
China’s ‘Undersea Great Wall’ Project: Implications Dissecting the Threat and the Possibilities
The article examines China’s “Undersea Great Wall” project and its implications for maritime security in the Indo-Pacific. It highlights the use of underwater sensors, surveillance networks, and advanced monitoring systems to strengthen underwater dominance. The piece discusses both the strategic threats and technological possibilities arising from such developments.
March 1, 2022

Way Ahead for the Underwater Radiated Noise Management
This article examines the growing challenge of Underwater Radiated Noise (URN) and outlines the future direction for managing its impact on marine ecosystems. It emphasizes that as maritime activities continue to expand, effective noise management must become a key component of sustainable ocean governance.
March 1, 2022

Enhancing Livelihood for our Coastal Communities
The article focuses on improving the livelihoods of coastal communities by leveraging marine resources in a sustainable way. It highlights the importance of technology, policy support, and local participation. The piece emphasizes linking economic growth with social inclusion and environmental protection.
February 17, 2022

Sediment Prediction and Aid to Navigation for the Inland Water Transport in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR)
The article explores how sediment prediction and navigation support systems can improve Inland Water Transport (IWT) in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR). It highlights the challenges posed by sediment deposition in waterways and emphasizes the use of scientific modelling and data-driven approaches for safer and more efficient navigation.
February 17, 2022

Managing Freshwater Resources in the Tropics – A New Perspective
This article discusses the growing challenges facing freshwater resources in tropical regions and argues for a more integrated and science-driven approach to water management. It highlights that freshwater systems are critical not only for human consumption but also for food security, biodiversity, economic development, and environmental sustainability.
February 17, 2022

Underwater Domain Awareness – A New Perspective in the Indo Pacific
The article presents Underwater Domain Awareness (UDA) as a new strategic perspective for the Indo-Pacific region, highlighting the importance of understanding underwater activities for security, sustainability, and economic growth. It emphasizes the need for integrated monitoring, regional cooperation, and technology-driven ocean governance.
February 14, 2022

Underwater Domain Awareness (UDA) Framework for River Systems in the North East
The article explores how the Underwater Domain Awareness (UDA) framework can be applied to river systems in Northeast India. It highlights the strategic, ecological, and socio-economic importance of these rivers and emphasizes the need for integrated monitoring and sustainable management. The piece positions UDA as a tool for improving security, disaster resilience, and environmental governance.
February 14, 2022
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