From Sea to Screen: Using Data to Transform Maritime Operations

The maritime industry generates enormous amounts of data every day. From vessel performance and fuel consumption to port operations and supply chain logistics, information is constantly being collected. The challenge is knowing how to use it effectively.

In Episode 261 of the Women Offshore Podcast, we speak with Oluwadamilola “Engr Dee” Adebamipe, a Marine Engineer, maritime data analytics professional, and founder of DeeMarine Analytics.

Engr Dee’s career began in marine engineering after earning a first-class degree from the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport in Egypt. Her professional experience includes working onboard vessels, supporting operations with the Nigerian Ports Authority, and teaching maritime subjects including ship construction, naval architecture, and technical drawing.

Today, she is focused on helping maritime organizations harness the power of data.

Through DeeMarine Analytics, Engr Dee works with organizations seeking to improve vessel performance, optimize operational efficiency, and support sustainability goals through better data utilization. Her work sits at the intersection of maritime operations and technology, helping bridge the gap between traditional industry knowledge and modern analytical tools.

During this conversation, she explains how data analytics can support decision-making across the maritime sector. From identifying inefficiencies to supporting decarbonization initiatives, data is becoming an increasingly important tool for organizations navigating a rapidly changing industry.

The episode also highlights the importance of innovation and workforce development. As maritime technologies continue to evolve, new skills are emerging alongside traditional operational expertise. Engr Dee believes preparing the next generation of maritime professionals requires both technical knowledge and digital fluency.

Beyond her work in analytics, she is passionate about mentoring women in maritime and advocating for greater visibility, inclusion, and leadership opportunities throughout the industry.

For listeners interested in technology, sustainability, operations, or career growth, this episode offers a practical look at how data is helping shape the future of maritime.