Recent research led by Guojiao Cao at the Digital Engineering Technology Research and Development Center for Maritime Safety and Security in Nanjing, China, has shed light on the seasonal dynamics of the Wyrtki Jet, a significant ocean current in the
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Serbia’s energy sector is currently navigating a tricky path shaped by political tensions and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. A recent article by Dejan Brkić from the Faculty of Electronic Engineering at the University of Niš, published in “Disc
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As the maritime industry grapples with stringent emission regulations, a recent study sheds light on the potential benefits of installing Open Loop Wet Scrubbers on dry bulk carriers. Conducted by Dimas Angga Fakhri Muzhoffar from Universitas Indones
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In a world where global trade routes are constantly evolving, the “21st Century Maritime Silk Road” stands out as a pivotal initiative linking China with various nations across the globe. Recent research led by MA Fengyuan and colleagues from the Jin
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In a significant leap for maritime safety and efficiency, researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking ship-type classification model that harnesses advanced machine learning techniques. Spearheaded by Dae-Woon Shin from the Maritime Security and Safet
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In a significant stride towards enhancing operational efficiency and environmental compliance, researchers have unveiled a cutting-edge technique for condition monitoring in marine oil separation systems. This innovative approach, spearheaded by Ánge
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Recent advancements in artificial intelligence have sparked a wave of concern in the maritime industry, particularly regarding the potential for deceptive imaging techniques to disrupt navigation systems. A study led by Amir Hosein Oveis from the Rad
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In an era where maritime security is becoming increasingly critical, a recent study led by Wei Pan from the School of Power Engineering at the Naval University of Engineering in Wuhan, China, shines a spotlight on innovative advancements in underwate
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In a significant development regarding the ongoing South China Sea conflict, Indonesia has positioned itself as a Non-Claimant State, firmly rejecting China’s expansive territorial claims. This stance was articulated by the Indonesian Minister of For
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In a recent study published in the journal “BIO Web of Conferences,” Suryadi Suryadi from the Faculty of Social and Political Science at Maritim Raja Ali Haji University sheds light on the complex relationship between Indonesia’s maritime boundaries
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