In the ever-evolving world of maritime navigation and safety, predicting vessel trajectories has become a critical piece of the puzzle. A recent study published in the ‘Journal of Marine Science and Engineering’ (which translates to ‘Journal of Ocean
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In the vast expanse of the open sea, keeping tabs on every vessel is no easy feat. Small boats, in particular, can be a challenge to detect due to their low radar reflection intensity. This is where the work of Yongfeng Suo, a researcher from the Nav
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In the bustling waters of coastal regions, where ships navigate in close proximity, the risk of collisions is a constant concern. A recent study, led by Hee-Jin Lee from the Division of Education and Planning at the Korea Institute of Maritime and Fi
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, a recent study published in the Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, titled “A Study on UAV Path Planning for Navigation Mark Inspection Using Two Improved SOM Algorithms,” is making waves. The
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In a bid to modernize maritime training, a recent study has taken a closer look at the age-old issue of simulator sickness, comparing traditional full-mission bridge simulators (FMBS) with the newer virtual reality (VR) systems. Led by Bartosz Muczyń
In the heart of the Mediterranean, the Greek islands are a treasure trove of natural beauty and economic vitality, but they’re facing some serious challenges when it comes to keeping their seawaters clean. A recent study, led by Ioannis Mozakis from
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In the vast, ever-changing expanse of our oceans, keeping tabs on what’s happening is no easy feat. Traditional methods of maritime surveillance are often stretched thin, struggling to keep up with the complex security challenges that lurk beneath th
In the world of maritime maintenance, biofouling is a persistent headache. Those pesky marine organisms that latch onto ship hulls and underwater structures don’t just look bad—they can slow vessels down, hike up fuel costs, and even lead to costly r
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In a significant stride towards greener and more efficient maritime operations, a novel machine learning framework has been developed to revolutionize real-time ship performance management. The research, led by Christos Spandonidis of Prisma Electron
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In the complex world of maritime logistics, finding the perfect balance between cost, time, and efficiency is a perpetual challenge. A recent study, led by Hongyu Zhang from the Department of Logistics and Maritime Studies at The Hong Kong Polytechni
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