The ADRIAMOS project, initiated by the Port Authorities of Venice and Igoumenitsa, aimed at introducing a new MoS corridor connecting the two ports and enhancing cooperation between Veneto and Ipeiros, their wider regions, as well as Italy and Greece.

The core activity was the development of a 4-step transport model including road, rail and maritime links for the Adriatic-Ionian area. The creation and evaluation of four different scenarios was undertaken following model development.

Within this framework our role included:

  • The modal shift calculation, including the forecast of freight flows attracted by the proposed MoS corridor (Venice-Igoumenitsa), especially from road and – to a lesser extent – from the rail network, so as to evaluate both viability and operational characteristics. A 4-step transport model including road, rail and maritime links was developed for the Adriatic-Ionian area, four different scenarios, with different transport networks were examined. Three different time horizons, 2010, 2025 and 2030 were determined as being critical for the estimation of freight flows.

Client: Port Authority of Igoumenitsa, Greece | Year: 2014-2015