Tag: performance data

From December 2017, MOL and MOL Information Systems are starting multi-dimensional analysis of the causes for incidents and problems on company- operated vessels, in a bid to develop more effective measures to prevent incidents and verify the effects by analyzing correlations and causal relationship of data from multiple sources.

This year's Europort Conference in November will provide, among others, a showcase for new generation IT and system integration tools, ultra-sensitive monitoring, condition-based maintenance, fleet performance management and other types of data analysis.

Norsafe informed that it has been working with Kongsberg to develop an Unmanned Surface Vessel to act as a combined autonomous and data collection platform with different sensors. The USV has been designed for simple transportation either by road trailer or containerised on deck.

The cloud-based software platform ensures that a crew’s latest training records are accessible from any web-enabled device, and interactive reports and dashboards present data on crew performance, skill levels, strengths, weaknesses, and training schedules.

Finnish Aker Arctic has recently joined a joint development project, launched by a consortium of 13 research organisations and industrial partners from six countries, called SEDNA, aiming to address improved safety and efficiency in arctic ship operations.

The European project EfficienSea2 is testing a new Smart Buoy solution, aiming to allow ships to have improved navigational services and to receive data in support of vessel operations, when reaching ports. The buoy will allow port authorities and ships to collect and share information in a completely autonomous system.

Bureau Veritas and Singapore-based Ascenz have signed a memorandum to provide ship performance and monitoring solutions to shipowners world-wide. Under the agreement, Bureau Veritas will offer Shipulse, Ascenz’s solution for real time ship performance and monitoring.

GE and Maersk Drilling have extended the scope of their digital partnership, to enhance drilling productivity. During the extended partnership, the two companies will expand the scope of the 2016 pilot project—one vessel, one asset, one year—to nine subsequent vessels

Brazil's Companhia de Docas do Espírito Santo has established the first Vessel Traffic Management Information System at Victoria port. The VTMIS, by Indra, targets to enhance safety and improve the efficiency in mooring operations, eventually transforming the port into the most technologically advanced port in Brazil.

Maersk Line announced the launch of the “Remote Container Management” system, aiming to ease operators' access on information about the reefer’s current location, temperature and atmospheric conditions inside, as well as the power status, at all times and no matter where it may be in the world.