DNV Approves Jiangnan’s New Ship Data System for Smart Ships
Global classification society DNV has officially granted Approval in Principle (AiP) to Jiangnan Shipyard for its innovative JNIS (DATA) system, marking a significant step forward in maritime digital transformation. This advanced ship data system confirms that the concept meets crucial safety and technical standards, paving the way for more integrated and efficient vessel operations across the fleet. The AiP signifies that Jiangnan’s design is robust and viable for future builds, addressing the growing need for smart ship technology in the maritime industry.
Streamlining Ship Data Integration
The JNIS (DATA) platform is engineered to revolutionize how data is managed onboard. It gathers information from various sensors and equipment, standardizing it into a single, cohesive format. This capability eliminates data silos, allowing information from different machinery to be seamlessly integrated and utilized. DNV highlights that this advanced maritime technology will empower a wide array of current and future digital applications, making vessels smarter and more responsive through comprehensive data sharing.
Enhancing Digital Maritime Solutions
Jiangnan Shipyard plans further testing to ensure optimal performance before installing the system on newbuilds. This future-proof setup is designed for expansion, promising support for advanced tools like remote inspections and data-driven verification. By enabling reliable ship-to-shore data sharing, the JNIS (DATA) system will significantly enhance operational efficiency, safety, and ultimately contribute to the sustainability of maritime operations globally through better data management and smart ship capabilities.
