In the bustling world of maritime logistics, a new study has emerged that could reshape how we view short-sea shipping (SSS). Vytautas Paulauskas, a researcher from the Marine Engineering Department at Klaipeda University in Lithuania, has developed
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In a bid to streamline freight logistics and bolster resilience in Spain’s intermodal networks, a recent study has put forward a novel approach to hub location planning. Led by José Moyano Retamero of the Málaga Port Authority, the research, publishe
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime logistics, ensuring the smooth operation of seaports is paramount. A recent study published in the ‘Journal of Marine Science and Engineering’ (Morski Znanosti in Croatian and Morsko Inženjerstvo in Croatian) sh
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In the bustling world of maritime logistics, port cranes are the unsung heroes, tirelessly working to keep global trade flowing. But keeping these giants in top shape isn’t always a walk in the park. Traditional inspection methods can be time-consumi
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In the bustling world of maritime logistics, a quiet revolution is underway, and it’s not just about automation. Artificial Intelligence Transformation, or AX, is reshaping the way ports operate, and a recent study published in the Journal of Marine
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In a world where the ice is melting faster than ever, a new study is shedding light on the risks and opportunities of cruising through the Northwest Passage. Long Ma, a researcher from the Naval Architecture and Shipping College at Guangdong Ocean Un
In the ever-evolving maritime sector, the push for sustainability has taken center stage, and a recent special issue published in the journal *Applied Sciences* sheds light on the latest advancements and challenges in maritime transport. The issue, w
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In a significant study published in the journal ‘Atmosphere’ (translated from Dutch), researchers have shed light on the persistent issue of black carbon (BC) emissions from ships, revealing that current regulations may not be as effective as hoped.
In a world where maritime ports are becoming increasingly pivotal as energy hubs, a recent study sheds light on how digital technologies are reshaping critical energy infrastructure (CEI) in these vital nodes of global trade. The research, led by Emm
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In a bid to reconcile economic growth with environmental sustainability, a recent study led by Gaofeng Gu from the College of Transportation Engineering at Dalian Maritime University has shed new light on the environmental efficiency of coastal ports
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