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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A recent study led by Xiaodan Jiang from the College of Transport and Communications at Shanghai Maritime University sheds light on the often-overlooked risks associated with steel cargo vessels. Published in the Journal of Marine Science and Enginee
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Warships have long been the backbone of naval power, shaping the destinies of nations throughout history. From the sleek triremes of ancient Greece to the formidable aircraft carriers of today, these vessels have not only been tools of warfare but al
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In a recent study, Anastasios-Nikolaos Kanellopoulos from the Athens University of Economics and Business has shed light on a pressing issue within the shipping industry: counterterrorism strategies. Published in the Bulletin of “Carol I” National De
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In a groundbreaking study published in the Journal of Internet of Things, researcher Xin Su has brought attention to a pressing issue in the maritime sector: the protection of location privacy for mobile terminals used in maritime monitoring sensor n
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In a significant move to bolster maritime security, a recent study led by Novianto Hary Adiatmaja from the Department of Industrial Engineering at Universitas Trisakti has introduced a novel spatial decision-making model aimed at prioritizing the dev
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In a groundbreaking study that could reshape maritime surveillance, Rabi Sharma from the School of Computer Science at the University of Technology Sydney has introduced an innovative model called SwinInsSeg. This new instance segmentation framework,
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A recent study led by Li Zi from the School of Foreign Languages at the University of Sanya has unveiled a groundbreaking approach to translating the historical literature of Geng Lu Bu, a significant piece of China’s intangible cultural heritage. Th
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