ISIJ 51: Maritime Security Challenges and Solutions

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This volume of "Information & Security" includes papers presented at the Black Sea Security Conference(link is external), 14-15 June 2022, hosted by the Bulgarian Naval Academy, Varna, Bulgaria.

Editors: Boyan Mednikarov, Dinu Atodiresei, and Waldemar Mironiuk

Reviewed articles

Grudi Angelov

The Experience of Rakovski National Defense College in Organizing the Communication in the Educational Process During Covid-19 Pandemic

(2022):

89-96.

Esraa Samkari, Norah Farooqi

Trajectory Data Compression Using Speed-Course Threshold Followed by Adaptive Douglas-Peucker Algorithm

(2022):

79-88.

Ognyan Kachev

Providing Physical Protection of the Vessel in the Event of an Attack at Sea and Ports

(2022):

73-78.

Plamen Bogdanov

Hypersonic Weapons in Achieving Maritime Superiority

51,

no. 1

(2022):

57-71.

Nikolay Dimitrov

Small Countries and Major Global Economic Players – the Nicaraguan Channel

51,

no. 1

(2022):

37-46 .

Grudi Angelov

Military Implications of the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict: Tactics and Technologies

51,

no. 1

(2022):

49-55.

Selen Baldıran, Dinçer Bayer, Hüseyin Gençer

The Importance of the 1936 Montreux Convention for the Black Sea Security: A Close Look into Russia-NATO Controversy on the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict in 2022

51,

no. 1

(2022):

11-23.

Bozhidar Ivanov

Contemporary Challenges for Bulgaria in the Changing Black Sea Security Environment

51,

no. 1

(2022):

25-35.

ISIJ 53: Enhanced Collaboration for Cyber Security and Resilience

The C-factor in the Cybersecurity Equation: The Importance of Student Cybersecurity Competitions

On Inequalities Bounding Imprecision and Nonspecificity Measures of Uncertainty

On the Effectiveness of Measures of Uncertainty of Basic Belief Assignments

Blockchain in Agriculture

ISIJ 51: Maritime Security Challenges and Solutions

Reviewed articles

Field of application

Concepts and Implementation

Technologies