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References

Sources and further reading.

Every numeric claim on this site is sourced. This page collects the references currently in use across the editorial, with direct links where the source is publicly available.

  1. 01
    Standards

    Standards publications, 2024–2025. Booking, Track & Trace, eBL, Port Call, Operational Vessel Schedules, Just-in-Time, and the unified VGM standard.

  2. 02
    Regulator

    The IMO's practical framework for coordinating vessel arrivals to reduce fuel consumption and port-area emissions.

  3. 03
    Industry body

    Industry analysis of the commercial, environmental, and operational case for port-call coordination.

  4. 04
    Research

    Research into dynamic port-call management and the emissions footprint of in-port vessel movements.

  5. 05
    Editorial

    Editorial coverage, March 2026. Context for the current pace of maritime software modernisation.

  6. 06
    Industry report
    Mizzen Digital — Integrated Maritime Software Solutions

    Figures cited for fuel reduction, decision cycle, and error rates on integrated systems.

  7. 07
    Editorial

    Perspective on vendor business-model shifts and the role of open APIs in maritime software.

  8. 08
    Industry exercise
    Port of Rotterdam, TNO, Maersk, MSC — joint JIT exercise data

    Desktop-exercise results showing 23 percent less fuel consumed in JIT arrival scenarios versus normal operation.

  9. 09
    Vendor case study

    Reference implementation for event-driven architecture at a container terminal.

  10. 10
    Industry body
    Low Carbon Global Industry Alliance (LCGIA)

    Source for the 14.16 percent average CO₂ reduction per container voyage figure under JIT.

Additional sources will be linked inline from individual posts. If you believe a figure is misattributed or out of date, write to hello@maritimeapis.com.