In the ever-evolving maritime industry, the integration of digital technologies into vessel operations is creating new opportunities, but it also opens the door to cyber threats. A recent study led by Iosif Progoulakis from the Department of Shipping
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In a significant breakthrough for maritime industries, researchers have unveiled an improved model for estimating shallow water bathymetry using satellite imagery, specifically leveraging SuperDove technology. Led by Chunlong He from the College of G
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In a significant leap for maritime surveillance, researchers have developed an innovative framework designed to enhance ship detection in synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagery. This advancement, spearheaded by Mahmoud Ahmed from the Department of El
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In a groundbreaking study published in the journal Sensors, Sewon Yoon from the Department of Electronic Engineering at Pukyong National University has unveiled a novel approach to non-contact vital sign estimation using short-range radars. This rese
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In a rapidly evolving maritime landscape, the need for robust cybersecurity measures has never been more urgent. A recent study led by Divine C. Chupkemi from the Department of Information Security at Royal Holloway University of London sheds light o
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In an insightful study published in “Military Science and Arts,” Associate Professor Fazlollah Nozari from Imam Hossein University has delved into the intricate geopolitical rivalry between India and China in Southwest Asia. This research, which empl
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A recent study published in ‘Military Science and Technology’ sheds light on the military aspects of maritime security in the Caspian Sea, particularly focusing on the Islamic Republic of Iran. Led by Gholamreza Tahani from the AJA Command and Staff
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In a groundbreaking study published in the Journal of Internet of Things, lead researcher Xin Su has tackled a pressing issue in maritime technology: the protection of location privacy for mobile terminals engaged in monitoring tasks. As the maritime
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In a significant breakthrough for maritime security, researchers have unveiled a new approach to detect drug trafficking activities at sea, particularly focusing on the ‘drop-off’ method commonly used by smugglers. Led by Britt van Leeuwen from the C
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A recent survey published in IEEE Access sheds light on a pressing issue that has implications not just for households, but also for the maritime industry: electrical fires. Lead author Hong-Danh Thai from the Department of Data Informatics at the Na
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