Development of Decision Making Techniques for Analysing the Designation of the Northern Sea Route (NSR) [PDF]
, 2020 The prospect of being able to shorten the route between Europe and the Far East using the NSR as a permanent shipping lane is attracting increasing interest. This is why the use of the NSR is now a major topic, especially in financial circles, amongst politicians, and shipping operators.
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Economic Possibilities of Shipping though Northern Sea Route1
Asian Journal of Shipping and Logistics, 2014 Global warming and climate change haves brought a new issue in the Arctic sea. Therefore, we can now explore new shipping routes through the Arctic Ocean instead of the existing commercial route.
Sung-Woo Lee, Ju-Mi Song
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Preconditions for the development of Russian Arctic export, coastal (cabotage) transportation and project cargo for the arctic demand [PDF]
Арктика и Север, 2019 The article considers the concept and description of the Northern Sea Route (NSR), the main prerequisites for the development of Russian Arctic export by using the NSR.
Elena E. OSIPOVA
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STRATEGY FOR DEVELOPMENT AND MODERNIZATION OF TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS ROUTES IN THE ARCTIC
Модернизация, инновация, развитие, 2018 Purpose: the main objective of this study is to work out a detailed strategy to improve and develop the Northern Sea Route through an analysis of the current trends.
K. V. Shvetsov +2 more
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Digital logistics as a perspective for the Northern Sea route
, 2021 Purpose: This paper aims to provide an approach to the digitalization of the Northern Sea Route. Current research and best practices analysis do not contain solutions for such large-scale projects like the digitalization of the Northern Sea Route (NSR ...
Jahn, Carlos +4 more
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Trends of Opening and Closing date for Navigation on the Northern Sea Route in the Light of Changes in Ice Cover on the Seas of the Siberian Shelf in the Years 2008-2022 [PDF]
TransNavThe Northern Sea Route (NSR) is a seasonal route. Its use by merchant ships that are not structurally adapted to navigation in heavy ice makes sense when it is free of ice along its entire length and can be used without the costly assistance of ...
Andrzej A. Marsz +2 more
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Keyword network analysis: Uncovering research trends on the Northern Sea Route
Asian Journal of Shipping and Logistics, 2021 The Northern Sea Route (NSR) has gradually become viable because of sea ice melting in the Artic. There is a large and diverse body of research on the NSR, investigating aspects such as weather, the environment, legal security, infrastructure and ...
Thi Le Hang Nguyen +2 more
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Images of the Northen Sea Route in the Russian Official Discourse (2008–2024)
Международная аналитикаThis article uses a qualitative and quantitative content analysis of key strategic planning documents and speeches by top government officials from 2008 to 2024 to explore how the image of the Northern Sea Route (NSR) has evolved in contemporary Russian ...
N. S. Lipunov
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The Electrification of Ships Using the Northern Sea Route: An Approach
Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market and Complexity, 2020 Global warming is causing a major ice retreat from the North Pole. From now on, this retreat allows almost permanent movement between East and West off the coast of the Russian Federation along the Northern Sea Route (NSR).
Christophe Savard +3 more
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Delay risk analysis of ship sailing the northern sea route
, 2015 The northern sea route (NSR) has evolved as an international trade route alternative from 2009. The lack of understanding and the lack of information are two key elements restricting the use of the NSR.
Faisal Khan (14741095) +2 more
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