In the complex world of Canadian port operations, where safety, security, and environmental concerns intertwine, managing risk isn’t just a solo endeavor—it’s a team sport. That’s where the work of Elvira Meléndez, an assistant professor in the Indus
Dalhousie Study Charts Team-Based Risk Management for Canadian Ports Read More »
In a significant stride towards enhancing maritime safety, a recent study led by Luis García Rodríguez from the School of Industrial and Telecommunications Engineering at the University of Cantabria, Spain, has shed light on the benefits of implement
Spanish Study Advances Maritime Safety with IEC 62034:2012 Standard Read More »
In a significant stride towards decarbonizing the maritime sector, a recent study led by Cong Wang from the School of Maritime Economics and Management at Dalian Maritime University in China has shed light on the optimal alternative fuel configuratio
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In a world where maritime professionals spend countless hours operating heavy machinery and navigating vessels, the insidious effects of whole-body vibration (WBV) exposure can often go unnoticed, yet the risks are very real. A recent study, publishe
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime communications, a new player is making waves: blockchain technology. This isn’t just about cryptocurrencies; it’s about revolutionizing how we handle data and secure communications at sea. Georgi Dimitrov, from
Bulgarian Expert Harnesses Blockchain for Secure Maritime Data Read More »
In the vast, strategic dance of the Mediterranean, one island has long been a pivotal player, drawing the attention of major powers and sparking intense rivalries. Cyprus, with its prime location, has been a hotspot for geopolitical maneuvering, and
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In the sun-kissed, coastal regions of North Eastern Morocco, a fascinating study has just dropped, and it’s got some serious implications for the maritime sector. Picture this: Berkane and Nador, areas brimming with agricultural and maritime bounty,
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In the ever-evolving world of underwater exploration, staying connected is a challenge as old as the sea itself. Traditional methods of communicating with autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) have often fallen short, leaving operators in the dark. B
Korea’s Breakthrough: Real-Time Control of Underwater Vehicles Read More »
In the vast, ever-changing expanse of the ocean, spotting small ships can be like finding a needle in a haystack. But a groundbreaking algorithm developed by Yiliang Zeng and his team at the Beijing Engineering Research Center of Industrial Spectrum
Beijing’s YOLO-ssboat Algorithm Revolutionizes Small Ship Detection Read More »
In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, a groundbreaking study has emerged from the National Republic of Korea Maritime & Ocean University, specifically from the Department of Maritime AI and Cyber Security & Interdisciplinary Major of Mar
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