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In a significant stride for maritime navigation, researchers have introduced a novel path planning algorithm designed specifically for Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS). This innovative approach, led by Gongxing Wu from the College of Ocean Sc

In a recent study published in “Remote Sensing,” a team led by Lewen Zhao from the School of Remote Sensing and Geomatics Engineering at Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology has made significant strides in enhancing the accuracy o

In a significant stride towards making inertial navigation systems (INS) more accessible, a team of researchers led by Pablo Raul Yanyachi from the Instituto de Investigacion Astronomico y Aeroespacial Pedro Paulet at the Universidad Nacional de San

The maritime industry is on the brink of a significant shift towards cleaner energy solutions, and recent research from Shiyi Fang at the School of Energy and Power, Jiangsu University of Science and Technology, sheds light on an innovative approach

In an exciting advancement for maritime safety and navigation, researchers have developed a new method to accurately measure significant wave height (SWH) during tropical cyclone conditions using data from the Cyclone Global Navigation Satellite Syst

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal Aerospace, researchers have unveiled a significant advancement in long-baseline real-time kinematic (RTK) positioning by integrating signals from the BeiDou Navigation Satellite System (BDS), Global

A recent study led by Haoze Zhang from the Navigation College at Dalian Maritime University has made significant strides in the realm of autonomous shipping, particularly focusing on the critical phase of autonomous berthing for Maritime Autonomous S

Researchers are making significant strides in improving the reliability of marine diesel engines, a critical component of maritime operations. A recent study led by Tingting Wu from the School of Mechanical Engineering at Southwest Jiaotong Universit

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 With factors like shallow depths, unpredictable tides, and outdated navigational aids, the risks of grounding or collisions loom large.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,