INVESTIGATING THE POTENTIAL OF DATA ANALYTICS SOLUTIONS IN MARITIME INDUSTRY

Year 2017, , 67 - 70, 30.06.2017

Omer Soner Metin Celik

https://doi.org/10.17261/Pressacademia.2017.573

Abstract

Recently,
enhancing the data collection and utilization in maritime field is one of the
key issue. At this stage, the maritime authorities seek for applicable
solutions through improving the operational processes of key stakeholders such
as ship operators, shipyards, offshore structures, ports & terminals, etc.
This study reviews the existing data analytics solutions derived by research
groups, classification societies, and technology providers. Considering the
operational level integration requirements, the potential of the existing
solutions in safety, efficiency, environmental sensitiveness and other
performance indicators is determined. In conclusion, this study contributes to
identification of the challenges and opportunities in order to extent data
analytics applications to maritime field.  

Keywords

Maritime industry, data analytics, operations management

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