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High-Precision Marine Radar Object Detection Using Tiled Training and SAHI Enhanced YOLOv11-OBB. [PDF]

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Külcü S.
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Velocity-Aided Navigation in GNSS-Denied Environments. [PDF]

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Avrutov V, Bouraou N, Nesterenko O, Holovach S, Hehelskyi O, Pazdrii O.   +5 more
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The psychological pathways to maritime English motivation: need satisfaction, frustration, and learning outcomes. [PDF]

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Hu X.
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Distant Landmarks Used for Navigation by Homing Pigeons. [PDF]

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Wikelski M, Dechmann DKN, Quetting M, Heine G, Fiedler W, Schmid H, Bohrer G, Gagliardo A.   +7 more
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Research on Underwater Scene Reconstruction for Mobile Platforms Based on Rotating Scanning Sonar. [PDF]

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Tan L, Wang L, Chen C.
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A hybrid APF-DQN framework with transformer-based current prediction for USV path planning in dynamic ocean environments. [PDF]

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Zhang N, Chen Y, Wu Y, Ji M, Wang B.
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A Review of Polar Marine Navigation Schemes

2020 IEEE/ION Position, Location and Navigation Symposium (PLANS), 2020
Recently, polar navigation has become a hot topic in the field of navigation, and it is of great significance for the realization of global navigation. Unfortunately, the common coordinate systems for navigation systems (such as local-level-and-north-pointing coordinate system) do not work in polar region.
Wenting Cui, Yueyang Ben, Hanxuan Zhang
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Marine Navigation in the 21st Century: a shift to precision navigation

Maritime Studies, 1993
This paper is based on one presented by the author at the Maritime Technology 21st Century Conference held at the University of Melbourne in November 1992.
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Automation in Marine Navigation

Journal of Navigation, 1959
Automation has proceeded much further in connection with air navigation and air traffic control than it has in comparable aspects of the maritime service. There are many factors to account for this. By its nature, air travel involves risks which are greater and more urgent than those of sea travel and which, in focal areas, are high in all conditions ...
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