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Foreign entrances and clearances furnished to the Corps by U.S. Customs and Border Protection Date of entry/clearance US Custom’s Port Dock Last/previous Port of call Vessel IMO and characteristics Vessel draftGraphic Version
Vessel entrances and clearances for all U.S. Customs Ports
Standardized U.S. dock facilities database to U.S. Customs Customs analyst selects a dock “pick-list“ Research new dock facilities Assign tonnage down to the dock level...Graphic Version
Vessel - Vessel Type - Commodity - Tonnage Alternate Routes - Vessel Operator
Origin:
Port/Waterway Dock Shipping Date Shipping Draft ShippingDestination:
Port/Waterway Dock Receiving Date Receiving...Graphic Version
Dry cargo ships and tankers Barges (loaded and empty) Towboats (except harbor assistance and barge shifting) Crew boats and supply boats First move of newly constructed vesselsNOTE: Do NOT collect recreation, commercial fishing, fire,...
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Collection
Partnership with :
Carriers Customs Port & Terminal Operators Corps Operations Corps Regulatory NDC Staff
Input
Supported by :
Contractors Corps Offices...Graphic Version
Rivers & Harbors Act of 1922 (amended and codified in 33 U.S.C. 555) authorizes the USACE to collect, process, distribute and archive waterborne commercial vessel trip and cargo data. new water transportation projects and activities set...Graphic Version
To collect, process, distribute, and archive vessel trip and cargo data. These statistics are used to analyze the feasibility of new projects and to set priorities for new investment, and for the operation, rehabilitation and maintenance of existing projects.
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Amy Tujague, Data Liaison
Waterborne Commerce Statistics Center
Navigation and Civil Works Decision Support Center
Institute for Water Resources
23 September 2016
U.S. Army | US Army Corps of Engineers
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Port Performance Metrics:
What nationally consistent measures do you recommend for Capacity and Throughput?
September 23,2016
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Do you concur with the methodology used to develop the three port lists? But first a look at the Army Corps of Engineers Waterborne Commerce Statistics data used to generate the lists