Book MDIM
Maritime Data Integration Methodology
Maritime Data Integration Methodology (MDIM) presents a structured approach to integrating shipboard systems, sensors, and operational data into a unified maritime data environment. It explains what data sources should be connected, how data exchange can be organized, and how integrated information can support more efficient, safe, and transparent vessel operations.
The book discusses:
- which shipboard systems, sensors, and data sources should be integrated;
- how to organize and configure data exchange between systems;
- which parameters affect vessel efficiency, fuel consumption, and operational safety;
- how integrated data can support analytics, monitoring, automation, and reporting;
- how the MDIM approach can support the development of intelligent solutions for smart shipping.
The methodology demonstrates how navigation, technical, fuel-consumption, and automation data can be brought into a unified structure for analysis and operational decision-making. It provides a practical framework for moving from fragmented shipboard data toward integrated monitoring, analytics, and more consistent voyage and fleet management.
The book is intended for marine engineers, maritime automation and IT specialists, technical fleet personnel, ship operators, and other professionals involved in vessel and fleet management.
Author: Volodymyr Kiniev
The book is available in Ukrainian — $65
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