In the cat-and-mouse game of modern maritime security, submarines have long been the stealthy mice, lurking beneath the waves and posing significant challenges to naval forces worldwide. But what happens when these submarines go to ground, hiding ben
In the fast-paced world of maritime technology, a groundbreaking study led by Dong-Hun Lee from Inha University has just dropped, and it’s got the industry buzzing. The research, published in the Journal of the Korean Society of Marine Engineering, d
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In the vast, interconnected world of maritime trade, keeping tabs on vessels is no easy feat. But what happens when ships go dark, turning off their Automatic Identification System (AIS) to evade detection? That’s where satellite-based radio frequenc
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In the vast, interconnected world of maritime communications, a new player is making waves. The VHF Data Exchange System, or VDES, is stepping into the spotlight, promising to revolutionize how we manage and monitor our fisheries. This isn’t just ano
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In the ever-evolving landscape of global energy, a recent study led by Konstantinos I. Savvakis from the National Technical University of Athens has shed new light on Europe’s LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) import network. Published in the journal ‘Ener
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In the vast and dynamic world of maritime surveillance, keeping tabs on ships and ports is a monumental task. Traditional methods often fall short, leaving gaps in security and efficiency. But here’s where things get interesting: researchers, led by
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In the thick of the COVID-19 pandemic, the shipping industry found itself in uncharted waters, grappling with how to keep goods moving while keeping crew members safe. A recent study published in ‘Tehnika’ by Dragana Đergović, from the Faculty of Mar
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Underwater drones are making waves in various sectors, from scientific research to environmental monitoring and maritime operations. However, as promising as these high-tech devices are, they come with their own set of challenges. Issues like low ban
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The Arctic is changing, and with it, the landscape of maritime navigation. As sea ice retreats due to climate change, new shipping routes are emerging, promising faster transit times and access to untapped resources. However, navigating these icy wat
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In a significant step towards safer maritime operations, a recent study led by Chang-Yong Lee from the Department of Maritime Police & Technology at Gangwon State University has shed light on the critical aspects of hydrogen leakage, diffusion, and v
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