In the crowded waters off New York, keeping tabs on vessels is no easy feat. Automatic Identification System (AIS) data, while invaluable, is often plagued with noise, gaps, and overlapping tracks. Enter Sanghyun Lee from HD Hyundai Heavy Industries
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In the bustling world of maritime trade, ports are the unsung heroes, acting as vital hubs that connect land and sea transportation systems. But with great operational efficiency comes great responsibility, particularly when it comes to safety. A rec
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In a bid to make ports greener and more efficient, researchers have developed a new way to evaluate how well ports are managing their environmental impact. The study, led by Jiewei Zhang from the College of Transportation Engineering at Dalian Mariti
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In a bid to navigate the choppy waters of carbon regulations, a recent study has charted a course for the maritime sector, highlighting the most critical factors affecting the industry’s response to tightening emissions rules. Led by Ozan Hikmet Arıc
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In a recent study published in the Polish Maritime Research journal, also known as Polish Maritime Research, researchers have delved into the hydrodynamic performance of distributed propulsion systems for shallow-draft inland vessels. The lead author
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In a twist of events that’s as unexpected as it is fascinating, the ongoing conflict in the Red Sea has inadvertently provided scientists with a unique opportunity to study the impact of stricter marine pollution regulations. A recent study published
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In the bustling, often fog-laden environment of container terminals, visibility can be a major challenge for operators of reach stackers—the heavy-duty machines that lift and move containers. A recent study published in the Alexandria Engineering Jou
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Researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems and the University of Amsterdam have developed ARK, an open-source, Python-based framework designed to bridge the gap between robotics and machine learning. The team, led by Jan Peters
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime trade and shipping, developing countries are facing a perfect storm of challenges that threaten marine sustainability. A recent study published in ‘Frontiers in Marine Science’ (translated from the original Chin
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Researchers Antonella Barisic Kulas, Frano Petric, and Stjepan Bogdan have developed a novel approach to maritime vessel detection and identification using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Their work, presented at the MBZIRC2023 competition, addresse
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