A recent study led by Pablo Pita from the EqualSea Lab at the University of Santiago de Compostela sheds light on the vital role of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in Spain and their impact on both ecosystems and human well-being. Published in the jour
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Recent advancements in maritime security have taken a significant leap forward with a study led by Yongzhao Yan from the National Key Laboratory of Science and Technology on Advanced Light-Duty Gas-Turbine at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. This res
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In a significant stride for maritime surveillance, researchers have unveiled a cutting-edge AI system designed to enhance the capabilities of Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USVs). This breakthrough, led by Abdelilah Haijoub from the Engineering Sciences
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In a significant leap for maritime data analysis, researchers have unveiled a new method for reconstructing marine trajectories that could revolutionize how we monitor and manage maritime traffic. Led by Yifei Liu from the College of Weapons Engineer
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A recent study led by Hyeong-Tak Lee from the Korea Ocean Satellite Center at the Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology has introduced a promising ship-route prediction model that could revolutionize how maritime traffic is managed. Publish
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In a significant move to enhance maritime safety and efficiency, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) is pushing forward with its Maritime Service Portfolio (MSP) and Maritime Single Window (MSW) initiatives. A recent study led by Changui Le
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In a significant stride for the maritime industry, a recent study led by Dong-Hee Park from the Department of Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering at Pusan National University has shed light on the complexities of welding in the installation of LNG
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A recent study led by Hyunju Kim from the Busan Institute of Science & Technology has made significant strides in understanding fuel consumption patterns in dual-fuel vessels, particularly those powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG) and low sulfur f
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High-speed craft (HSC) are revolutionizing the maritime industry, offering swift passenger transport and cargo services, but they come with a unique set of challenges, particularly concerning noise levels on board. A recent study led by Luis Alfonso
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In a recent study published in the International Journal of Humanities Education and Social Sciences, Inshan Padillah from the Maritime Security Study Program at the Faculty of National Security, Indonesia Defense University, sheds light on the press
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