Global shipping carries over 80% of world trade, yet existing supply-chain-resilience theory models resilience at the level of the firm, node and network, without treating the workforce operating those nodes as a variable. This exploratory study addr...
Maritime Education and Training (MET) is undergoing rapid digital transformation, yet adoption of adaptive learning technologies (ALT) remains uneven, constrained by the Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping (STCW) regime and by human...
This study presents a comparative techno-economic assessment of three LNG regasification alternatives, namely offshore platform conversion, floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) retrofit, and onshore LNG terminals, under a 100 million stand...
A maritime autonomous surface ship (MASS) operates with reduced or absent crew and depends on cryptography to authenticate the commands, software updates, and position data that keep it under control, and on satellite positioning to navigate. Quantum...
The maritime transport industry is of vital importance for sustaining global trade and supply chains, transporting around 80% of international merchandise trade by volume [...]
