Digitalisation

In the heart of Qingdao, a unique study is making waves, not just in the maritime world, but also in urban planning and heritage conservation. Huiying Zhang, from the School of Architecture and Urban Planning at Qingdao University of Technology, has

In a significant stride towards greener maritime operations, researchers have developed a novel method to evaluate the environmental impact of different fuels for wind-assisted cargo ships. The study, led by Mohammad Hossein Arabnejad from the Divisi

In the heart of Cameroon, a humble algae is making waves in the world of nutrition and sustainable food sources. Spirulina, a blue-green algae known scientifically as *Arthrospira platensis*, is gaining attention for its high nutritional value. But g

In the ever-evolving world of port operations, a comprehensive survey conducted by Yaqiong Lv from the State Key Laboratory of Maritime Technology and Safety at Wuhan University of Technology has shed light on the latest trends and advancements in in

In a significant stride for ocean remote sensing, researchers have developed a new model to improve the accuracy of sea surface roughness (SSR) retrieval using multi-angle, passive, visible spectrum images. This advancement, led by Mingzhu Song from

In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, keeping ships running smoothly is a top priority. A recent study published in the journal ‘Sensors’ tackles a critical aspect of this challenge: identifying faults in ship bearings under complex oper

In the ever-evolving landscape of maritime technology, a groundbreaking study led by Delong Xing from Nantong University’s School of Transportation and Civil Engineering has shed light on a novel approach to search and rescue (SAR) operations at sea.

In a significant stride towards enhancing global connectivity, researchers have developed a novel approach to improve communication in satellite-terrestrial integrated systems, a breakthrough that could revolutionize maritime operations. The study, l

In the ever-evolving world of maritime communications, a groundbreaking study led by Xin Sun from the Navigation College at Dalian Maritime University in China is making waves. Published in the IEEE Open Journal of the Communications Society, the res

In a significant stride for maritime electronics, researchers have been delving into the resilience of a promising semiconductor technology, P-type gallium nitride gate high electron mobility transistors (P-GaN HEMTs), under harsh radiation condition