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Lyngso Marine Updates

Product Line

Lyngs0 Marine of Denmark has updated and improved its Stella product line, namely the

UMS/UCS 2100 alarm and control system and the DMS 2100 bridge control system. "The new series sets a standard for alarm and con- trol systems which not only meets today's requirements from the leading classification societies, but also satisfies the demands of the owners well into the next century," commented Kjeld Dittmann of

Lyngs0.

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Westinghouse Introduces

New Marine Satellite

Telephone

Westinghouse is scheduled to introduce the marine version of its

Series 1000 satellite telephone sys- tem.

The marine satellite phone sys- tem — to be marketed under the name Wavetalk — provides private digital communications in voice, data and fax for mariners through- out virtually all North American waters.

The Series 1000 operated on

American Mobile Satellite

Corporation's AMSC-1 satellite in the U.S.; TMI Communications and Company, Limited

Sperry Enhances VOSS

Technology; Supplies

Smart Tech To Navy Ship

Sperry Marine has updated its

Vessel Optimization and Safety

System (VOSS) in a project joint- ly undertaken with a Maritech grant. Major technical develop- ments include high speed data transmission via ship-shore satellite communications and modems; cost-effective sensors; and powerful desktop computers.

The result is a VOSS which pro- vides long range sea/swell fore- casts and monitors vessel motion, structural responses and engine/propeller performance.

The system is currently installed on three ships and will be tested on a SeaRiver tanker and an APL containership this winter.

Integration of the Voyage Data

Recorder (VDR) with the central alarm system is also in progress.

In other developments at

Sperry, the company's Integrated

Bridge System (IBS) is being sup- plied to USS Yorktown, the

Navy's first Smart Ship, a gov- ernment/industry effort aimed at significantly reducing ships' manning requirements while maintaining the highest stan- dards of safety and operational flexibility. "By automating data gathering and less sophisticated ship-oper- ating functions, sailors can con- centrate their time on navigating and warfighting functions," said

Walter Starkey, Sperry's Smart

Ship program manager. Testing of Phase 1 on Yorktown reported- ly already points to a possible reduction in bridge manning requirements by as much as 70 percent. Also involved in the

Smart Ship program are NSWC

Carderock, CAE Electronics,

IDAX, ITS, QED Systems and

Intergraph.

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