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In the vast, interconnected world of maritime navigation and surveillance, keeping tabs on moving targets at sea is a perpetual challenge. But a recent breakthrough by HE Zhenyu, published in ‘Tongxin xuebao’ (Journal of Communications), could revolu

In a groundbreaking move, Min-seop Sim, a researcher from the Department of Convergence Interdisciplinary Education of Maritime & Ocean Contents (Logistics System) at the National Korea Maritime and Ocean University in Busan, has just dropped a game-

In the vast, unpredictable world of maritime navigation, human error remains a significant factor in collision incidents. Leszek Misztal, a researcher from the Faculty of Computer Science and Telecommunication at the Maritime University of Szczecin,

In the ever-evolving world of maritime navigation, the quest for accurate and cost-effective positioning systems is a never-ending saga. Enter Gen Fukuda, a researcher from the Department of Maritime Systems Engineering at Tokyo University of Marine

In the vast, ever-changing world of maritime surveillance, keeping tabs on moving targets has always been a bit of a challenge. But a recent study, led by HE Zhenyu, has just dropped a game-changer into the mix. Published in ‘Tongxin xuebao’ (Journal

In the ever-evolving world of maritime navigation, ensuring safe and efficient vessel movements is paramount. A groundbreaking study led by Qunpeng Wang from the School of Shipping and Maritime Studies at Guangzhou Maritime University has introduced

In the fast-paced world of maritime technology, unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) are making waves, quite literally. Jiankun Lou, from the Key Laboratory of Marine Intelligent Equipment and System in Shanghai, has just published a game-changing study

In the bustling world of maritime operations, the introduction of autonomous vessels is more than just a futuristic concept—it’s a reality that’s already making waves. Among the latest innovations is a novel route planning method for autonomous port

In the fast-paced world of maritime navigation, staying ahead of the curve means embracing cutting-edge technology. A recent study led by Shuai Chen from the School of Marine Science and Technology at Tianjin University has done just that, presenting

In a groundbreaking study, Ma’mon Saeed Alghananim from Imperial College London’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering has shed new light on how machine learning can bolster the integrity of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) mea