
🚢 Maritime, Ports & Shipping · Mindmap
The main areas of digital systems in maritime and ports, for planning a port or shipping digitalisation programme.
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Mind map of digital maritime: vessel operations (navigation, engine monitoring, fuel efficiency), port operations (berth planning, terminal operating system, gate automation), trade documents (e-bill of lading, customs, port community system), tracking (AIS, container IoT, ETA prediction), safety and security (cyber security, ISPS access control) and green shipping (emissions monitoring, shore power).
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Vessel operations
Navigation systems
Engine monitoring
Fuel efficiency
Port operations
Berth planning
Terminal operating system
Gate automation
Trade documents
Electronic bill of lading
Customs clearance
Port community system
Tracking
AIS
Container IoT
ETA prediction
Safety and security
Cyber security
Access control
Green shipping
Emissions monitoring
Shore powerA port community system that connects shipping lines, terminals, customs, freight forwarders and truckers on one platform, so documents are shared once instead of emailed many times.
The journey of an import container from unloading to leaving the port: discharge, customs filing, duty payment, delivery order and gate out.
The states a shipping container goes through in an export journey, from empty pick-up to delivery at the destination.
How ships are tracked worldwide: AIS signals picked up by coastal stations and satellites, cleaned, matched to voyages and used for arrival predictions.
Where a container terminal's systems run: the terminal operating system in the data centre, equipment control on cranes and yard vehicles, and gates with automation.
Tables for an ocean freight booking platform: shippers, bookings, containers, voyages, bills of lading and tracking events.