In a groundbreaking study published in the International Journal of Electronics and Telecommunications, Jan H. Schmidt from the Gdansk University of Technology has tackled a persistent challenge in underwater communication: ensuring reliable data tra
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In a groundbreaking study that could reshape the future of maritime navigation, Monika Rybczak from the Department of Ship Automation at Gdynia Maritime University has unveiled a set of algorithms designed for the safe control of autonomous ships. Pu
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In a recent study published in the journal “Aquatic Ecology,” lead author Danial Ghaderi from the University of Hormozgan has shed light on the potential for expanding marine cage culture in the waters surrounding Qeshm Island, located in the norther
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In a groundbreaking study, Ikha Magdalena from the Bandung Institute of Technology has shed light on a promising solution to the persistent problem of wave shoaling, which can wreak havoc on coastlines. Published in Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
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In a significant development for the shipping industry, researchers have introduced a data-driven model aimed at predicting the Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) for vessels more accurately and swiftly. This new approach, spearheaded by Markus Mühmer
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Navigating the vast oceans can be a daunting task, especially for large vessels that often struggle with maneuverability in busy waterways. Recent research led by Zedong Zhang from the Maritime College at Tianjin University of Technology sheds light
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In the ever-evolving landscape of renewable energy, offshore wind farms are gaining traction, and a recent study sheds light on a crucial aspect of their engineering: the hydrodynamic characteristics of offshore wind turbine pile foundations (OWTPFs)
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In an exciting development for the maritime industry, researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking approach to predicting cavitation around hydrofoils through a new model called DeepCFD. Led by Bohan Liu from the School of Naval Architecture and Mariti
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In a significant leap for maritime safety, researchers have developed an advanced system that automatically reads and reports weather information from surface fax charts, specifically tailored for ships navigating the Northern Pacific and Atlantic Oc
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A recent study has set the stage for hemp bread to become a game changer in the world of nutrition, as well as a potential boon for various sectors, including maritime industries. Led by Stanisław Kowalski from the Faculty of Food Technology at the U
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