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A recent study conducted by Indian Scientists has indicated that regions over Bay of Bengal, South China Sea, and South Indian Ocean can experience higher wave activity in the future, posing serious threat for coastal communities in the region.Coasta

With increased wave activity, the threat of inundation rise that could affect the Indian shoreline configuration.

The coastal communities that are vulnerable to sea level rise due to climate change also have to worry about wave activity now. The extreme wind-wave pattern directly correlates with the location of extreme wind activity, scientists have ...

Maritime Autonomous Systems (MAS) technology is already ‘light years’ ahead of where it was just few years ago but more needs to be done – especially on the regulatory and assurance fronts – in order for its full benefits to be realised. Those were key takeaways from the UK’s 7th annual MAS Regulatory Working Group ...

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Kr has signed MOU with the Korea Research Institute of Ships & Ocean Engineering (KRISO) to develop technologies for green ships.

A consortium of Korean companies and researchers is reporting that they have made significant progre...

Going Coastal | Jon Miller, Heather Wade, and Marissa Torres | From creating student chapters to chasing runaway jet skies!

South Korea continues to pave the way forward for hydrogen implementation into shipping with a consortium of industry leaders gaining an approval in principle (AIP)...