AI and Big Data Transform Maritime Management at Hong Kong PolyU

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University is revolutionizing maritime management through AI and big data. The Maritime Data and Sustainable Development Centre has created tools for vessel monitoring and emergency response, achieving 98.6% accuracy in predicting typhoon shelter needs. Collaborations with Tsinghua University enhance data processing and improve navigation safety.

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Hong Kong Chamber of Shipping Launches to Boost Maritime Industry

The Hong Kong Chamber of Shipping (HKCoS) launched on October 7, aiming to enhance Hong Kong’s status as an international maritime center. Key leaders emphasized collaboration among local businesses, government, and education, while addressing challenges like geopolitical tensions and decarbonization. HKCoS will foster a sustainable ecosystem for global trade and shipping.

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Lloyd’s Open Form Default Clause Launches to Enhance Emergency Tug Service Contracts

The Lloyd’s Open Form Default Clause has been launched in collaboration with key stakeholders in the shipping industry to provide clarity on contracting emergency and non-standard tug services. This aims to streamline procedures, enhance communication between shipowners and underwriters, and restore confidence in LOF as a vital contract for maritime safety.

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Chawla Commemorates Endorsement of Maritime Learning Technology

Maritime e-learning company MarinePALS has received an innovation endorsement certificate from ClassNK, making it the first maritime training provider to do so. Their Digital Learning Management System offers interactive, bite-sized tutorials, gamified learning experiences, and virtual reality scenarios, aiming to provide engaging and high-quality training for seafarers. CEO Captain Pradeep Chawla emphasizes the importance of fun and engaging content in education.

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