Description: Landside operations in the port context refer to the various activities carried out in the land area of a port, related to the management and handling of goods and vessels. These operations are fundamental for the efficient functioning of a port, as they include the loading and unloading of containers, the storage of goods, customs inspection, and land transport logistics. Landside operations are a critical component of the global supply chain, facilitating the movement of goods between different modes of transport, such as ships, trucks, and trains. Effective coordination of these activities is essential to minimize waiting times and costs, thereby optimizing the operational efficiency of the port. Additionally, these operations require adequate infrastructure, such as cranes, inventory management systems, and storage areas, as well as trained personnel to ensure they are carried out safely and efficiently. In an increasingly globalized world, the importance of landside operations has grown, as ports become key nodes in international trade networks.