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This standard specifies the classification and codes of China's marine and related industries.

ICS 35.040
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
GB/T 20794--2006
Industrial classification for ocean industriesand their related activities2006-12-29 Issued
General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China Standardization Administration of China
2007-05-01 Implementation
Normative reference documents
Terms and definitions
States and regulations
Coding method and code structure
Classification code table of marine and related industries
Marine industry
Marine fishery
Marine oil and gas industryWww.bzxZ.net
Marine mining industry
Marine warfare industry
Marine shipbuilding industry
Marine chemical industry
Marine biomedicine industry
Marine engineering and construction industry
Marine electrical industry||tt| |Seawater utilization industry
Marine transportation industry
Coastal tourism industry
Marine information service industry
Marine environment monitoring and forecasting services
Marine insurance and social security industry
Marine scientific research
Marine technical service industry
Marine geological exploration industry
Marine environmental protection industry
Marine education
Marine pipeline
Marine social groups and international organizations
Marine related industries
Marine agriculture, salt industry
Marine equipment manufacturing industry
Marine products and materials manufacturing industry
Wuhai construction professional installation industry
Marine juice wholesale and retail industry
Sand and sea service industry
GB/T 20794-2006
GB/T 20794--2D06
Appendix A (Informative Appendix)
Classification of marine and related industries and comparison with the international standard industrial classification Appendix B (Informative Appendix)
Classification of marine and related industries and comparison with the national economic industry classification Classification of marine sub-industries
Appendix (Informative Appendix)
GB/T 20794-2006
This standard refers to the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities compiled by the United Nations Statistics Division (revised in 1989, third edition, referred to as: JSIC/Rev.3). This standard is used in conjunction with GB/T4754-2002 National Economic Industry Classification. Appendix A, Appendix B, Appendix (. This standard is an informative appendix. This standard was proposed by the State Oceanic Administration. This standard is under the jurisdiction of the National Oceanic Standards Promotion Technical Committee (SA/T283). This standard was drafted by the National Oceanic Information Center and the Chinese Academy of Oceanography. The drafters of this standard are: He Guangshun, Shen Ge, Wang Xiaohui, Fang Shengmin, Zhou Hongjun, Xu Congduo, Ben Changru, Dong Wei, Guo Yue, Yang Na, Liu Bin, Li Qiaozhi, Liu Xiufang, Dian Kedong, Zhao Xin, Rui Shi, Wang Zhen, Zhao Rui, Song Weiling, Zhong Hua. From the date of implementation of this standard, HY\F621999 Marine Economic Statistical Classification and Code will be abolished. 1 Scope
Classification of Marine and Related Industries
This standard specifies the classification and code of marine and related industries in my country. GB/T20794—2006
This standard is applicable to the classification of marine and related industries by marine-related enterprises, institutions, state agencies and social groups engaged in marine-related work.
2 Normative references
The clauses in the following documents become the clauses of this standard through reference in this standard. For the dated referenced documents, all subsequent amendments (excluding errata) or revisions are not applicable to this standard. However, the parties who reach an agreement based on this standard are encouraged to study whether the latest versions of these documents can be used. For the undated referenced documents, the latest versions shall apply to this standard GB/T47542002 National Economic Industry Classification 3 Terms and Definitions
The following terms and definitions apply to this standard. 3.1
ocean economy
The sum of various industrial activities for the development, utilization and protection of the ocean, as well as the activities related thereto; 3.2
ocean industryceanindusiry
The production and service activities for the development, utilization and protection of the ocean. Let: It is to be expressed in the following aspects: production and service activities of products directly obtained from the ocean; processing of products directly obtained from the ocean; production and service activities related to the ocean and ocean development activities; production and service activities using seawater or ocean space as a production base; and marine scientific research, education, supervision and service activities. 3.3
Ocean-related industryOcean-related industry is an industry that forms technical and economic ties with the ocean industry through various inputs and outputs. 4 Principles and regulations
4.1 Classification principles
According to the industry classification definition of GB/T47542002 and the principle of homogeneity of marine economic activities, the ocean and related industries are classified, that is, each marine industry category should be classified according to the nature of the same economic activity, rather than according to the establishment, accounting system or department management.
4.2 Classification Structure
Based on the nature of marine economic activities, the marine economy is divided into two categories and three levels. a) The first category of marine industries
Marine industries include major marine industries and marine scientific research, education and management services: 1) Major marine industries include marine fisheries, marine oil and gas, marine mining, marine salt, marine shipping, marine chemical industry, marine biomedicine, marine engineering and construction, marine power, seawater utilization, marine transportation, coastal tourism, etc., which are the core layer of the marine economy.
2) Marine scientific research, education and management services include marine information services, marine environmental monitoring and forecasting services, marine insurance and social security, marine scientific research, marine technical services, marine geological exploration, marine environmental protection, marine education and marine management, marine social groups and international organizations, etc., which are the supporters of the marine economy. b) The second category of marine-related industries
Marine-related industries include marine agriculture and forestry, marine equipment manufacturing, sand and sea products and materials manufacturing, sand and sea construction and installation, marine wholesale and retail, marine services, etc., which are the external layer of the marine economy. 5 Coding method and code structure
5.1 Coding method
5.1.1 According to the linear classification method and hierarchical coding method of G1/14754-2002, marine economic activities are divided into categories, with four categories: major category, medium category and minor category. The main coding method is as follows: a) Categories are coded with English letters, that is, one English letter A or represents different categories. b) Major, medium and minor categories are coded with Arabic numerals, and are represented by three layers of four-digit Arabic numerals based on the hierarchical system and the complete decimal system. The major category code consists of the first two digits, and adopts the hierarchical end code method and the digital sequence coding method. Starting from "01", the code is assigned in ascending order according to the arrangement order of the major category classification system. The first three digits of the medium category code are composed of the first three digits, the third digit is the sequence code of the category, and the subcategory code is composed of four digits, the fourth digit is the sequence code of the subcategory. The sequence codes of the medium and subcategory start with "1" and are arranged in ascending order, with the maximum number being "9".
5.1.2 For medium and subcategory, you can set up other items with the same meaning. In principle, the code ending with "9" is required for the subcategory. 5.1.3 When the large or medium category does not need to be subdivided, the codes behind them should be supplemented with "0" until the fourth digit. 5.1.4 A certain number of blank codes are left at each level to meet the needs of adding or adjusting categories in the future. 5.2 Code structure
The code structure is shown in Figure 1:
(Number) Small fire sequence code
Small category code
(Number) Medium category sequence code
Medium category code
—(Number) Fire category code
One (word) Category surrogate
Figure 1 Code structure
6 Marine and related industries classification code table
Marine and related industries classification and code table are shown in Table 1, Marine and related industries classification》 and national For reference, please refer to Appendix A for the International Standard Industrial Classification, and Appendix B for the Classification of Marine and Related Industries and the Classification of National Economic Industries: For reference, please refer to Appendix 2 for the Classification of Marine Primary Industries
Medium and Small Categories
Table 1 Classification Code Table of Marine and Related Industries
Category Name
Marine Industry
Marine Fisheries
Mariculture
Maritime Aquaculture
Maritime Aquaculture
Tidal Flat Aquaculture
Land-based Aquaculture
012!
Other marine pig farming
Marine fishing
Distant ocean fishing
Nearshore fishing
Marine fishery services
Marine fry and fish fingerling services
Marine aquatic species services
Marine aquatic product proliferation services
01391 Other marine operations
Marine aquatic product processing
Marine aquatic product cooling and storage services
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Including marine aquaculture, marine fishing, marine fishery services and marine aquatic product processing,
refers to the production activities of aquaculture in seawater below the low tide line. Including: bottom seeding, floating culture, cage culture, etc., refers to the use of intertidal soft mud or sand to avoid mud, build embankments, and build management. The production activities of aquatic economic animals and plants refer to the aquaculture facilities and aquaculture models built on land. It refers to the fishing of various natural aquatic animals and plants in non-local jurisdictional waters (foreign exclusive economic zones, the Great Framework or the high seas). It includes ocean fisheries and transoceanic fisheries, and refers to the fishing of various natural aquatic animals and plants in areas within China's exclusive economic zones and the Great Framework. The fishing activities are divided into fixed-gutter fishing, trawling and fishing.
refers to the service activities of providing fish fry and fish species for marine aquaculture. It refers to the service activities of providing excellent species for marine aquaculture. It refers to the service activities of utilizing the potential productivity of the sea area and increasing the number of biological populations or new species through artificial breeding to stabilize and improve the quantity and quality of resources.
: It refers to the cold source processing activities of fish, shrimp, crustaceans, shellfish, and other aquatic animals such as oysters, shrimps, crustaceans, shellfish, and oysters that are cultivated or caught in the sea in order to preserve and dissolve the seawater. 0142 Marine fish products [female processing refers to the manufacturing of marine fish products, as well as the processing and hunting of marine fish products!
Marine fish material manufacturing
Sea floating fish oil extraction and product manufacturing
Marine fish product canning
Seawater pearl processing
0149 Other marine fish product processing
Marine oil and gas industry
Marine oil and natural gas mining
Sea crude oil extraction
Marine natural gas mining
Concentrated bottom combustible ice processing
Processing activities.
Refers to the use of fish bones, shrimps, shellfish, etc. Processing activities of marine aquatic products for the production of feed, refers to the activities of extracting lipids from sea cucumbers or fish livers and producing finished products, refers to the manufacturing of hard packaging and canned food of marine aquatic products, and the processing of marine aquatic products on ships. ! Refers to the processing of seawater pearls.
Refers to the exploration, mining, transportation, production and service activities of oil and natural gas in the ocean.
Refers to the crude oil mining activities carried out in the sea and beach, refers to the natural gas extraction activities carried out in the sea and beach: refers to the extraction of solid natural gas compounds from the deep sea rock formations
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Category"Major category"Medium category"Subcategory
Category name
Table 1 (continued)
Offshore natural gas development services
Offshore natural gas production system services
0222: Offshore oil and gas collection system services
1223 Offshore liquid gas storage system services
2223 Other offshore natural gas development services03
Offshore mining
Coastal sand and mining
Coastal black gold ore selection
Coastal non-ferrous metal mining
0313 Taobin precious metal mining
031: Golden light on the seaside stairs
0315 Mining of precious non-metals on the seaside
Other seaside sand mining
Coastal sand and gravel mining
Coastal construction sand and gravel mining
Other seaside soil and sand mining
Submarine geothermal and coal mining
0331 Submarine geothermal mining
Submarine coal mining
Deep-sea mining
Ocean polymetallic nodule mining
Submarine thermocondensate mining
Submarine chemical mining
Other deep-sea mineral mining
0390310! Other marine mineral resources are from the sea salt sub-
0110410
Seawater salt
Offshore
Refers to the service activities for offshore oil and gas production systems, such as fixed production systems, floating production systems, underwater production systems, etc.
Refers to the service activities provided for offshore gas gathering and transportation systems. Refers to the service activities for the upstream gas storage and oil system. Including seashore sand mines, seashore soil and gravel, seashore geothermal and coal mines and deep-sea minerals.
Refers to the mining activities of iron ore in the coastal area
Refers to the mining and selection of copper, lead and zinc mines, coal, diamond mines, magnesium mines and other non-ferrous metal mines in the coastal area.
Refers to the selection activities of gold, silver and other precious metal mines in the coastal area. Refers to the mining and selection of copper-based metals and gold ores with similar properties to copper-based metals in coastal areas.
Refers to the mining and selection of gemstones and other precious non-metallic materials in coastal areas.
Refers to the mining and selection of quartz, architectural decorative stones, and refractory materials in coastal areas.
Refers to the mining and selection of submarine geothermal resources, such as submarine hot springs.
Refers to the mining and selection of submarine bituminous coal and anthracite, coal and other coal.
Refers to the mining and selection of ferrous metal auxiliary raw material ores such as marine gold nodules.
Refers to the mining and selection of submarine metal sulfides and gold screens.
Refers to the mining and transportation of chemical ores on the continental shelf and the seabed of deep sea areas, such as magnetic ore, heavy quartz, calcium phosphate, etc.
refers to other exploitation activities of marine mineral resources not listed here: refers to the activities of using seawater to produce salt products with sodium nitrate as the main component;
refers to the activities of using seawater (including shallow underground brine in coastal areas) as raw material to produce salt products through drying, concentration and crystallization.
Refers to the production activities that use sea salt as raw material, and go through processes such as brine, washing, crushing, refining, screening, etc. or process them into products by adding iodine-inhibiting technology, etc., including washed salt, refined salt, iodized salt, flavored salt, fortified salt, feed salt, etc.:
Category name
Marine shipbuilding industry
Marine shipbuilding
Marine shipbuilding
Marine shipbuilding
List (continued)
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Refers to the activities of manufacturing marine vessels, offshore fixed and floating devices, and the handling and dismantling of marine vessels with metal or non-metal as the main material
Refers to the activities of manufacturing marine vessels with steel, lead and other metals as the main material. Refers to the activities of manufacturing marine vessels with wood, glass fiber, reinforced plastic and other non-metals as the main material.
GE13 Marine entertainment and sports ship manufacturing
C14! Marine ship maintenance and shipbreaking
Marine fixed and floating station equipment manufacturing
Marine floating equipment manufacturing
0522 Marine fixed mooring equipment manufacturing
C23! Marine fixed and floating equipment repair
22 Other fixed and floating equipment manufacturing and burying Marine chemical industry
Haifei Chemical
Xinhua rivet manufacturing
Guohua magnesium manufacturing
13, chlor-alkali product manufacturing
08:4 Pure reduction manufacturing
(.Other sea salt chemical products manufacturing
Seawater chemical industry
Seawater chemical products manufacturing
Seawater chemical industry
965Seawater chemical extraction
Marine Taiwan oil chemical industry
Marine convex oil chemical products manufacturing
069(1690
Other marine chemical products manufacturing
Marine biopharmaceutical industry
Marine pharmaceutical industry
Marine biopharmaceutical manufacturing
Refers to yachts and marine Manufacturing and repair of recreational or sports vessels, including yachts, sailboats, yachts, motor boats, fishing boats and other recreational vessels. Repair of marine and non-marine vessels, or dismantling of old marine vessels. Manufacturing of floating structures, such as dredgers, floating cranes, floating docks, cofferdams, platforms, research vessels, etc. Manufacturing of fixed or non-navigational vessels, such as lightships, fireboats, cranes, etc. Maintenance of "ships" or "floating" structures on the sea The activities of chemical product production include sea salt chemical industry, seawater chemical industry, seaweed chemical industry and marine petrochemical industry. The activities of chemical product production include the production activities of extracting chlorine from bittern and underground brine as raw materials. The activities of extracting iron fluoride from bittern and underground brine as raw materials. The activities of producing carbon, gas and soda ash from sea salt or sea brine as raw materials. The activities of producing soda ash from sea salt or sea salt water as raw materials include the production activities of extracting iodine, potassium iodine, sea glue, dew and carafe from sea salt or sea salt water by chemical methods. Chemical substances such as colloids. Used in the production of marine chemical raw materials, refers to the extraction of chemicals from seawater, such as pixels, potassium, potassium, and water.
Refers to the production of marine petroleum as raw materials, through the preparation of organic intermediates, and the modification of its halogenated derivatives, etc.,
Refers to the production, processing and manufacturing of marine drugs and marine health products using marine organisms as raw materials or extracting effective ingredients. Refers to the use of marine plants as raw materials. The use of biological technology to make drugs, such as sodium ester
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Category
Classification
Classification name
0712: Manufacturing of marine chemical preparations
0713 Yiyang Chinese medicine tablets plus
"Marine Chinese patent medicine manufacturing
Marine health care product manufacturing
Marine health care product manufacturing
Other marine health care product manufacturing
Marine engineering and construction industry
Marine 1; Engineering and construction
Table 1 (continued)
Direct use" 1. The testing of marine chemical preparations for the prevention and treatment of human diseases:
Refers to the processing of materials collected from marine animals and plants for the treatment of human diseases.
Refers to the production of traditional medicines using marine animals and plants as raw materials for the prevention and treatment of human diseases.
Refers to the activities of extracting effective ingredients from marine materials and producing marine health care products, such as deep-sea color oil, spiral shellfish, etc.
Refers to the construction and preparation activities of construction projects used for marine production, transportation, entertainment, protection, etc.,
Development and utilization of marine mineral resources Construction refers to the construction facilities for marine mineral resource exploration and development and ancillary projects: activities,
|marine energy development and utilization engineering construction
813|marine space resource development and utilization engineering construction0814
marine protective engineering construction
marine industrial facilities engineering construction
marine building demolition
G819|other marine engineering construction
submarine engineering construction
submarine tunnel engineering chain construction
submarine cable, Laying of sun pools
Laying of bottom pipelines
Undersea warehouse construction
Other submarine engineering construction
Nearshore engineering construction
08311 Reclamation engineering construction
Harbor engineering construction
Ocean facilities and scenic spots engineering construction
Swimming water comprehensive utilization engineering construction
Ocean shipbuilding and dock engineering construction
0836 Wastewater and other pollutants discharge and disposal construction
Refers to the activities of using tidal energy, wave energy, temperature and salt difference energy to transform ocean wind energy and other energy sources to carry out power engineering construction and power generation equipment installation, refers to the construction activities of using sea and space resources to carry out offshore power plants, offshore airports, artificial islands and other projects.
Refers to the construction activities of defensive buildings to protect the coast, such as offshore dam engineering construction.
Refers to the construction activities of aquaculture farms and large artificial reefs. It refers to the removal of marine residues built on the seabed. It refers to the construction activities of underground facilities built below the seabed for pedestrians and vehicles to pass.
Refers to the construction activities of laying submarine cables and optical systems. It refers to the construction of pipelines used for transporting gas, water, sewage and transporting hazardous items:
Refers to the construction activities of setting up places for the supply of dust and dust for vehicles and other materials.
Refers to the construction of certain high-quality buildings in the sea area with certain requirements, and the construction activities of visible or invisible weapons. It refers to the construction activities of seaports, docks, harbors, waterways and navigation facilities. It refers to the construction activities of marine parks, amusement parks, water amusement places and facilities, as well as marine landscape development projects.
Refers to the construction activities of marine technology desalination and comprehensive utilization construction projects. Refers to the construction activities of shipyard and dock projects in the marine shipping industry. Refers to the construction activities of urban sewage discharge projects and other sewage discharge facilities in the sea
Major category
Category name
0830 Other upstream construction
Marine power industry
Marine energy generation
11 Marine tidal power generation
912 Marine wave power generation
(13: Marine tidal power generation
0511 Ocean warming energy development
Ocean salt energy power generation
Ocean energy power generation
Ocean network energy power generation
Seawater utilization industry
Direct use of seawater
Seawater cooling
Water for human life
Seawater irrigation
1019 Direct use of seawater in the local area
Brand Muyang Chemical
[921 Industrial Month Talk Water Manufacturing
Drinking Water Manufacturing| |tt||Other seawater resources
Maritime transportation
Ocean passenger transport
Ocean passenger transport
Ocean cargo transport
Ocean cargo transport
1122: Liquid cargo transport
Ocean ports
Ocean passenger ports 11
Ocean cargo ports
Table (continued)
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Refers to the production of electricity using ocean energy and ocean wind energy in coastal areas
Refers to the production of converting tidal energy into electricity
Refers to the production of converting ocean wave energy into electricity: refers to the production of converting tidal energy into electricity. Refers to the production of converting ocean temperature energy into electricity. Refers to the production of converting sea salinity difference energy into electricity. Refers to the production of converting wind energy upstream (including coastal areas and islands) into electricity.
Refers to the direct use of seawater and seawater desalination production activities, excluding the comprehensive utilization of seawater chemical resources.
Refers to the activities of direct or circulating cooling using seawater as a cooling medium. Including seawater flushing toilets, seawater firefighting, etc.
Refers to the use of seawater to irrigate alkali-resistant agricultural products, and refers to the use of desalination technology to treat seawater into industrial water:
Refers to the production of direct or circulating cooling using seawater as a cooling medium. Including seawater flushing toilets, seawater firefighting, etc. t||: refers to the production activities of treating seawater into water by various chemical technologies: : refers to the use of other methods of seawater treatment that are not listed, : refers to the activities of engaging in ocean transportation and providing services for ocean transportation with ships as the main tool.
includes the transportation activities of ocean-going passenger ships and ocean-going transportation activities mainly based on passenger transportation
includes the transportation activities of coastal passenger ships and coastal transportation activities mainly based on passenger transportation:
includes activities specializing in ocean-going cargo transportation and ocean-going transportation activities mainly based on freight transportation,
includes activities specializing in sea-going cargo transportation and coastal transportation activities mainly based on freight transportation,
refers to the passenger service center of passenger service companies, passenger service activities provided by passenger service companies:
includes port ship cargo loading and unloading services, port cargo parking and storage services, port ship pilotage activities, port tugboat services, and sea transportation cargo packaging. Container loading and unloading services.Freight ship loading and unloading and material supply services. 7
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Category name
Seaport loading and unloading
Seaport storage
Port property management
Submarine pipeline transportation
Submarine pond pipeline transportation
Submarine freshwater pipeline transportation
Other sea transportation
Ocean transportation auxiliary activities
Seaport vessel dispatching
Sea channel drainage
Sea transportation inspection and management
Sea rescue activities
Ocean transportation agency services
6 Bay E lighthouse and navigation mark management
, cross-sea bridge construction
Other local ocean transportation auxiliary activities
Coastal tourism
|Binhai Yanyou Accommodation
1211Binhai Tourism Hotel
Jianghai Hotel
Binhai Characteristic Hotel
Binhai Tourism Business Service
Binhai Travel Agency
Other Binhai Tourism Educational Services
Liuhai Tour and Entertainment
Binhai Park Management
Binhai Windsurfing Area Management
Ruihai Religious Scenic Area Management
1231Binhai Road and Field Services
Table ()
Refers to the non-ship auxiliary equipment services established in the seaport, refers to the logistics and distribution activities mainly based on warehousing services in the seaport, refers to the service activities of professional maintenance, upkeep and management of seaports, docks, warehouses and other areas,
Refers to the activities of transporting oil and natural gas through submarine pipelines. : Refers to the activities of river-sea transport and water filtration. Refers to the dispatching and management of service vessels to ensure the normal operation of the port.
Refers to the dredging and expansion activities to ensure the smooth operation of the shipping channel.
Refers to the activities of rescuing ships and personnel in danger at sea and collecting goods that fall into the water.
Refers to the agency and service services related to marine passenger and cargo transportation: such as logistics agency, ticket agency, intermodal agency and cargo handling services. Refers to the maintenance and management activities to ensure the normal use of lighthouses and navigation marks at sea.
Refers to the charging and management activities of cross-sea bridges, and refers to the marine sightseeing, leisure and entertainment, accommodation and sports activities carried out in coastal areas.
Refers to the activities of beach tourism hotels that are evaluated in accordance with relevant national regulations or have the same quality and level. Including hotels, guesthouses, hotels, sanatoriums, resorts, etc.
Refers to the activities of coastal hotels that are not rated as tourist hotels and water hotels, including various hotels, hostels, inns, etc., refers to the accommodation service activities provided for the sea, including fishing resorts, coastal camping sites, campsites, and other temporary accommodations. Refers to the tourism services provided by the head office of the sea travel agency. Refers to the management and service activities of various parks and tourist attractions in coastal areas. Refers to the management and service activities of various scenic spots in coastal areas, such as historical sites, etc.
Refers to the management and service activities of temples, mosques, and churches in coastal areas, such as Marangqu.
Refers to the service activities of swimming places at sea,
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