A recent study conducted by Adham Sayed Mohamed Torky from the College of Maritime Transport and Technology at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime Transport in Alexandria sheds light on the awareness and understanding of the Sustainab
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A recent study led by L. Kishore from the Department of Commerce at Manipal Academy of Higher Education has made significant strides in measuring sustainability practices at shipping ports in India. Published in Discover Sustainability, the research
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A recent study published in “Frontiers in Marine Science” by researcher Lucky Wuwung highlights Indonesia’s ambitious journey toward sustainable ocean development through the implementation of a national ocean policy and blue economy plan. This initi
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A recent study led by Yen Thi Pham from the National Korea Maritime & Ocean University has introduced a novel approach to decision-making in shipping networks, particularly focusing on route choices for container liner shipping in Vietnam. Published
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In a significant advancement for maritime security, researchers have developed a new mixed-integer programming model aimed at optimizing naval escort operations. This innovative approach integrates the scheduling of warships with the speed optimizati
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In an era where efficiency and safety are paramount in logistics and transportation, a recent study led by Truong Ngoc Cuong from the Korea Maritime and Ocean University offers promising advancements for automated container terminals. Published in th
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Recent research published in the Scientific Journal of Gdynia Maritime University highlights the growing importance of simulators in Maritime Education and Training (MET) in the Netherlands. Over the past 25 years, the use of simulators has surged al
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Recent advancements in deep learning techniques are reshaping the maritime industry, particularly in time series forecasting. A comprehensive review led by Meng Wang from the School of Intelligent Finance and Business at Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool Univ
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As global trade continues to expand, the complexity of managing port logistics is increasing at an unprecedented rate. A recent article published in IEEE Access highlights a significant advancement in this area, focusing on a project called ESTIBA+20
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Recent research led by Charlott Sellberg from the University of Gothenburg, published in the journal Frontline Learning Research, delves into the effectiveness of simulator-based training for maritime pilots. This study addresses a critical question
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