Marine technology, ocean development and the law of the sea /
"This volume explores how advances in information technology and biotechnology are shaping the development of ocean law and policy. It covers technologies such as AI, Autonomous shipping, blockchain, satellite and submarine cable communications, nuclear power at sea, seabed mining, underwater a...
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New York :
Cambridge University Press,
2026.
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Table of Contents:
- 1 Port State Jurisdiction and Remotely Controlled Ships
- Murat Sümer
- 2 Autonomous Ships and Time Charterparties / Ceren Cerit Dindar
- 3 AI at Sea: Implications for Seafarers and Maritime Labor Law / Khanssa Lagdami
- 4 Attribution of the Conduct of MASS Shipmasters to the Flag State / Maral Javidbakht
- Part II: Protection of the Marine Environment
- 5 Towards a Just and Equitable Transition to Decarbonization of the
- International Shipping Sector / Sindhura Polepalli
- Part III: Maritime Cyber Safety and Security
- 6 Maritime Cyber Threats: Jamming and Spoofing of Commercial Vessels / Raul (Pete) Pedrozo
- 7 Vessel Tracking Innovations / Richard L. Kilpatrick, Jr.
- Part IV: Conservation and Use of Marine Resources
- 8 Blockchain and the Law of the Sea / Krisztina Tilinger
- 9 Seabed Mining Technology and the Precautionary Approach / Digvijay Rewatkar
- Part V: Marine Science and Exploration
- 10 Sensor Monitoring and Reliable Telecommunications (SMART) Submarine Cables and Marine Scientific Research / Youri van Logchem
- 11 Advances in Underwater Archaeology / Natalia Perez
- Part VI: Maritime Security and Naval Threats
- 12 Floating Nuclear Power Plants, Nonproliferation Norms, and the Law of the Sea / Marc Fialkoff
- 13 National Security Challenges to Implementing the High Seas Regime on Marine Genetic Resources / James Kraska.