In the bustling waters of Southeast Asia, where maritime traffic is as diverse as it is dense, keeping tabs on vessel movements is a complex task. A recent study published in the Journal of Applied Informatics and Computing, titled “Two-Stage Maritim
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In the midst of a global shift in higher education, maritime universities are facing unique challenges that could reshape the industry’s future workforce. A recent study, led by Olga Petrychenko from the National University “Odessa Maritime Academy,”
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In a significant stride towards enhancing maritime electromechanical systems, Victor Busher from the National University “Odessa Maritime Academy” has developed a digital twin for a separately excited DC motor using advanced artificial neural network
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In a recent correction notice published in the journal *Engineering* (Eng), researchers led by Yanbin Hu from the Research Institute for Road Safety of the Ministry of Public Security in Beijing have updated their study on driver behavior-driven evac
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In a significant stride towards enhancing maritime security and vessel traffic management, a team of researchers led by Yuchao Sun from the Technology Innovation Center for South China Sea Remote Sensing, Surveying and Mapping Collaborative Applicati
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In a significant stride towards greening the maritime sector, a recent study led by Heonbeom Lee from the Department of Green and Smart Ship Equipment at Korea Maritime & Ocean University has shed light on the potential of hybrid propulsion systems f
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In the ever-evolving landscape of maritime cybersecurity, a recent study published in the journal ‘Logistics’ (formerly known as ‘Logistika’) has shed light on the escalating threats facing the industry in 2025. Led by Minodora Badea from the Faculty
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime safety and technology, a groundbreaking tool has emerged that could revolutionize how professionals extract and utilize critical knowledge from scientific publications. Developed by Pavlo Nosov from the Departme
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In a significant stride towards bolstering maritime security, researchers have developed a comprehensive framework to detect and respond to GPS spoofing attacks on autonomous ships. The study, led by Ines Agrebi from the Department of Electrical and
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Ahmet Nafiz Ünalmış, a scholar from Ahi Evran University, has published a comprehensive study in the journal ‘Gazi Akademik Bakış’ (translated as ‘Gazi Academic Vision’) that sheds light on Iran’s strategic policies along its southern coastline. The
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