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To the Maritime Association Pont of New York & New Jersey 1998-1999 Conferences in New York City at Windows on the World, World Trade Center One

Schedule of Events

February 16-17, 1999

Harbor Safety Committees of the 21st Century National Conference (cooperating host: US Coast Guard)

HSC Success stories from across the nation;

RADM Robert C. North, "Critical

Importance of Marine Commerce to Every

American"; Captains of the Ports

April 8, 1999

High Speed Ferry

Northeast Conference "Safety Assessment of High Speed

Catamaran Ferries" by Jim Peachey, UK "Shipyard Business, Hull Shapes, SE Asia

Impact" by Richard Nawcomb, Hawaii

Contact name for information:

Judy Rovins

Phone: (800) 237-7203 a division of JKRovins, LLC 251 Riverside Avenue

Westport, CT 06880

Trade Shows & Sales Presentations • Advertising . Public Relations • CD-Rom • CD-WEB •

Electronic/Printed Brochures & Promotions

Ph: (203)454 fax: (203)454-3241 e-mail: [email protected]

ACR Electronics: RapidFix 406 EPIRB

ACR Electronics offers the RapidFix 406, a 406 mHz EPIRB with GPS interface.

According to the com- pany, the RapidFix 406 is the next generation of EPIRB, providing an entirely new functionality to the satel- lite-aided search and rescue system by using a GPS NMEA 0183 interface to add latitude/longitude coordinates to the emergency signal transmitted by the unit. The unit measures 3.7 x 7.2 x 4.3 in., and weighs two lbs.

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ARINC: Providing Electronic Aids

With JPS

ARINC, Inc. and Jacobsen Pilot

Services, Inc. (JPS) have begun the sec- ond phase of their joint program to pro- vide improved electronic aids for piloting and navigation in the Long Beach, Calif, port area. Ship-to-shore and ship-to-ship data link capability will be enhanced.

The companies will determine the best

Carnival Cruise Lines, one of South Florida's most successful and stable organizations, has the following exceptional opportunities available in our Miami, Florida offke:

PORT ENGINEER

We are seeking a Chief Engineer of ocean vessels with at least 8 years experience as an onboard engineer and 3 years of technical marine supervision. Passenger ship experience helpful. You will be responsible for all repair and maintenance activities, follow and control planned maintenance, inventories and dry dock, support installations and modifications of new systems onboard the vessels and preparation of vessel budget. You must also be able to manage technical projects and write technical reports. Knowledge of Lotus/Excel for Windows, MS

Project and Data Base Programs as well as fluency in

English (oral and written] are essential. Availability to travel on short notice is necessary. This position reports to Director of Repair and Maintenance.

PORT ELECTRONIC ENGINEER

We reauire at least 3 years experience on a passenger or cargo snip as a Chief Electrician or in a similar capacity, as well as a Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Electronic

Engineering, specialty certification from the Maritime Institute or equivalent work experience. Reporting to the Manager of

Marine Electrical Engineering, your primary responsibilities will include coordinating electrical and electronic service activities onboard ships, coordinating electrical/electronic projects on existing ships and new shipbuilding plus assisting

Port Engineers in resolving electrical issues.

We offer a competitive compensation and benefits package, including full health coverage, 401(k) and orwite child care and fitness centers. For consideration, send resume and salary history to:

Carnival Cruise lines, 3655 NW 87 Ave., Miami, FL 33178-2428, Attn: Herb Schleier, MSEB-125N, FAX; (305) 406-8619, e-mail: hsthleier0camival.com. All applicants must pass a postoffer bkgd check and drug screening. EOE.

H Carnival technologies for integrating radar video, radar targets, standard AIS and the accurate AIS icons on a single electronic chart display. The Automatic

Information/Identification System (AIS) uses high frequency spread spectrum technology that covers the ports of Los

Angeles and Long Beach and approach- es to the harbors.

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Barco: ECDIS Display Devices

Barco's line of maritime displays pro- vides the required color stabilization and calibration capabilities to render

ECDIS col- ors compa- rable with the fixed colors on nautical paper charts. The new monitors in the product line, ECDIS ICD 319, Orion 16 and

ECDIS ICD 321 feature calibration and stabilization capabilities, ambient light control, quick degauss functions and an advanced electronic monitoring facility.

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C-MAP: C-MAP NT Features

Detailed Information

C-MAP NT offers a variety of information in every C-Card.

Available information includes

Quick Info, pop-up windows of detailed nav-aid and object information; Port

Info, travel guides of up-to-date marine and port services every- where; and Tide

Info, predictions of past, present and future tides. Customization of the charts - adding details, shading applicable depth areas, or darken- ing contour lines - is all possible.

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CORETEC: Ship

Predictor System

CORETEC has developed several innovative products and designed to increase safety to life and the environment and improve the efficiency of opera- tions during marine and offshore activi- ties. The ship

Predictor System services

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