In the vast, interconnected world of maritime trade, keeping tabs on vessels is no easy feat. But what happens when ships go dark, turning off their Automatic Identification System (AIS) to evade detection? That’s where satellite-based radio frequenc
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In the vast, interconnected world of maritime communications, a new player is making waves. The VHF Data Exchange System, or VDES, is stepping into the spotlight, promising to revolutionize how we manage and monitor our fisheries. This isn’t just ano
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In the ever-evolving landscape of global energy, a recent study led by Konstantinos I. Savvakis from the National Technical University of Athens has shed new light on Europe’s LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) import network. Published in the journal ‘Ener
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In the vast and intricate world of maritime operations, safety remains paramount. Dr. Tymoteusz Miller, from the Institute of Marine and Environmental Sciences at the University of Szczecin, Poland, has delved into the transformative potential of Lar
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In the vast, ever-changing world of maritime law, the plight of seafarers has long been a topic of concern. Boris Jerman, a seasoned maritime lawyer, has recently shed light on the intricacies of seafarer employment status in an article published in
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In the vast and dynamic world of maritime surveillance, keeping tabs on ships and ports is a monumental task. Traditional methods often fall short, leaving gaps in security and efficiency. But here’s where things get interesting: researchers, led by
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In the bustling world of maritime transport, ensuring safety and efficiency at ferry ports is paramount. A recent study, published in the E3S Web of Conferences, has shed light on a critical issue: Over-Dimension and Over-Load (ODOL) vehicles. These
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A recent study led by Benoit Sagot from ESTACA’Lab in France sheds light on the emissions profile of dual-fuel LNG-powered cruise ships, a topic that’s increasingly important as the maritime industry navigates stricter environmental regulations. Publ
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In a significant step towards safer maritime operations, a recent study led by Chang-Yong Lee from the Department of Maritime Police & Technology at Gangwon State University has shed light on the critical aspects of hydrogen leakage, diffusion, and v
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In a significant stride towards sustainability in the shipping industry, a recent study led by Houjun Lu from the Logistics Engineering College at Shanghai Maritime University sheds light on optimizing port operations while tackling carbon emissions.
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