Naval Architecture

Recent research by M. D. Magomedov from the State University of Management sheds light on the evolving landscape of e-grocery development across various Russian regions. This study, published in ‘E-Management’, highlights how regional economic activi

A recent study led by Vladimir Zharov from the Luzin Institute for Economic Studies of the Kola Science Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences has introduced a new method for assessing the sustainability of industrial enterprises. Published in the

Recent research conducted by Taneli Nyyssönen from the Department of Computing at the University of Turku has shed light on the effectiveness of gesture-based user interfaces in virtual reality (VR), particularly in the context of 3D design reviews.

Recent research published in the International Journal of Industrial Engineering and Production Research has shed light on the economic development of the Black Sea region, with a particular focus on the Mykolaivska region, a crucial area for maritim

Recent research led by Nelson Roberto de Albuquerque Bezerra from the Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF) highlights a transformative approach for the Brazilian shipbuilding industry through digital transformation. Published in the Brazilian Journa

Recent research led by Tarek A. Ashry, a Marine Chief Engineer from Egypt, has shed light on the significant potential for reducing CO2 emissions in Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCCs) through the implementation of the Ship Energy Efficiency Management

Recent research led by Ayom Buwono from the Department of Marine Engineering at Darma Persada University has shed light on the potential of battery-powered container ships in Indonesia, particularly on short inter-island routes. Published in the mari

Researchers have made significant strides in maritime surveillance with a new lightweight ship detection network designed for Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) range-compressed data. This advancement, led by Xiangdong Tan from the State Key Laboratory o

Recent advancements in maritime surveillance technology have the potential to significantly enhance the safety and efficiency of maritime traffic monitoring. A research team led by Woonyoung Baek from the Department of Computer Engineering at Inha Un

A new research breakthrough in direction finding technology could significantly enhance the capabilities of various sectors, including telecommunications, defense, and navigation systems. Led by Dapeng Bian from the Naval Equipment Department in Wuha