In the vast ocean of data that guides environmental policy, missing values can be like uncharted reefs, leading to skewed assessments and unfair penalties. This is particularly true for the Environmental Performance Index (EPI), a widely used tool th
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In the shadowy, labyrinthine world of underground parking garages, GPS signals often go dark, leaving drivers and automated vehicles alike in a navigational limbo. But a groundbreaking study led by Wei He from the Academy for Engineering & Technology
In the ever-bustling world of inland waterways, keeping tabs on multiple vessels is no easy feat. It’s a bit like trying to follow a bunch of kids in a playground— they’re always moving, sometimes they hide behind things, and it’s easy to lose track
In the heart of industrial operations, steel mills are often the unsung heroes, churning out the backbone of modern infrastructure. But with great production comes great responsibility, particularly when it comes to air quality. A recent study, led b
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In a groundbreaking study that could revolutionize the maritime industry, researchers have found a way to make the production of vaterite, a highly sought-after form of calcium carbonate, more cost-effective and efficient. This isn’t just about savin
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Ever found yourself feeling a bit more at ease when strolling along a seaside promenade or gazing out at the ocean? Turns out, there’s some serious science behind that chill vibe. A recent study, led by Jing Shi from the Innovation Institute for Sust
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In the ever-changing world of maritime architecture and technology, a groundbreaking study has emerged that could revolutionize how we think about energy efficiency in ships and coastal buildings. Led by Chenxi Hu, a researcher from the Innovation In
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The Arctic’s thawing ice caps are opening up a new frontier for international shipping, but navigating the economic and environmental waters of the Northern Sea Route (NSR) isn’t as straightforward as it might seem. A recent study, led by Hongzhi Mia
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In the vast expanse of the Natuna Sea, a quiet economic revolution is underway, and it’s all thanks to the humble shipping container and a few well-placed government policies. A recent study, led by Hidayat Kamarul from the Graduate School of Develop
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime operations, sustainability isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a necessity. And according to a recent study, maritime vocational schools are stepping up to the plate, playing a pivotal role in shaping the future of susta
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