SeaStat - your maritime data assistant

 The maritime industry struggles with lacking a unified, accessible database for maritime statistics. Currently, valuable data is dispersed across multiple sources, often hidden behind paywalls and presented in inconsistent formats.

 SeaStat provides insights and an interactive analytical tool for policymakers, researchers, and industry professionals. This AI agent preserves the legacy of maritime statistics and enhances accessibility, accuracy, and data-driven decision-making in the maritime sector.

SeaStat serves as a comprehensive, AI-powered maritime database, incorporating data on:

  • Ports and cargo handling,

  • International trade and shipping,

  • Merchant fleets and maritime infrastructure,

  • Fisheries and environmental impact,

  • Economic trends and regulatory developments.

 Leveraging an AI assistant, SeaStat enables fast and precise database searches.

 SeaStat Assistant can answer your questions about the global maritime economy from 2017 to 2020. It can help you, for example, with the following topics:

 ·         How many tankers passed through the Suez Canal in 2019?

·         Which European ports handled the highest volume of liquid bulk cargo in 2019?

·         How has the volume of international seaborne trade changed over the past years?

To get started, select one of the suggested topics. To ask your questions and access all features offered by SeaStat, create a free account by clicking the "Log in" button.

 
 

‘By providing easy access to comprehensive maritime data, SeaStat enhances decision-making processes for port authorities, policymakers, and industry stakeholders. Integrating AI-driven analytics ensures that key insights are readily available, supporting smarter and more sustainable maritime operations. This aligns perfectly with our mission to drive digitalisation and green transformation in small and medium-sized ports across the South Baltic region.’

Rafał Koba, Communication Manager, INCONE60 Green

 
 

The databases on which SeaStat is based will continue to be expanded with key data derived from the Maritime Economy. Statistic Review.

 The Maritime Institute has been dedicated to publishing comprehensive statistical data on the maritime economy for decades. The "Maritime Economy. Statistic Review" has been a cyclical publication, continuing a series of maritime statistics studies initiated by the Institute as early as 1960. The latest 2020 edition marks the 45th volume of this long-standing research effort. Initially published as the Maritime Statistical Yearbook, it has recently evolved into the Maritime Economy. Statistical Review.