In a bid to chart a sustainable course for the maritime industry, a recent study has shed light on how different stakeholders view the balance between environmental goals and operational realities. The research, led by Winarno Winarno from the Mariti
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In a significant stride for coastal management, researchers have harnessed the power of optical satellite imagery to track long-term shoreline changes along the East Coast of the Korean Peninsula. This work, led by Miyoung Yun of the National Korea M
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In the bustling waters of Aceh, Indonesia, a pressing need for reliable shipyard facilities has emerged, driven by a growing fishing fleet and the imperative for sustainable fisheries management. A recent study, led by Thaib Rizwan from Universitas S
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In a groundbreaking development for soil moisture monitoring, researchers have tapped into the potential of dual-polarization data from an airborne global navigation satellite system reflectometry instrument, known as GLORI. This innovative approach,
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, a recent study published in the IEEE Access journal, titled “Attention-Enhanced Temporal LSTM Network as a Sonar Position Predictor for Side-Scanning Sonar Waterfall Image,” is making waves. The rese
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In a recent study published in the journal ‘Frontiers in Marine Science’ (translated from the original ‘Frontiers in Marine Science’), researchers have shed light on the gap between ocean literacy and the blue economy, highlighting opportunities for
Maritime Sectors Urged to Boost Ocean Literacy for Blue Economy Growth Read More »
In a recent study published in the journal ‘Frontiers in Marine Science’ (which translates to ‘Frontiers in Marine Science’ in English), researchers led by Hao Wang from the Department of Safety Science and Engineering at Shanghai Maritime University
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In the thick of the COVID-19 pandemic, when the world was scrambling to keep up with the sudden surge in medical demands, a team of researchers led by Jun Yang from the Faculty of Maritime and Transportation at Ningbo University in China, found a way
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In the rugged and remote landscapes where mining enterprises operate, ensuring the reliable protection of electric transport networks is a constant challenge. Boris V. Malozyomov, from the Department of Electrotechnical Complexes at Novosibirsk State
Novosibirsk Researcher Revolutionizes Electric Transport Network Protection Read More »
In the world of maritime surveillance, synthetic aperture radar (SAR) is a go-to tool for detecting ships and other targets. But there’s a pesky problem: corner reflector targets (CRTs) and their arrays can gum up the works, leading to more false ala
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