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Proceedings of the Marine Safety and Security Council, The Coast Guard Journal of Safety and Security at Sea is an official journal of the U.S. Coast Guard, and is dedicated to advancing maritime safety, security, and environmental protection. This peer-reviewed journal serves as a vital resource for professionals in the maritime industry, offering insights on regulatory changes, technological advancements, safety protocols, and best practices in marine safety and security.

Proceedings, printed three times a year, covers a range of topics including vessel safety, search and rescue operations, cybersecurity, marine pollution prevention, and risk management. The journal provides valuable knowledge to help improve safety standards across the global maritime sector and features contributions from experts in government, industry, and academia.

Whether you’re a mariner, sailor, recreational boater, policymaker, researcher, or safety professional, Proceedings of the Marine Safety & Security Council offers authoritative content designed to keep audiences informed on the latest trends, emerging risks, and best practices in maritime safety and security.
In each issue, readers will find in-depth articles on maritime safety, security, and environmental protection; expert analysis on regulatory updates and policy changes; case studies, research findings, and safety protocols, and contributions from leaders in the Coast Guard and maritime industry.

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