The Declining Impact of Piracy on Maritime Transport in the Indian Ocean: Statistical analysis

The analysis of the declining impact of piracy on maritime routes and vessel behaviours in the Indian Ocean is here performed using Long Range Identification and Tracking (LRIT) reports. A 5-year archive of vessel position data covering the period..

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The Declining Impact of Piracy on Maritime Transport in the Indian Ocean: Statistical analysis

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