Tag: maritime data

Andrew Cutler, the Chair of the IG of P&I Clubs, introduces the 6 key strategic areas that the Group has agreed to focus on for the next three years, highlighting that data sharing can elevate safety standards and sharing their approach on how to enhance both industry's safety and environmental performance.

In a recent market analysis, Sea-Intelligence underscores a notable decline in both reliability and average delays over the last two months, erasing the substantial progress made since 2022 following the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic and the subsequent surge in container volumes.

Using data from Container Trade Statistics (CTS) region-region movement of full containers, Sea-Intelligence has been able to approximate empty container movements to see how growing trade imbalances have impacted the work needed in relation to empty container repositioning.

Various Japanese shipping companies have initiated the provision of marine data to the Japan Coast Guard (JCG), eliminating the need for manual integration by the JCG.

According to the latest data presented by Eurostat, numbers show EU ports rebounding from pandemic disruptions.

Laskaridis Shipping, METIS Cyberspace Technology and classification society Bureau Veritas (BV) have developed the use of augmented data to optimise the efficiency of shipping operations and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Bureau Veritas and OrbitMI have announced a strategic collaboration to accelerate the development of data-driven decarbonization solutions for the maritime industry.

In an exclusive interview to SAFETY4SEA, Mikko Kuosa, CEO of NAPA, emphasises how uncertainty can paralyse efforts to transition shipping towards a low-carbon future.

In today’s world, data drives business. Across sectors, data analytics software provides insights that drive efficiency, inform risk management, improve on-the-job safety, and more—and that software and data-driven approach has officially reached maritime, argues Joseph Kelly, Vice President of Maritime Solutions at ABS Wavesight.

Researchers at NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences have launched the Maritime Cyber Attack Database (MCAD), a database of incidents involving the worldwide maritime sector.