In a significant advancement for maritime safety, researchers have developed a cutting-edge laser-based imaging system aimed at improving vessel detection in Bangladesh’s inland waterways, particularly during the night. This initiative, spearheaded b
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In an unexpected turn of events, a recent article on the design of rectangular steel silos has been retracted from the ‘Journal of Engineering and Applied Science.’ The lead author, Mohamed H. Abdelbarr from the Department of Structural Engineering a
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In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Remote Sensing,’ researchers have unveiled a novel method for creating Digital Terrain Models (DTMs) of coastal zones using topobathymetric data captured by remote sensors. Led by Mariusz Specht from the Depart
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In the ever-evolving world of library management, a recent breakthrough in book spine detection could have unexpected implications for various sectors, including maritime operations. Researchers, led by Haibo Ma from the Library at the Panjin Campus
In a groundbreaking study, Mohamed Abdelazeem from the Civil Engineering Department at Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz University in Al-Kharj, Saudi Arabia, has made strides in the development of a real-time digital elevation model (DEM) using advanced G
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In an age where maritime safety is more crucial than ever, a recent study led by Zaiji Piao from the College of Software at Dalian University of Foreign Languages offers a promising leap forward in the realm of unmanned surface vessels (USVs). Publis
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A recent study published in the journal “Oceans” sheds light on the complex trade-offs in marine policy decisions, with a focus on how these choices impact both conservation efforts and commercial activities. Led by Joyce Dias Gois Rodrigues de Queir
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In a world where the maritime industry is on the brink of a technological revolution, a recent study from the University of Pisa is shedding light on the security of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASSs). Led by Marwan Haruna from the Department
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Underwater cultural heritage (UCH) is not just a treasure trove of history; it’s a potential goldmine for tourism and education. However, this invaluable resource faces significant threats from climate change and inadequate conservation measures. A n
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A groundbreaking study led by Hosung Jang from the Department of Ocean Polytech at the Korea Institute of Maritime and Fisheries Technology in Busan has introduced a new design for external gear pumps that could significantly enhance their performanc
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