Researchers Maneesha Wickramasuriya, Taeyoung Lee, and Murray Snyder have developed a groundbreaking deep transformer network designed to estimate the relative 6D pose of a shipborne Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) using monocular images. Their work, w
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In a groundbreaking study published in the Journal of Applied and Computational Mechanics, researchers have delved into the intricate world of thermotherapy, exploring how fractional derivatives can better model heat distribution in living tissues. T
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In a significant stride towards enhancing the efficiency of solar duct systems, researchers have developed a new analytical model that predicts inlet air velocity in radiation-convection coupled duct systems. This model, published in the journal ‘AIP
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In the brisk, icy waters where offshore wind turbines are increasingly being deployed, a significant challenge looms: accurately identifying ice loads to ensure these structures’ safety and longevity. Jianing Zhang, a researcher from Dalian Maritime
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Researchers from the MIT Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems and the Institute for Applied Computational Science at Harvard University have conducted a comprehensive study on the temporal patterns in the tanker shipping network. The team,
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Researchers Michele Martelli, Antonio Virdis, Alberto Gotta, Pietro CassarÀ, and Maria Di Summa have published a groundbreaking study on the future of marine traffic management systems for autonomous ships. Their work, which focuses on the digitalisa
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Researchers from the University of Stavanger, Norway, have developed a groundbreaking authentication protocol for underwater wireless communication, addressing critical security challenges in maritime operations. As underwater assets become increasin
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Researchers at the University of Maryland’s A. James Clark School of Engineering have developed a groundbreaking vision-based control system for autonomous ship landings of Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs). This in
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In a significant stride for maritime structural engineering, researchers have delved into the complex behavior of functionally graded material (FGM) plates under various loads, particularly focusing on buckling and post-buckling phenomena. This study
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In the vast expanse of the ocean, ships leave behind distinctive V-shaped waves known as Kelvin wakes. Capturing clear images of these wakes using optical remote sensing has been a challenge due to factors like sea-surface fluctuations, imaging noise
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