington Luiz Pereira Soares (Especialista)

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