Tag: performance data

Shipping organisations should be able to gather the data they need for operational optimisation regardless of its source says Nicolas Furgé, Marlink

During another SMART4SEA Talk held by SAFETY4SEA back in June 2021, industry experts from ORCA AI shed light on the issue of shaping safer navigation with the help of artificial Intelligence, while discussed the opportunities that such AI-based navigation presents for collision avoidance.

Each country, following the guidance of the PSC regime it belongs, has specific PSC culture and practices but also each port has its own standards mostly depending on ships’ types calling at a port. Considering that each PSC Authority performs inspections during vessels’ port visit, a focus on ports’ PSC performance can reveal useful findings.

Dry bulk ship operator Asia Maritime Pacific identified new opportunities to help optimise operations across its fleet, using Chevron’s annual oil analysis reports to spot long-term trends in lubricant performance and equipment condition, informs Mr. Barry Wei, Technical Field Specialist, Chevron Marine Lubricants.

Roberto Coustas, Co-Founder and CEO, DeepSea, discusses the opportunities that AI-based vessel optimisation presents for the decarbonisation of fleets and the wider shipping industry.

BW Group and Miros created Miros Mocean, a joint venture to provide the shipping industry with a new standard in vessel performance optimisation.

The LNG major in the United States, Cheniere Energy is about to provide its LNG customers with greenhouse gas emissions data linked with each LNG cargo produced at the Company’s Sabine Pass and Corpus Christi liquefaction facilities.

During a recent webinar, a joint industry project, the Open Simulation Platform (OSP), announced the results of its two-year project run and the intention to transition into an open source community. 

The DBMS will grade the excellence of a company’s SMS against measurable expectations and targets without involving the burdens of excessive inspections. The standard describes the scoring methodology and cites the PDCS cycle as a way of implementing continual improvement within companies' activities.

RightShip has announced the launch of its new Safety Score, with the vision to put operators at the heart of improving standards across the industry. The new Safety Score responds to industry feedback for more transparent methods and a new approach on safety and risk management in the maritime industry.