# Port

The **Port** module enables users to view the list of available ports and associated restricted areas. The **port** page provides a comprehensive overview of the supported ports linked to their respective restricted areas, allowing for better control over port usage, events, and regulations.

Port List 

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Port List displayed the following data:

* Port Name&#x20;
* country&#x20;
* Longitude
* Latitude&#x20;

At the top-right of the list, you can select different filters for the list. The available filters are:

* Port Name
* Country&#x20;
* Restricted area

#### Key Features

* **Port Overview**: Lists ports with key details such as location, restrictions, and coordinates.
* **Attributes**: Each port has detailed attributes, including country, coordinates, unique identifiers, and categories.
* **Restricted Areas**: Ports may have restricted zones or limitations, such as open-loop restrictions.

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#### Port Attributes

Each port in the module is identified by a set of attributes:

1. **Country**: The country where the port is located.
2. **Longitude**: The longitude of the port.&#x20;
3. **Latitude**: The latitude of the port.
4. **ITDS Code**: A unique identifier for the port by [International Trade Data System](https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/inport/item/21409).
5. **Location Code**: A specific code assigned to each port.
6. **RP Code**: A code used for routing.
7. **Timezone**: The timezone the port operates within (e.g., Europe/Copenhagen).
8. **WIP Code**: World Index Port Code, which provides a reference for global databases.
9. **Zoom Level**: Indicates the map zoom level for visual clarity of the port (e.g., level 4).
10. **Port Reference**: An optional field for adding more detailed references to the port.
11. **Is Canal**: Indicates whether the port includes a canal.
12. **Open-Loop Restricted Area**: Indicates if open-loop scrubbers are restricted in the port.
13. **Bunker Category AE**: bunker category auxiliary engine
14. **Bunker Category ME**: bunker category main engine

( all these fields will be enbled only for admin group users )

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#### Restricted Areas

In addition to port details, the system tracks restricted areas associated with each port. These areas may have specific regulations, such as restrictions on open-loop scrubbers:

* **Code**: A unique code identifying the restricted area.
* **Area Name**: The name of the restricted area.
* **Open-Loop Restricted**: A checkbox indicating whether open-loop scrubbers are restricted in that area.


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