The role of maritime geospatial in navigating uncharted waters mapped
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https://doi.org/10.61511/rstde.v1i1.2024.844Keywords:
geospatial, maritime geospatial, remote sensingAbstract
Background: Modern maritime navigation, especially in uncharted waters, faces major challenges that require innovative solutions. Geospatial technologies play a key role in providing effective solutions for mapping and navigation. This study aims to explore the role of geospatial technologies in improving the safety and efficiency of maritime navigation, as well as supporting sustainable management of marine resources. Methods: This study used both qualitative and quantitative approaches. Data was obtained through secondary collection from journals, books and other documents. Results: Data analysis revealed that geospatial technology plays an important role in identifying safe navigation routes, monitoring sea conditions, and sustainably managing marine resources. The integration of geospatial data from various sources enables more effective decision-making in maritime spatial planning and safe navigation. Conclusion: This research concludes that geospatial technology is a critical aspect of modern maritime navigation. With an integrated and collaborative approach, these technologies can improve navigation efficiency and safety, and support sustainable management of marine resources. Awareness and education on geospatial technology in the maritime industry is considered essential to maximize its potential in maintaining the balance of marine ecosystems and the sustainability of the maritime industry.
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