Digitalisation

In the heart of Southeast Asia, the Gulf of Thailand is feeling the heat, both literally and figuratively, as climate change begins to reshape its oceanographic landscape. A recent study, led by Muhammad Zainuddin Lubis from Shanghai Ocean University

In a groundbreaking study that could revolutionize the maritime industry, researchers have delved into the world of composite materials, specifically focusing on the impact of combining bidirectional Areca, Glass, and Pineapple Leaf (PALF) fibers wit

In a significant stride for maritime technology, researchers have developed a high-precision simulation method for Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) imaging of dynamic oceans. This breakthrough, led by Xiaoqing Wang from the School of Electronic and Com

In a significant stride for maritime surveillance and vessel identification, researchers have upgraded a long-standing radar data sharing program to incorporate a multitude of observation techniques. This isn’t just about fancy gadgets; it’s about cr

In the ever-evolving world of maritime shipping, general cargo ships (GCSs) often fly under the radar, overshadowed by their more glamorous counterparts like container ships and tankers. But don’t let their low profile fool you. These workhorses of t

In the vast, unexplored depths of our oceans, a new player is making waves, and it’s not a creature from the deep, but a cutting-edge underwater glider inspired by the graceful manta ray. This isn’t your average underwater drone; it’s a marvel of bio

In the bustling world of urban rail transit, keeping tunnels in tip-top shape is no small feat. But a recent study, led by Kan Huang from Guangzhou Maritime University and Shenzhen University, has shed some light on how to reinforce damaged shield tu

In the face of escalating climate change, one Egyptian architect is making waves with a bold vision for our future. Ghada Mohammad Elrayies, from the Architecture and Urban Planning Department at Port Said University, is pushing the boundaries of wha

In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, a groundbreaking development in remote sensing could revolutionize how we monitor our oceans and coastlines. Researchers, led by Rong-Xing Ding from the College of Information Science and Technology

In the vast and often hidden world beneath our oceans, safety is paramount. So, when a study on smoke diffusion in tunnels catches the eye, it’s worth taking a closer look, especially when it’s published in a reputable journal like Scientific Reports