The Intersection of Marine Science and Military Operations: The Complex Legal and Regulatory Frameworks The world’s oceans remain one of the few frontiers where scientific exploration and military activities coexist, often intersecting in complex ways. As marine research advances our understanding of the ocean’s ecosystems and resources, military forces leverage these waters for strategic purposes […]
The Legal Implications of Using Biofouling Management Systems on Ships Biofouling refers to the accumulation of aquatic organisms such as algae, barnacles, and mussels on submerged surfaces like ship hulls. This buildup increases drag and fuel consumption while also potentially introducing invasive species to new environments. To combat this issue, many ships employ biofouling management […]
The Role of Port Authorities in Ensuring the Safety and Security of Maritime Trade Maritime trade is a vital component of the global economy, transporting an estimated 90% of the world’s goods across oceans and seas (International Maritime Organization, 2022). However, this crucial supply chain faces significant risks from potential threats such as piracy, terrorism, […]
The Role of Maritime Cybersecurity in Protecting Critical Infrastructure and Supply Chains Maritime cybersecurity has become increasingly important in recent years as the global shipping industry relies heavily on digital systems and networks. These systems are essential for the smooth operation of ports, vessels, and supply chains, but they also create vulnerabilities that can be […]
Remarkably, writing papers is among the commonest academic tasks that you will have to execute as a health care student. This is a crucial part of your education as it helps you develop critical thinking and research skills. Generally, healthcare papers range from simple essays to complicated papers that require one to conduct research prior […]
Improving search and rescue capabilities in the Mediterranean Sea to ensure rapid response and crew safety
Enhancing regional cooperation for knowledge sharing and fostering a culture of safety and security among maritime stakeholders 1. Introduction International Maritime Organization was established as an autonomous organization, under the aegis of the United Nations, in 1959. The affair of carnival and aegis at sea has consistently been analytically important and the emphasis on this […]
Exploring the Diverse Environmental Risks of Ship Collisions with Cargo Vessels 1. Introduction One of the most dramatic forms of pollution at sea is that caused by major oil spills from tankers. Other forms of pollution associated with ships include garbage disposal or sewage through the throwing of non-plastic biodegradable wastes and eutrophication through the […]
Navigating Security Concerns: Analyzing the Impact of Government Policies on Maritime Security in Indian Ports 1. Introduction Maritime security ensures the safety of goods and services (through international trade exchange) by safeguarding the sea against its threats, and at the same time helps sustain peace and stability ashore. Beginning from the 17th century, India’s maritime […]
The Impact of Simulator Training on Bridge Resource Management Skills Among Nigerian Seafarers 1. Introduction Collectively, these factors have created a strong demand for quality BRM training. However, in comparison to the commercial aviation industry, there are few established programs offering BRM training and there is a lack of consensus as to what constitutes BRM […]
An Analysis of Safe and Efficient Loading of Solid Bulk Cargo in Nigerian Ports 1. Introduction This study is categorically divided into several sections covering different areas in the cargo handling methods. The first section provides an introduction to cargo handling practices, provides statistical information on types and quantities of cargo handled in Nigeria. Subsequently, […]
Feasibility of Implementing Underwater Sensor Networks for Real-Time Monitoring of Maritime Traffic in the Suez Canal 1. Introduction 1.2 Problem Statement The traffic situation as it is can be alleviated by using a VTS or vessel tracking system. VTS range from simple radar display systems to full-scale systems with information service and traffic organization capabilities, […]
