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=''' Channel Portfolio Tool (CPT)'''= | =''' Channel Portfolio Tool (CPT)'''= | ||
CPT is a web-based, decision-support tool designed to help USACE operations personnel analyze the extent to which maintained navigation channels are used by commercial shipping. Analyses can be conducted for individual channels, or for a grouping of channels treated as a single project. Additionally, USACE planning personnel can use CPT to extract historical data concerning region-to-region commodity movements and consolidated statements of traffic for arbitrary listings of projects and channels. | CPT is a web-based, decision-support tool designed to help USACE operations personnel analyze the extent to which maintained navigation channels are used by commercial shipping. Analyses can be conducted for individual channels, or for a grouping of channels treated as a single project. Additionally, USACE planning personnel can use CPT to extract historical data concerning region-to-region commodity movements and consolidated statements of traffic for arbitrary listings of projects and channels. | ||
'''POC:''' Dr. Kenneth Ned Mitchell | '''POC:''' Dr. Kenneth Ned Mitchell | ||
br | <br>Kenneth.n.mitchell@usace.army.mil | ||
br | <br>601-634-2022 | ||
br | <br>US Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) | ||
br | <br>Coastal and Hydraulics Lab (CHL) | ||
'''Active URL''' (CAC authentication required): https://cpt.usace.army.mil/ | '''Active URL''' (CAC authentication required): https://cpt.usace.army.mil/ | ||
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CPT is developmental software that is updated frequently. | CPT is developmental software that is updated frequently. | ||
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='''CPT User's Guide'''= | ='''CPT User's Guide'''= | ||
Latest revision as of 18:52, 30 April 2025
Channel Portfolio Tool (CPT)
CPT is a web-based, decision-support tool designed to help USACE operations personnel analyze the extent to which maintained navigation channels are used by commercial shipping. Analyses can be conducted for individual channels, or for a grouping of channels treated as a single project. Additionally, USACE planning personnel can use CPT to extract historical data concerning region-to-region commodity movements and consolidated statements of traffic for arbitrary listings of projects and channels.
POC: Dr. Kenneth Ned Mitchell
Kenneth.n.mitchell@usace.army.mil
601-634-2022
US Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC)
Coastal and Hydraulics Lab (CHL)
Active URL (CAC authentication required): https://cpt.usace.army.mil/
Developmental URL (Corps machines only): https://itlgis01.usace.army.mil/CPTIWRWeb
CPT is developmental software that is updated frequently.
CPT User's Guide
- General Layout
- Comparing Sub-reaches within a Single Navigation Project
- Viewing Details of a Single Sub-reach
- Viewing and Explanation of Flow Tables
- Comparing Sub-reaches Across Multiple Navigation Projects
- Viewing and Explanation of Roll-up Tables
- Comparing Projects, Districts, and Divisions
- Ranking of Items with Shoaling Effects Included