Advanced Research on the Sustainable Maritime Transportation

Wu, Xianhua; Wu, Jian; Xu, Lang

doi:10.3390/jmse12071104

JMSE

2024

DOI: 10.3390/jmse12071104

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Advanced Research on the Sustainable Maritime Transportation

Xianhua Wu,

Jian Wu,

Lang Xu

Abstract: With globalization and environmental sustainability growing in importance, the sustainable development of maritime transportation, as the main mode of international trade, is particularly significant [...]

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Sustainable Maritime Transport: A Review of Intelligent Shipping Technology and Green Port Construction Applications

Xiao,

Wang,

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With the global economy’s relentless growth and heightened environmental consciousness, sustainable maritime transport emerges as a pivotal development trajectory for the shipping sector. This study systematically analyzes 478 publications searched in the Web of Science Core Collection, from 2000 to 2023, utilizing bibliometric methods to investigate the application areas in sustainable development within the shipping industry. This study begins with an analysis of annual publication trends, which reveals a substantial expansion in research endeavors within this discipline over recent years. Subsequently, a comprehensive statistical evaluation of scholarly journals and a collaborative network assessment are conducted to pinpoint the foremost productive journals, nations, organizations, and individual researchers. Furthermore, a keyword co-occurrence methodology is applied to delineate the core research themes and emerging focal points within this domain, thereby outlining potential research directions for future research. In addition, drawing on the keyword co-occurrence analysis, the advancements in intelligent shipping technologies and green port construction applications within sustainable maritime transport are discussed. Finally, the review discusses the existing challenges and opportunities of sustainable maritime transport from a theoretical and practical perspective. The research shows that, in terms of intelligent shipping technology, data security and multi-source data are the focus that people need to pay attention to in the future; a trajectory prediction for different climates and different ship types is also an area for future research. In terms of green ports, Cold Ironing (CI) is one of the key points of the green port strategy, and how to drive stakeholders to build sustainable green ports efficiently and economically is the future developmental direction. This review serves to enhance researchers’ comprehension of the current landscape and progression trajectory of intelligent shipping technologies, thereby fostering the continued advancement and exploration in this vital domain.

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Sustainable Maritime Transport: A Review of Intelligent Shipping Technology and Green Port Construction Applications

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Relationship between maritime transportation and economic growth: highest maritime transport European countries

Canbay,

Kırca

2024

Turkish Journal of Maritime and Marine Sciences

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Maritime transport is one of the most widely used transport channels used by countries in foreign trade. The development of maritime transport affects the economic growth levels of countries. In addition, the increase in the level of economic growth of countries increases their share in international foreign trade and this situation increases the importance given by countries to maritime transport day by day. In this context, the study aims to determine whether there is any causality relationship between maritime transport and economic growth variables in Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Türkiye, and the United Kingdom, which have the highest maritime transport among European countries. The bootstrap panel causality test was employed to examine the causality relationships between the variables over the time frame of 2008:Q1-2020:Q2. According to the findings, there is a causality relationship from economic growth to maritime transportation in all countries except Italy and the Netherlands. There is a causality relationship from maritime transportation to economic growth in Türkiye and the United Kingdom. As a result, the relationship between maritime transport and economic growth varies from country to country. This situation reveals the necessity of developing national policies for maritime transport by considering the economic structures of the countries.

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Advanced Research on the Sustainable Maritime Transportation

Abstract: With globalization and environmental sustainability growing in importance, the sustainable development of maritime transportation, as the main mode of international trade, is particularly significant [...]

Cited by 2 publications

References 15 publications

Sustainable Maritime Transport: A Review of Intelligent Shipping Technology and Green Port Construction Applications

Sustainable Maritime Transport: A Review of Intelligent Shipping Technology and Green Port Construction Applications

Relationship between maritime transportation and economic growth: highest maritime transport European countries

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