In a significant stride towards enhancing underwater vehicle performance, researchers have developed a novel approach to actively control vibration and noise in the stern system of submarines and other underwater vehicles. The study, led by Yaqi Tian
Wuhan University Team Cuts Underwater Vehicle Noise with Groundbreaking Control System Read More »
In a world where we’ve come to rely heavily on satellite navigation, a growing threat is casting a shadow over the maritime industry. Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), the backbone of modern positioning and navigation, are under siege from
Maritime Industry Faces GNSS Threat: Renaudin’s Research Reveals Alarming Trends Read More »
In a significant stride towards understanding the safety of battery electric ships (BESs), a comprehensive review has been published in the International Journal of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering (IJNAOE), the English translation of the Chi
Wuhan University Study Decodes Safety Risks for Battery Electric Ships Read More »
In the vast and varied waters of the Asia-Pacific, managing ocean resources is no easy feat. A recent study, published in the journal *Frontiers in Marine Science* (translated from Thai as “Frontiers in Ocean Science”), sheds light on the challenges
Mahidol Study Charts Asia-Pacific Marine Spatial Planning Pathways Read More »
In the rolling hills and coastal waters of Campalagian, Polewali Mandar Regency, a unique maritime trade practice once thrived, connecting communities and fostering economic growth. Known as pa’garasik, this traditional system of consignment trade wa
Unlocking Ancient Trust: Campalagian’s Pa’garasik Trade Revolutionizes Maritime Commerce Read More »
In the rapidly evolving world of electric vehicles (EVs), predicting the charging demand power accurately is crucial to prevent overcharging and optimize energy use. A recent study published in ‘Shuju Caiji Yu Chuli’ (translated to ‘Data Collection a
Shanghai Maritime University’s EV Charging Demand Prediction Breakthrough Read More »
In the heart of Southeast Asia, Malaysia has long been a key player in the maritime industry, thanks to its strategic position along the Straits of Malacca. But a new study, published in the journal “Chemical Engineering Transactions” (translated fro
Malaysia’s Maritime Workforce Faces Shortage Amid Ship Growth Surge Read More »
In a world where energy supply chains are increasingly under threat from geopolitical tensions, a new study offers a practical roadmap for establishing and operating global energy hubs (GEHs). Published in the open-access journal SAGE Open, the resea
Slovenian Study Charts Course for Global Energy Hubs, Boosting Maritime Prospects Read More »
In a significant stride towards safer autonomous shipping, researchers have developed a novel path planning method that could revolutionize collision avoidance systems for autonomous vessels. The study, led by Agnieszka Lazarowska from the Department
Gdynia Maritime University’s Novel Path Planning Boosts Autonomous Ship Safety Read More »
In the rapidly evolving world of offshore wind energy, the manufacturing of large components like turbine blades is facing a significant challenge: how to schedule production efficiently while keeping energy consumption in check. A recent study publi
