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In a significant advancement for the maritime industry, researchers have unveiled a new ship route-clustering algorithm that promises to enhance the efficiency and safety of maritime operations. Led by Dae-Han Lee from the Graduate School of Maritime

Navigating the intricate waterways of inland and coastal areas has always posed a challenge for mariners. With factors like shallow depths, unpredictable tides, and outdated navigational aids, the risks of grounding or collisions loom large. However,

The maritime world is buzzing with excitement over the latest research on unmanned ships, especially as these vessels are poised to revolutionize the industry. A recent study led by Wenjun Zhang from the Navigation College at Dalian Maritime Universi

In an age where mobile devices and tracking technologies are churning out data at an unprecedented rate, a new tool has emerged that could transform how we interpret trajectory data. Enter tramoTDA, a Python library developed by Miriam Esteve and her

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal “Water,” researchers led by Xurui Li from the Institute of Smart Marine and Engineering at Fujian University of Technology have introduced a novel method for predicting ship trajectories using Automa

In a significant leap for maritime navigation, researchers have unveiled a cutting-edge approach to orientation estimation that could reshape how vessels operate at sea. Led by Fabiana Di Ciaccio from the Department of Civil and Environmental Enginee

In the ever-evolving maritime industry, the need for efficient data management has never been more pressing. A recent study led by Gabriel Spadon from the Department of Industrial Engineering and the Faculty of Computer Science at Dalhousie Universit

In a significant stride towards greener shipping, researchers have unveiled a cutting-edge method aimed at enhancing energy efficiency aboard vessels. Led by Heemoon Kim from the Korea Marine Equipment Research Institute in Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-

In an exciting development for maritime professionals and researchers alike, the Japanese Himawari-8 and Himawari-9 geostationary satellites have rolled out their near-real-time (NRT) atmospheric and oceanic science products specifically for the Sout

In the bustling world of maritime transport, where the stakes are high and the waters are crowded, a new approach to managing multi-ship conflicts is making waves. Shaobo Wang, a leading researcher from the Navigation College at Dalian Maritime Unive