In a significant stride towards enhancing the safety and longevity of container ships, a team of researchers led by Kichan Sim from the University of Science & Technology has developed a groundbreaking reduced-order model (ROM) for real-time structur
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In the ever-evolving landscape of global trade, the resilience of shipping networks has emerged as a critical concern, particularly in the face of epidemics. A recent study, led by Bo Song from the China Institute of FTZ Supply Chain at Shanghai Mari
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime logistics, a groundbreaking study led by Miaomiao Sun from the Institute of Logistics Science and Engineering at Shanghai Maritime University is making waves. The research, published in the Journal of Marine Sci
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In a significant stride towards enhancing autonomous navigation for unmanned boats, researchers have developed a novel monocular vision ranging system. This system, detailed in a recent study published in the ‘Journal of Marine Science and Engineerin
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In the intricate world of modern logistics, where goods crisscross the globe via sea, rail, and road, managing risk is a high-stakes game. A recent study, published in the journal *Systems* (which translates to *Systems* in English), offers a novel a
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In the bustling world of port operations, traffic congestion on motorways can be a significant bottleneck, leading to reduced efficiency and capacity. But what if connected vehicles (CVs) and advanced control strategies could help turn the tide? That
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In a move that could potentially reshape the way aircraft navigate, researchers are exploring the shift from Magnetic North to True North in aviation, mirroring a transition that maritime navigation has already completed. This shift, if implemented,
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In the ever-evolving landscape of maritime operations, the integration of information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) systems has become a double-edged sword. While it has streamlined processes and enhanced efficiency, it has also ope
In the bustling Baltic Sea, where the winds whisper tales of commerce and industry, a new study is making waves in the maritime world. Grzegorz Rutkowski, a professor at the Gdynia Maritime University in Poland, has been crunching numbers and running
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In a significant stride towards enhancing drone capabilities, researchers have developed a novel robotic landing gear system that promises to revolutionize vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) operations, particularly on uneven and dynamic surfaces li
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