In the ever-evolving world of maritime operations, the Internet of Things (IoT) is making waves, quite literally. A groundbreaking study, led by Bernard Marie Tabi Fouda from the Department of Internet of Things Engineering at Shanghai Jianqiao Unive
Shanghai’s IoT Breakthrough Speeds Offshore Data Flow Read More »
In the vast, interconnected world of our oceans, keeping tabs on marine life is no easy feat. That’s where a groundbreaking initiative called FISHGLOB comes in, aiming to bridge the gap between scientific monitoring and marine biodiversity conservati
Rutgers’ FISHGLOB Unites Global Experts for Marine Biodiversity Read More »
In the vast, watery world of ocean remote sensing, getting a clear picture isn’t always smooth sailing. Light attenuation and scattering can muddy the waters, both literally and figuratively, leading to images that are either over or under-enhanced.
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In the vast, untamed expanse of the world’s oceans, staying connected is no easy feat. But a team of researchers, led by Nilupuli Senadhira from the School of Engineering at The Australian National University in Canberra, has been cooking up a soluti
Drones and Satellites Team Up to Connect the High Seas Read More »
In the vast and intricate world of marine equipment, China is making waves with a strategic push towards self-sufficiency and innovation. A recent study, led by Jie Zheng from the School of Ocean and Civil Engineering at Shanghai Jiao Tong University
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime operations, the digital revolution has brought about a slew of benefits, but it’s also opened the floodgates to cyber threats. As ships become smarter and more connected, so does the need for robust cyber resili
Yonsei Researcher Uncovers Gaps in Maritime Cybersecurity Standards Read More »
In the vast, interconnected world of maritime operations, understanding and predicting how substances move and react in water is crucial. This isn’t just about navigating ships; it’s about managing environmental impacts, ensuring safety, and optimizi
Ovidius University’s Method Revolutionizes Maritime Pollution Modeling Read More »
In a twist that’s got scientists and maritime professionals alike raising their eyebrows, a recent study has uncovered an unexpected quirk in how tropical cyclones behave in the Western North Pacific as carbon dioxide levels fluctuate. Picture this:
Typhoons Defy CO2 Patterns in Western Pacific Surprise Read More »
In the scorching heat of Aswan, Egypt, a city that bakes under the sun, a group of researchers led by Ayman Ragab from Aswan University’s Department of Architectural Engineering, have been sweating over a problem that affects not just the locals, but
Aswan Study: Big Windows Cool Ships Too Read More »
In the vast, sun-drenched expanses of the open sea, solar power is increasingly becoming a beacon of hope for sustainable energy. A recent study, led by Hadeer Khalifa from the Department of Electronics & Communications Engineering at the Arab Academ
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