The Global Maritime Issues Monitor lists critical issues impacting the maritime industry, which are existing and potential sources of disruptions.
Digital technologies are becoming increasingly powerful tools as the maritime industry embraces digital transformation and digitalisation.
The maritime ecosystem consists of diverse stakeholders, each playing a vital role in driving growth and innovation in the industry.
ABOUT THE PROGRAMME
Maritime ReDi (Resilience & Digitalisation) develops research insights at the intersection of resilience and digital transformation.
The world cannot escape the turbulent times ahead. But the future for the maritime industry is still bright. If we plan ahead and take the right steps now, we have every chance of continuing to thrive.
Adversity into Opportunity: Staying Ahead in a Troubled World
Previously known as MAritime Digital Efficiency (MADE), Maritime ReDi (Resilience & Digitalisation) is a research programme launched by the NUS Centre for Maritime Studies (CMS) to advance maritime resilience by analysing digitalisation and disruptions, developing scenario-based insights, and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration for a robust, future-ready ecosystem.
The Centre focuses on a few research areas, including but not limited to:
- Energy Efficient and Sustainable Shipping
- Human Resource Management
- Safety and Training
Research Objectives
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Insights
Publish meaningful research insights that analyse the interplay between disruptions and digital technologies in the maritime sector
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Scenarios
Develop and evaluate realistic, critical scenarios to anticipate and address emerging challenges to maritime resilience in a digital era
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Collaboration
Foster interdisciplinary collaboration and capacity building for a digitally enabled and resilient maritime ecosystem
MAGAZINE
This section features articles from expert guest contributors who share their views on critical issues and developments that shape the maritime supply chain.
Note: The opinions expressed by the authors are their own and do not reflect the views of the National University of Singapore and/or the Centre for Maritime Studies.
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Join the conversation
Please email Syahirah at muya@nus.edu.sg if you are keen to contribute an article to the Maritime ReDi Magazine.
We welcome topic suggestions from various disciplines that align with your research interests.
TEAM
Goh Puay Guan
Associate Professor
Goh Puay Guan is the Principal Investigator of Maritime ReDi. He is Associate Professor in the Department of Analytics and Operations at the NUS Business School. He is Track Leader for Shipping and Logistics Transportation; Multimodal freight Infrastructure Planning & Management; Technological Innovation and Commercialisation at NUS Centre for Maritime Studies.
Meng Qiang
Professor
Qiang Meng is a Co-Principal Investigator of Maritime ReDi. He is Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the NUS College of Design and Engineering. He is Track Leader for Shipping and Logistics Transportation; Maritime Vessel and Navigation Simulation at NUS Centre for Maritime Studies.
Syahirah Muyassarah Bte Aziz
Research Assistant
Syahirah is a Member of Maritime ReDi. She is Research Assistant at the NUS Centre for Maritime Studies.
Lai Xiongfei
Research Fellow
Xiongfei is a Member of Maritime ReDi. He is Research Fellow at the NUS Centre for Maritime Studies.
Stéphane Bressan
Associate Professor
Stéphane Bressan was the Principal Investigator of MADE. He was Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the NUS School of Computing. He was Track Leader for Maritime Information Technologies at NUS Centre for Maritime Studies.