An overview of scholarly literature on navigation hazards in Arctic shipping routes
Maritime transport plays a crucial role in international trade. As the number and tonnage of ships continue to increase, traditional shipping routes are becoming progressively congested. The development of Arctic shipping routes has the potential to significantly improve trade efficiency and decreas...
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ftchalmersuniv:oai:research.chalmers.se:537457 2024-09-15T17:52:57+00:00 An overview of scholarly literature on navigation hazards in Arctic shipping routes Lin, B. Zheng, Mao Chu, Xiumin Mao, Wengang Zhang, Daiyong Zhang, Mingyang 2024 text https://doi.org/10.1007/s11356-023-29050-2 https://research.chalmers.se/en/publication/537457 unknown http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s11356-023-29050-2 https://research.chalmers.se/en/publication/537457 Transport Systems and Logistics Vehicle Engineering Marine Engineering Sea ice conditions Ship navigation mode Icebreaker Arctic shipping routes Polar navigation risk Ice area navigation 2024 ftchalmersuniv https://doi.org/10.1007/s11356-023-29050-2 2024-07-02T14:07:01Z Maritime transport plays a crucial role in international trade. As the number and tonnage of ships continue to increase, traditional shipping routes are becoming progressively congested. The development of Arctic shipping routes has the potential to significantly improve trade efficiency and decrease reliance on traditional shipping routes. At the same time, the harsh navigation conditions in the Arctic pose a huge challenge to ships crossing the Arctic shipping routes. To address the above issues, this paper reviews the natural, navigational environment and unique navigational modes of ships in the Arctic shipping routes. Furthermore, the navigational risks caused by factors including low temperature, sea ice, poor visibility, communication, lack of infrastructure, lack of navigational experience, lack of historical data, high collision risk, and complex navigational environment are summarized and analyzed, providing a reference for researchers and policymakers to conduct research related to Arctic shipping routes. Other/Unknown Material Arctic Icebreaker Sea ice Chalmers University of Technology: Chalmers research Environmental Science and Pollution Research |
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Maritime transport plays a crucial role in international trade. As the number and tonnage of ships continue to increase, traditional shipping routes are becoming progressively congested. The development of Arctic shipping routes has the potential to significantly improve trade efficiency and decrease reliance on traditional shipping routes. At the same time, the harsh navigation conditions in the Arctic pose a huge challenge to ships crossing the Arctic shipping routes. To address the above issues, this paper reviews the natural, navigational environment and unique navigational modes of ships in the Arctic shipping routes. Furthermore, the navigational risks caused by factors including low temperature, sea ice, poor visibility, communication, lack of infrastructure, lack of navigational experience, lack of historical data, high collision risk, and complex navigational environment are summarized and analyzed, providing a reference for researchers and policymakers to conduct research related to Arctic shipping routes. |
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Lin, B. Zheng, Mao Chu, Xiumin Mao, Wengang Zhang, Daiyong Zhang, Mingyang |
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Lin, B. Zheng, Mao Chu, Xiumin Mao, Wengang Zhang, Daiyong Zhang, Mingyang |
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Lin, B. |
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An overview of scholarly literature on navigation hazards in Arctic shipping routes |
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An overview of scholarly literature on navigation hazards in Arctic shipping routes |
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An overview of scholarly literature on navigation hazards in Arctic shipping routes |
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An overview of scholarly literature on navigation hazards in Arctic shipping routes |
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An overview of scholarly literature on navigation hazards in Arctic shipping routes |
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overview of scholarly literature on navigation hazards in arctic shipping routes |
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