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Mar 08, 2004
By James Shelley, Department Head for Marine Safety & Security, MITAGS
Port facilities and Shipping companies are rushing to comply with new international
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Mar 08, 2004
New advances in metal fusion technology produce a metalized coating with no porosity, which can be applied at rates similar to those achieved by airless painting practices.
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Mar 08, 2004
Last year Germanischer Lloyd and Mühlhan sponsored a Surface Protection Symposium in October in Lübeck, dealing with the topic of value retention in the shipping industry.
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Mar 08, 2004
For more than 50 years BollFilter has sought to design, manufacture and deliver advanced filtration technology, specializing in filtration technology for shipbuilding and engine-building.
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Mar 08, 2004
A contract covering the design of a 4,200dwt oil product tanker has been won by NVC -Design. It represents the first ship to be built to a concept developed by Rolls-Royce,
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Mar 08, 2004
By David Tinsley, technical editor
Power systems specialist Rolls-Royce now derives nearly $1.5 billion of total annual sales of $8.7 billion from the marine market,
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Mar 08, 2004
Mercy Ships is a nonprofit organization operating medical relief ships that travel to the poorest countries of the world to perform medical services and community development programs.
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Mar 08, 2004
In Finland and Sweden, a large percentage of commercial trade is transported by sea. During the winter months, this presents something of a challenge, as most
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Mar 08, 2004
Reservists from Naval Reserve Center (NRC) Baltimore assisted in the rescue of more than a dozen passengers from a water taxi that had capsized in Baltimore's Inner
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Mar 08, 2004
The new Ship Security and Alert Systems (SSAS) regulations were adopted by International Maritime Organization (IMO) to enhance maritime security in response
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Mar 08, 2004
Maritime communications is an estimated $1 billion industry, encompassing ship operators, merchant fleets, governments and private yacht owners. There is arguably
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Mar 08, 2004
Manuel Grimaldi confided to some close friends last December that not only had he decided to set up a new line from Italy to Spain but also to purchase Superfast
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Mar 08, 2004
The MS Oosterdam is Holland America Line's (HAL) second 1,848-passenger Vista-class ship. Delivered by Fincantieri Cantieri Navali Italiani, S.p.A., the ship
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Mar 08, 2004
Joe Farcus has been in the ship design discipline of architecture for more than 28 years, starting from the refitting of old tonnage and leading up to being involved
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Mar 08, 2004
Kvaerner Masa-Yards has delivered the $375 million, 2,124-passenger Carnival Miracle, to Carnival Cruise Lines - its 20th Fun Ship - in the traditional handover ceremonies in Helsinki.
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Mar 08, 2004
By David Tinsley
Vietnam's fledgling shipbuilding industry has raised its international profile by entering into a seminal agreement with the UK's Graig
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Mar 08, 2004
How are we to implement an effective Maritime Security Program?
When terrorists hijacked aircraft and used them as weapons, a significant paradigm shift occurred in how we view security in the U.
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Mar 08, 2004
By Chris Doane & Joe DiRenzo III
The Layered Defense.
This classic military strategy has been used as a primary approach for defending a valuable target,
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Mar 08, 2004
Dennis L. Bryant, Senior Maritime Counsel at the law firm of Holland & Knight, Washington, D.C., is a contributing editor of MR/EN.
The first foreign terrorist
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Mar 08, 2004
Heavy transport shipping company Dockwise Shipping B.V. took delivery of the M/V Blue Marlin after her conversion into the world's largest semi-submersible heavy
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