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Researchers from the Department of Computer Science at Aalborg University have introduced a groundbreaking framework designed to enhance the accuracy and interpretability of vessel trajectory imputation. The team, led by Hengyu Liu and including Tian

Researchers from the Virtual New Research Group have introduced a groundbreaking dataset designed to tackle the complexities of ship detection in crowded and dynamic maritime environments. The Maritime Ship Navigation Behavior Dataset (MID) is a comp

Researchers from the Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, led by William Nguyen and An Phan, have introduced Llamarine, the first open-source Large Language Model (LLM) tailored specifically for the maritime industry. This innovative mo

Researchers from Aalborg University, including Tiantian Liu, Hengyu Liu, Tianyi Li, Kristian Torp, and Christian S. Jensen, have developed a groundbreaking method for real-time continuous trajectory similarity search for vessels, dubbed ACTIVE. This

In the ever-evolving world of maritime navigation, a groundbreaking study led by Seung Sim of Suresoft Technologies Inc. in South Korea is making waves. The research, published in the Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, introduces a novel meth

In the ever-evolving landscape of maritime safety, a novel approach to assessing vessel collision risk has emerged, promising to enhance navigational decision-making and bolster safety at sea. Jinwan Park, a researcher at the Mokpo Vessel Traffic Ser

In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, a groundbreaking study has emerged that could significantly enhance the capabilities of unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) in cooperative interception missions. Published in the Journal of Marine Scien

In the ever-evolving world of maritime operations, predicting anchorage occupancy has always been a bit of a dark art. Traditional methods, relying on historical averages and static assumptions, often fall short in dynamic port conditions. But now, a

In the realm of autonomous shipping, ensuring the safety of these vessels is paramount, and that’s where the work of Jae-Yong Lee, a researcher from the Department of Maritime Transportation System at Mokpo National Maritime University in South Korea

Researchers at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences have developed a new architecture for maritime object detection that could significantly enhance the safety and efficiency of shipborne navigation. The team, led by Yu Zhang and Fengyuan Li