Recent research conducted by Bong-Kyu Jung from the Department of Marine Police System at Gyeongsang National University has shed light on a critical issue affecting maritime safety along the southern coast of Korea, particularly around Geoje Island.
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Recent research conducted by Tang Decai from the Sichuan Vocational and Technical College of Communications has shed light on enhancing the vocational literacy and talent abilities of nautical students, a critical component for the development of mar
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The MET Norway Ice Service (NIS) has marked a significant milestone, celebrating fifty years of providing essential sea ice information for maritime navigation. Originally starting with informal observations from coastal stations in Svalbard during t
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Recent advancements in near-space communications (NS-COM) are poised to revolutionize the way we connect across various environments, including maritime sectors. A comprehensive study led by Hongshan Liu from the School of Information and Electronics
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A recent study led by Xiaoye Wang from the College of Information Science and Technology at Dalian Maritime University has introduced a new method for monitoring the credibility of Automatic Identification System (AIS) base stations, which are crucia
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A recent study led by Vinicius D. do Nascimento from the Systems Engineering and Computer Science Graduate Program at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro has introduced an innovative framework for maritime surveillance that could significantly e
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Recent research led by Chengxu Feng from the College of Weaponry Engineering at the Naval University of Engineering in Wuhan, China, has introduced a novel algorithm aimed at enhancing maritime safety and efficiency through the analysis of ship traje
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Recent research published in the Journal of Marine Science and Engineering highlights the potential of distributed ledger technology (DLT), commonly known as blockchain, to enhance environmental sustainability in the shipping industry. Lead author Sr
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The evolution of maritime technology is witnessing a significant transformation with the advent of autonomous vessels, prompting a fresh look at existing regulatory frameworks. A recent study by Abođi Anita G. from the University of Belgrade’s Facult
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A recent study led by Eun-Young Son from the School of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering at the University of Ulsan has made significant strides in tackling the persistent issue of corrosion in ships. Published in the International Journal of
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