In the ever-evolving maritime landscape, cyber threats are becoming as real as the waves that ships navigate. As vessels increasingly rely on integrated operational and information technology systems, they’re also becoming more vulnerable to cyberatt
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In a twist that’s got the maritime world talking, Norway, a country with prime conditions for offshore wind power, has been quietly building one of the most competitive offshore wind industries globally, all without a significant home market. It’s a
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In the bustling world of maritime navigation, keeping tabs on vessel movements is paramount for safety and security. That’s where the Automatic Identification System (AIS) comes in, acting as the maritime sector’s equivalent of air traffic control. B
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In a significant leap forward for maritime surveillance, researchers have developed a cutting-edge algorithm designed to enhance the detection of targets in maritime surveillance videos. This innovation, dubbed HPMTD (High-Performance and Lightweight
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In a significant stride towards greener shipping, researchers have unveiled ShipNetSim, an open-source simulator designed to tackle the maritime industry’s carbon footprint. Developed by Ahmed Aredah and his team at the Center for Sustainable Mobilit
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, keeping up with the Joneses is no longer just about having the shiniest gadgets. It’s about ensuring that these gadgets are safe, efficient, and compliant with regulations. That’s where Sang-Il Lee,
Korea Revamps Ship Inspections for Eco-Friendly, Digital Era Read More »
In the ever-evolving world of maritime law and safety, a recent study by Sang-Il Lee, a researcher from the Division of Marine System Engineering at Korea Ocean and Maritime University, is stirring up conversations. Lee’s work, published in the Journ
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime surveillance, a groundbreaking method has emerged that promises to revolutionize how we detect and track ships in real-time. This isn’t just another academic exercise; it’s a game-changer for maritime security,
Maritime Surveillance Revolutionized with 2-D-ARM Technology Read More »
In the vast, ever-changing world of maritime trade, keeping tabs on vessels is a monumental task. Imagine trying to read a license plate from a distance, with the plate sometimes tiny, sometimes blurry, and sometimes obscured by weather or waves. Tha
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In the world of maritime infrastructure, earthquakes pose a significant threat to the safety and longevity of structures, including subway stations. A recent study published in ‘Underground Space’ (translated to English from Chinese) by Chunyi Cui, a
