A BIBLIOMETRIC REVIEW OF RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS ON DIGITAL TWIN PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS IN THE MARITIME INDUSTRY

Soliman, Abdelmoneim and Marshall, Mervin and Rahaman, Md Safiqur and Ouf, Mohamed A. and El-Sayed, Ahmed (2024) A BIBLIOMETRIC REVIEW OF RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS ON DIGITAL TWIN PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS IN THE MARITIME INDUSTRY. Journal of Ocean Technology, 19 (2). pp. 46-76. ISSN 1718-3200

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Abstract

This bibliometric review delves into the topic of “Digital Twin Predictive Maintenance System in the Maritime Industry,” examining existing research to identify trends and potential avenues for future exploration. Through analysis of 12 data clusters (consisting of 1,074 publications) from maritime sources, this study uncovers significant growth in interest from 2016 onwards and synthesizes key findings from the historical evolution of Digital Twins. The review highlights various research clusters, including advancements in Digital Twin technology, Smart Manufacturing applications, and the integration of Blockchain. By using bibliometric techniques, the study maps country collaborations and illustrates international research networks in this field. It also highlights the most cited papers, underlining influential contributions and their impact. This comprehensive review offers a unique perspective on the development, collaborations, and key research themes in the context of Digital Twin Predictive Maintenance Systems within the maritime industry.

Item Type: Article
URI: http://research.library.mun.ca/id/eprint/16643
Item ID: 16643
Keywords: Digital Twin (DT); Predictive maintenance system; Maritime industry; Industry 4.0; Bibliometric; Digital Twin Predictive Maintenance System (DTPMS); Artificial intelligence (AI); Internet of Things (IoT); Total publications (TP); Total citations (TC)
Department(s): Marine Institute
Marine Institute > School of Maritime Studies
Date: 30 June 2024
Date Type: Publication

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