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The world is changing: data acquisition, communication, storage, and processing continue to get cheaper. This creates new opportunities to apply advanced analytics to complex physical systems. However, the maritime industry faces unique challenges…
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August 16, 2018
Sponsored by JSMEA - Japan Ship Machinery and Equipment Association, The Nippon Foundation, and Maritime Reporter & Engineering News Please join us and other industry leaders for the Japan Seminar and Reception the first day of the SMM Show…
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Cargo heating bank fabricated from PLATECOIL panels.PLATECOIL Banks Reduce Installation & Labor CostsMarine cargo heating systems are known to be expensive to fabricate, energy-inefficient, and slow to respond. Factory engineered and fabricated…
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February 22, 2018
Battleships, once the world's most powerful warship type, remain an iconic symbol of 20th-century naval power. In their heyday, battleships were the most powerful type of warship, considered a symbol of naval dominance and national might. The U.S.
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February 9, 2018
When Valentine’s Day comes around, people from all over scramble to find the perfect gift. It can be tricky to find something that is completely genuine and thoughtful – so here’s a list of the best gifts to get that special mariner in your life.1.
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August 23, 2018
MacDougalls’ Cape Cod Marine Service is in Falmouth, Massachusetts and has been in the marine service business for 80 years and employs up to 30 technicians in the busy season. The boatyard services more than 200 recreational and commercial…
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February 2, 2018
Take a virtual journey aboard Suezmax tanker Teide Spirit courtesy of Fran Garcia, who mounted a GoPro camera to the ship over the course of two months in the Mediterranean.The trip goes from Algeciras, Spain to Egypt and is full of starry nights, thunderstorms and restless waters.
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January 26, 2018
Aerial footage of CMA CGM's new 20,600 TEU box ship, CMA CGM Antoine De Saint Exupery French shipping group CMA CGM has taken delivery of its new flagship, CMA CGM Antoine De Saint Exupery.The first in a series of three new 20,600 TEU containerships…
