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A Critical Examination for Widespread Usage of Shipping Big Data Analytics in China

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JOURNAL OF MARINE SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
Volume 10, Issue 12, Pages -

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MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/jmse10122009

Keywords

big data analytics; maritime transport; utilization of maritime big data; Chinese maritime industry

Funding

  1. National Social Science Foundation of China [22AZD108]
  2. Key Project of Soft Science Research of Science and Technology Innovation Action Plan of Shanghai [20692108700]
  3. National Natural Science Foundation of China [42001391]
  4. Chinese Academy of Sciences President's International Fellowship Initiative [2021VTA0002]
  5. Chinese Academy of Sciences

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This paper introduces the application and development of big data analytics in the maritime industry, analyzing the current obstacles and suggesting directions for its wide-scale utilization. Through questionnaire surveys and interviews, the paper conducts research on the impact of big data technologies in the maritime sector.
Big Data Analytics (BDA) provides valuable opportunities for the optimization of maritime shipping management and operations. This might have a significant and beneficial impact on the Chinese maritime industry, which has recently emerged as a prominent player on the global stage due to the fast development of its maritime infrastructures and economical opportunities. This paper introduces two-field research conducted by a web-based questionnaire survey and semi-structured interviews with a large number of stakeholders in the maritime sector. The analyses show the impact of the development of big data technologies as well as current obstacles which constrain their deployment in the global maritime sector. The paper finally suggests several directions for promoting the wide-scale utilization of BDA in the maritime industry.

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