Recent research led by Tarek A. Ashry, a Marine Chief Engineer from Egypt, has shed light on the significant potential for reducing CO2 emissions in Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCCs) through the implementation of the Ship Energy Efficiency Management
Egyptian Engineer Reveals How VLCCs Can Cut Emissions by Over 66% Read More »
A recent study led by Dhimas Widhi Handani from the Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember in Indonesia has introduced an innovative maintenance scheduling model aimed at enhancing the operational safety of ship machinery. Published in the journal ‘Kapa
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Recent research conducted by Tasdik Tona from Politeknik Ilmu Pelayaran Makassar has shed light on the implementation of electrical standards for Indonesian-flagged non-conventional vessels with a Gross Tonnage (GT) between 7 and 35. This study, publ
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Recent research led by Ayom Buwono from the Department of Marine Engineering at Darma Persada University has shed light on the potential of battery-powered container ships in Indonesia, particularly on short inter-island routes. Published in the mari
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Recent advancements in remote sensing technology have paved the way for a new method of extracting ship locks from high-resolution satellite images, a breakthrough that could significantly impact water transportation and infrastructure management. Le
Breakthrough in Remote Sensing Technology Transforms Ship Lock Extraction Read More »
Researchers have made significant strides in maritime surveillance with a new lightweight ship detection network designed for Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) range-compressed data. This advancement, led by Xiangdong Tan from the State Key Laboratory o
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Recent research led by Yordan Garbatov from the Centre for Marine Technology and Ocean Engineering at the Instituto Superior Técnico in Lisbon has introduced a novel method for optimizing maintenance planning for ship propulsion systems. This method
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A recent study published in the Journal of Marine Science and Engineering examines a critical issue in the coal export sector: the efficiency of ship-loading operations at coal terminals. Led by Qi Tian from the State Key Laboratory of Coastal and Of
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A recent study published in the Journal of Eta Maritime Science highlights critical fire safety concerns on passenger ships, a pressing issue given that these vessels have a notably higher rate of fire casualties compared to other ship types. The res
Study Reveals Urgent Fire Safety Risks on Passenger Ships, Calls for Action Read More »
Recent advancements in maritime surveillance technology have the potential to significantly enhance the safety and efficiency of maritime traffic monitoring. A research team led by Woonyoung Baek from the Department of Computer Engineering at Inha Un
Innovative SGGLAT Technology Enhances Maritime Surveillance Safety and Efficiency Read More »
