Vol. 3 No. 1 (2026): GEORGIAN MARITIME SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL

Published: 2026-07-14

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Quantitative Gaze Similarity Analysis for Operation-based Maritime Studies: A Conceptual Approach

Khairul Izzati bin Kamarumtham, Koji Murai

7-17
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Increasing the Reliability of Ship Refrigeration Units Through Permanent Control of Refrigerant Leakage

Maia Tugushi, Vazha Sikharulidze, Mikheil Lejava, Zaza Shubladze, Gocha Gogitidze, Firuza Varshanidze

18-21
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LLMs as Cognitive Partners in Shipping 4.0: An Extend AI Approach to Maritime Predictive Maintenance Training

N. Tsigkris, E. Sklavounou, D. Tseles, D. Papachristos, N. Nikitakos, A. Gegenava, A. Kakhidze, T. Gegenava

22-40
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Transforming Maritime SAR Operations: Towards a Theoretical Framework for Human-AI Collaboration

D. Papachristos, N. Nikitakos, A. Gegenava, A. Kakhidze, T. Gegenava,, S. Kallou

41-51
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The Effects of Exogenous Shocks on the Baltic Dry Index

Doğanay Yıldırım, Sercan Erol

52-62
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Future Maritime Workforce in the Green and Digital Era

Capt. (Dr.) Yogesh Chandralal Shah

63-77
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Wind and Wave Power as a New Investment Horizon of the Marine Economy

Giorgi Rizhvadze

78-86
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Transport and Logistics Economics in The Context of The Caucasus and Türkiye: The Economic Effects of Infrastructure, Service Quality, and Regional Integration

Ayhan Salar , Murat Koray

87-100
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Green and Sustainable Investments in Shipping in Asia

Bhavana Venkata Ramalingeswara Rao, Amritha Chanassery Sarasan

101-112
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Developing Maritime Human Capital: The Role of Nautical Leadership and Motivation, Empirical Studies from Indonesian Seafarers

Niken Sitalaksmi Widjaja, Inayatur Robbany

113-129
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XR-Enhanced Maritime English Training for Digital Navigation

Iryna Shvetsova

130-141
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A Scenario-Based Robust Optimization Model for Warehouse Planning in Shipbuilding Supply Chains under Ripple Effects

Sis Ozgun Yamak Ormeci, Anna Shotadze, Murat Ozkok

142-151
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Infrastructure of the Port of Poti: Current Condition, Key Constraints, and Strategic Prospects for Modernization

Nanuli Charbadze, Natalia Jijavadze

152-159
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The sea routes, between security, geopolitical criticalities, religious tensions and economic interests

Vasco Fronzoni

160-168
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Abstracts

Avoiding Sea Blindness in the Context of Maritime Supremacy

Arda Özkan, Levent Kırval

171
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Vol. 3 No. 1 (2026): GEORGIAN MARITIME SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL

Full Issue

Articles

Quantitative Gaze Similarity Analysis for Operation-based Maritime Studies: A Conceptual Approach

Increasing the Reliability of Ship Refrigeration Units Through Permanent Control of Refrigerant Leakage

LLMs as Cognitive Partners in Shipping 4.0: An Extend AI Approach to Maritime Predictive Maintenance Training

Transforming Maritime SAR Operations: Towards a Theoretical Framework for Human-AI Collaboration

The Effects of Exogenous Shocks on the Baltic Dry Index

Future Maritime Workforce in the Green and Digital Era

Wind and Wave Power as a New Investment Horizon of the Marine Economy

Transport and Logistics Economics in The Context of The Caucasus and Türkiye: The Economic Effects of Infrastructure, Service Quality, and Regional Integration

Green and Sustainable Investments in Shipping in Asia

Developing Maritime Human Capital: The Role of Nautical Leadership and Motivation, Empirical Studies from Indonesian Seafarers

XR-Enhanced Maritime English Training for Digital Navigation

A Scenario-Based Robust Optimization Model for Warehouse Planning in Shipbuilding Supply Chains under Ripple Effects

Infrastructure of the Port of Poti: Current Condition, Key Constraints, and Strategic Prospects for Modernization

The sea routes, between security, geopolitical criticalities, religious tensions and economic interests

Abstracts

Avoiding Sea Blindness in the Context of Maritime Supremacy

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