In a significant development regarding the ongoing South China Sea conflict, Indonesia has positioned itself as a Non-Claimant State, firmly rejecting China’s expansive territorial claims. This stance was articulated by the Indonesian Minister of For
Indonesia Takes Stand Against China’s Claims in South China Sea Dispute Read More »
In a recent study published in the journal “BIO Web of Conferences,” Suryadi Suryadi from the Faculty of Social and Political Science at Maritim Raja Ali Haji University sheds light on the complex relationship between Indonesia’s maritime boundaries
Study Reveals Impact of Maritime Boundaries on Indonesia’s Fishermen Read More »
In a significant move for maritime security, recent research by Margaretha Rita from the Department of Public Administration at Universitas Nurtanio sheds light on the complexities surrounding the Flight Information Region (FIR) of Kepulauan Riau – N
Research Highlights Collaborative Governance for Enhanced Maritime Security Read More »
A promising new development in military security has emerged from a recent study led by Sergio Sánchez at the Corporación Universitaria Antonio José de Sucre. This research focuses on leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance surveillance capabil
AI-Driven Surveillance Prototype Revolutionizes Riverine Maritime Security Read More »
In recent years, the surge in global trade has put maritime border security in the spotlight, making ship detection a critical task for naval operations. Traditionally, this job has demanded a hefty amount of manpower, but advancements in digital ima
Deep Learning Breakthrough Enhances Ship Detection for Maritime Security Read More »
In a groundbreaking study published in “Atmospheric Environment: X,” researchers from the University of Rostock have made significant strides in understanding ship emissions and their impact on air quality. Led by Ellen Iva Rosewig from the Joint Mas
University of Rostock Study Reveals Urgent Need for Ship Emission Monitoring Read More »
A recent study led by Guangnian Xiao from the School of Economics and Management at Shanghai Maritime University sheds light on the evolving landscape of sustainable maritime transport, emphasizing the critical role of intelligent shipping technologi
Study Reveals Intelligent Shipping and Green Ports Drive Maritime Sustainability Read More »
In a groundbreaking study published in the Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, Gil-Ho Shin from the Graduate School at Korea Maritime and Ocean University has unveiled a cutting-edge approach to predicting vessel trajectories in the bustling i
Innovative Deep Learning Model Enhances Vessel Trajectory Prediction in Busan Read More »
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
New Research Highlights Urgent Need for Cybersecurity in Offshore Drillships Read More »
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
New Model Uses SuperDove Technology to Revolutionize Bathymetric Mapping Read More »
