A recent study published in the Journal of Eta Maritime Science highlights critical fire safety concerns on passenger ships, a pressing issue given that these vessels have a notably higher rate of fire casualties compared to other ship types. The res
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The Indonesian Coast Guard is stepping up its efforts to combat the growing threat of people smuggling in its strategic waters, particularly the Makassar Strait, according to a recent study led by Ola Oktavia from the Maritime Defense Strategy at the
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Recent developments in maritime safety law, particularly highlighted by the MSC Patricia oil spill case in Sines, Portugal, are reshaping the landscape of liability for marine pollution. Lead author Duarte Lynce de Faria from the Escola Superior Náut
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The latest volume of the Malaysian Journal of Syariah and Law (MJSL) has unveiled a rich tapestry of scholarly articles that explore significant legal and ethical issues relevant to contemporary society. Edited by Ahmad Syukran Baharuddin, who serves
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A new study published in IEEE Access, titled “Dynamic Tabu Search for Collision Avoidance in Autonomous Maritime Ships,” presents a groundbreaking approach to improving safety in maritime navigation. Led by Burak Alptekin from the Department of Elect
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A recent study published in ‘Applied Sciences’ sheds light on the potential of machine learning to enhance maritime safety by identifying and predicting factors that contribute to maritime accidents. Conducted by Candela Maceiras from the Department
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A recent study led by Yen Thi Pham from the National Korea Maritime & Ocean University has introduced a novel approach to decision-making in shipping networks, particularly focusing on route choices for container liner shipping in Vietnam. Published
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Researchers at the University of Dubrovnik have made significant strides in enhancing the reliability of ship cranes through a new continuous simulation model designed to predict failures. Led by Mate Jurjević from the Maritime Department, this innov
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A recent study published in the International Journal of Humanities Education and Social Sciences sheds light on the pressing issue of people smuggling in Indonesia’s strategic waters, particularly the Makassar Strait. The research, led by Ola Oktavi
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In an era where efficiency and safety are paramount in logistics and transportation, a recent study led by Truong Ngoc Cuong from the Korea Maritime and Ocean University offers promising advancements for automated container terminals. Published in th
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