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http://dx.doi.org/10.9708/jksci.2022.27.06.175

Development of Business Models using Maritime Data  

Lim, Sangseop (Div. of Navigation Convergence Studies, Korea Maritime and Ocean University)
Jo, So-Hyun (Div. of Navigation Convergence Studies, Korea Maritime and Ocean University)
Lee, Changhee (Div. of Navigation Convergence Studies, Korea Maritime and Ocean University)
Abstract
Data is an important resource to expect new value as 21st-century crude oil. In the shipping industry, despite the existence of numerous maritime data accumulated through ship operations, it was negligent in developing a business model with the data. This paper identified major demand sources and demand types based on the type and availability of maritime data surveyed through interviews with experts in the shipping industry and academia. Considering the characteristics and demands of these maritime data, this paper presented a private-type and public-interest business model. In the case of the private-type model, it creates additional added value by using maritime data and uses mainly ship internal data. The public-type model is to seek public safety and social benefits and mainly uses external data. A great synergy effect can be expected when combined with public services such as maritime survey, vessel traffic service, maritime environment management, and meteorological service. This study is expected to contribute greatly to the spread of the proposed business models throughout the shipping industry.
Keywords
Maritime Data; Business Model; Public Model; Private Model;
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