BATEN

• Latitude: 26.18036
• Longitude: 127.7778
• Japan Coast
• Port in Japan

Location: Baten Japan Japan

BATEN is a term that doesn't appear to directly correspond to any widely recognized marine port in Japan. It's possible that there might be a typographical error or it's a less known name for a specific facility, region, or private terminal.

To help you accurately, I’ll provide a simplified guide on how ports in Japan are usually described and specified, and you can apply this description framework to any port you are investigating:

1. Location

• Geographical Coordinates: Precise latitude and longitude.
• Nearest Major City: Proximity to major urban locations.
• Access Routes: Information on how to reach the port by road and rail.

2. Facilities

• Berths and Quays: Number, length, and depth of berths.
• Cargo Handling: Types of cargo the port handles (containers, bulk, oil, etc.), equipment available like cranes and forklifts.
• Storage: Warehouses, open storage yards, and special storage for hazardous materials.
• Support Services: Availability of bunkering, repairs, maintenance, and emergency services.

3. Port Infrastructure

• Depth of Water: At approaches, at docks, and tidal variations.
• Anchorage: Locations, depth, and holding ground.
• Navigation Aids: Lighthouses, buoys, and other aids for safe navigation.
• Pilotage: Availability and requirement of pilot services.

4. Communication

• Port Authority: Contact information for the port’s governing body.
• Radio Communication: VHF channels and call signs used for communication with ships.
• Other Channels: Email, phone numbers, and websites for inquiries and coordination.

5. Operational Aspects

• Working Hours: Operating hours, including any potential shift patterns.
• Regulations: Local laws and international regulations adhered to.
• Security: Measures in place for port security (ISPS compliance, etc.).

6. Special Features

• Environmental Measures: Initiatives and systems in place for protecting the local marine environment.
• Future Developments: Planned expansion or modernization projects.
• Customs and Immigration: Facilities and procedures.

Example: Port of Yokohama (Well-known port in Japan)

• Location

  • Coordinates: 35°27'N, 139°38'E
  • Nearest Major City: Yokohama, proximity to Tokyo.
  • Access Routes: Serviced by major highways and railway lines.

• Facilities

  • Berths and Quays: Multiple berths, various depths suitable for different ship sizes.
  • Cargo Handling: Specialized terminals for containers, bulk cargo, liquid cargo.
  • Storage: Ample warehousing and container yards.
  • Support Services: Extensive services including bunkering, ship repair, and waste disposal.

• Port Infrastructure

  • Depth of Water: Range from 10 to 20 meters.
  • Anchorage: Multiple anchor points with sufficient depth.
  • Navigation Aids: Well-marked channels, lighthouse guides.
  • Pilotage: Required for all ships entering the port.

• Communication

  • Port Authority: Yokohama Port Corporation.
  • Radio Communication: VHF communication on assigned frequencies.
  • Other Channels: Contact details available via official website.

• Operational Aspects

  • Working Hours: 24/7 operations.
  • Regulations: Compliance with international maritime standards.
  • Security: ISPS compliant with robust security protocols.

• Special Features

  • Environmental Measures: Marine biodiversity conservation, pollution control.
  • Future Developments: Ongoing expansions, new terminal constructions.
  • Customs and Immigration: Streamlined procedures for cargo and personnel.

If you are referring to a specific small or private terminal named BATEN, I recommend checking local port directories or contacting Japan’s maritime authorities who can provide specific information.