Recent research led by Barasa Larsen from the Maritime Institute (Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pelayaran) has shed light on the need for customer-centric marketing strategies in Indonesia’s maritime logistics sector. Published in E3S Web of Conferences, this
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Recent research published in the Journal of Marine Science and Engineering highlights the potential of distributed ledger technology (DLT), commonly known as blockchain, to enhance environmental sustainability in the shipping industry. Lead author Sr
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The evolution of maritime technology is witnessing a significant transformation with the advent of autonomous vessels, prompting a fresh look at existing regulatory frameworks. A recent study by Abođi Anita G. from the University of Belgrade’s Facult
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Recent research published in ‘IEEE Access’ has shed light on the growing integration of Digital Twins technology in the aquaculture sector, a development that could have significant commercial implications for maritime industries. Led by Ngoc-Bao-van
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Recent research led by Katarzyna Markowska from the Department of Transport Systems, Traffic Engineering and Logistics at the Silesian University of Technology, addresses critical challenges in power quality and electromagnetic compatibility within s
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Recent advancements in radar technology have opened new avenues for human detection and recognition, as detailed in a comprehensive review published in the journal Sensors. The study, led by Muhammet Talha Buyukakkaslar from the Department of Compute
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A recent study published in the journal Energies has shed light on the growing demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a shipping fuel, particularly in the southern Baltic Sea region. Led by Ewelina Orysiak from the Faculty of Navigation at the Mar
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A recent study published in the Journal of Eta Maritime Science has shed light on the troubling issue of maritime piracy, particularly during the years 2015 to 2022 and the COVID-19 pandemic. With over 80 percent of global trade transported by sea, t
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The Indonesian Coast Guard is stepping up its efforts to combat the growing threat of people smuggling in its strategic waters, particularly the Makassar Strait, according to a recent study led by Ola Oktavia from the Maritime Defense Strategy at the
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Recent developments in maritime safety law, particularly highlighted by the MSC Patricia oil spill case in Sines, Portugal, are reshaping the landscape of liability for marine pollution. Lead author Duarte Lynce de Faria from the Escola Superior Náut
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