India would have its own maritime financier for Sagarmala Development

India Transforms Sagarmala Development Company into NBFC for Maritime Financing

India’s Ministry of Port, Shipping, and Waterways is converting Sagarmala Development Company Ltd. into a non-banking financial company to support marine projects nationally and internationally. With plans to apply for RBI registration, SDCL will focus on leasing and debt financing for maritime enterprises, enhancing port infrastructure and connectivity.

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Guidelines on Digital Twins Transforming the Maritime Industry

The CIMAC working group WG20 has released the guideline “Digital Twins in the Maritime Industry.” This framework aids stakeholders in understanding and implementing digital twin technology, detailing six dimensions to define various types. It includes an allocation table and real-world use cases, emphasizing the alignment of models with specific applications for effective use.

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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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The port of Chennai takes up the renovation of his heirs

Chennai’s Historic Hydraulic Power House Transformed into a Maritime Museum to Enhance Tourism

The renovated “Hydraulic Power House” in Chennai’s port area is set to become a museum, highlighting the city’s maritime heritage. Established in 1881 and built in 1920, it is the harbor’s oldest structure. This project aims to enhance tourism and preserve Chennai’s cultural history by connecting it with nearby historical sites.

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National Maritime Heritage Complex at Lothal: Transforming India’s Maritime Legacy and Future

The National Maritime Heritage Complex (NMHC) at Lothal is a groundbreaking project praised by Minister Sonowal for honoring India’s maritime history and guiding future generations. With a focus on sustainability and global partnerships, the complex represents a blend of legacy and progress, showcasing India’s commitment to heritage and advancement on a global scale.

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India’s Maritime Sector Boosted by DGS and C-DAC Collaboration for Digital Transformation and Cybersecurity

In a significant development for India’s maritime sector, the DGS and C-DAC have signed an MoU to drive technological advancements. This collaboration aims to promote digitalisation, automation, cybersecurity, and research within the industry. Leveraging C-DAC’s expertise, the partnership seeks to modernize processes and establish India as a globally recognized maritime administration.

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