Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) are making waves in the shipping industry, promising enhanced efficiency and operational advancements. However, as these vessels become more integrated into global trade, they also face significant cybersecuri
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A recent study led by Shidqi Divreda Sulaeman from The Republic of Indonesia Defense University dives deep into the evolution and significance of Indonesia’s Fast Attack Craft (Kapal Cepat Rudal or KCR) within the broader context of military moderniz
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In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, the intersection of maritime operations and cyber security is becoming increasingly critical. Recent research conducted by Reyhaneh Zandi, a Ph.D. candidate in Public International Law at the University of Qom
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Recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) are set to revolutionize maritime transportation, enhancing safety and risk management across the industry. A comprehensive review published in ‘Applied Sciences’ by Irmina Durlik from the Faculty o
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Recent research published in ‘IEEE Access’ has shed light on the growing integration of Digital Twins technology in the aquaculture sector, a development that could have significant commercial implications for maritime industries. Led by Ngoc-Bao-van
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Recent research conducted by Kuncowati from Hang Tuah University in Indonesia sheds light on the significant risks associated with waste incineration on ships, a common practice in maritime waste management. Published in ‘Logistics’, the study employ
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Recent advancements in radar technology have opened new avenues for human detection and recognition, as detailed in a comprehensive review published in the journal Sensors. The study, led by Muhammet Talha Buyukakkaslar from the Department of Compute
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A recent study published in the Journal of Eta Maritime Science has shed light on the troubling issue of maritime piracy, particularly during the years 2015 to 2022 and the COVID-19 pandemic. With over 80 percent of global trade transported by sea, t
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Recent research published in the journal Sensors highlights a growing concern in the maritime industry: cybersecurity. As ships, ports, and navigation systems become increasingly digitized and interconnected, they are exposed to a wider array of cybe
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Recent research published in the journal Ecological Indicators has shed light on the marine ecological security of countries along the Maritime Silk Road, a vital trade route that connects Asia, Europe, and Africa. Led by Jingxuan Liu from the State
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