Weather-Related Maritime Disasters: Can Mother Nature Be Blamed for Lost Vessels & Lives?
Weather is a constant risk at sea, and wind is the driving force behind it. Wind generates waves and ocean swells. When wind flows over warm ocean water, it
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Weather is a constant risk at sea, and wind is the driving force behind it. Wind generates waves and ocean swells. When wind flows over warm ocean water, it
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In weather conditions close to the edge of safety limits, weather enriched vessel routing data help ship owners and operators make tough calls confidently.
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The Panama Canal is a vital shipping route connecting the Pacific and Atlantic oceans that serves as a conduit for about 5% of global trade annually. But
As a part of her 2022 State of the State Address, Governor Kathy Hochul announced that New York would be investing $500 million in offshore wind. If carried
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Relying heavily on chart data and standard navigation tools for safe navigation is risky. Vessels will find themselves in dangerous situations due to lack of
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By Thomas Klenum, Senior Vice President, Maritime Operations and Dallas Smith, Vice President LNG & Alternative Fuels Decarbonization is an issue
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Safe and efficient shipping is imperative for the overall success of the maritime industry, however when much of the work happens below the surface there are
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