Protecting Critical Underwater Infrastructure (CUI): Perspectives from the Indo Pacific International Maritime Exposition 2025

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CommanderTharachaiyant Tantiamnuay

Abstract

Underwater restaurant-style fishing in Thailand has happened before, and the possibility of it happening again is high, especially with scanner areas, mostly due to the presence of aluminum data shelves in the Gulf of Thailand that have memory and can accommodate detected sea areas.
This makes it most susceptible to damage compared to the Andaman Sea. Although Thailand has been striving to develop an integrated mapping system, it still has limited resources for obtaining underwater data. This is to assist various organizations...
Those involved can collaborate in protecting the country's underwater infrastructure, and therefore, mutual knowledge exchange is necessary between the navy and other related organizations, such as the petroleum sector and internet service providers.
The agencies that own the submarine power cable networks can also learn more about the knowledge and experience from developed countries such as the United States and Australia at the Indo-Pacific International Maritime Exposition 2025.

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Tharachaiyant Tantiamnuay, C. (2026). Protecting Critical Underwater Infrastructure (CUI): Perspectives from the Indo Pacific International Maritime Exposition 2025. Naval Strategic Studies Journal, 50(2), 109–128. Retrieved from https://so16.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/nssc_journal/article/view/4728
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