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Implementation of the Port State Measure Agreement (PSMA) to combat IUU Fishing in the Philippines
Selection of the optimal alternative fuel in terms of the sustainability of the shipping industry through the multi-attribute decision making
Evaluating the framework of maritime domain awareness in Japan: opportunities for improvement
Digital readiness of container terminals for digital technology adoption: a case study of Vietnam
Indian seafarers quitting sea career: disenchantment with prevailing conditions and lasting effects of the COVID–19 pandemic
Automated Lifeboat Manifestation Embarkation System (ALMES): facilitating evacuation/manifestation on passenger and cruise vessels
A plethora of catastrophic disasters resulting in numerous life-losses at sea can be noted, while searching and studying Maritime History. On a positive notion, through the course of time, the maritime industry has experienced technological innovations and advancements in many areas that truly metamorphosed the conduct of safe navigation, the radio-communications field and shed light to many chronic issues of the industry. In an epoch of various significant advancements in many areas of the operation of a vessel, it is quite surprising to notice that analogous progress has not been made in the manifestation/evacuation procedures followed today on cruise and passenger ships. It is worth mentioning that the mustering and life-boat embarkation procedures followed on many cruise and passenger vessels remain unchanged through the years, resembling the exact methods followed on the early 20th century