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Photo on the Cover: Courtesy Philly Shipyard : Photo this page: Courtesy Captain Morgan McManus 12 Preserving OPA90 Experience

Departments

OPA90 has had an outsized effect to an extent that it may no longer be as effec- 4 Authors & Contributors tive as it was in recent years due to its own success.

6 Editorial

By Rik van Hemmen 8 By the Numbers:

Cruise & Super Yachts 24 “New York State of Mind” 10 Training Tips for Ships:

SUNY Maritime’s Captain Morgan McManus prepares to take the helm of Empire

Overtraining in Maritime

State, the ? rst of ? ve new National Security Multi-Mission Vessels (NSMV) being 14 Eye on Design: built for the U.S. maritime academies at Philly Shipyard.

AI & Engineering Analysis

By Greg Trauthwein 16 The Path to Zero:

Finding USNs Future Fuel 34 Engineered Solutions for Enclosed Spaces 18 Legal Beat:

If you think the human element is the only cause of enclosed space deaths ... Sexual Assault & Harassment think again. 20 Remote Operations:

Challenges, Opportunities

By Wendy Laursen 22 Autonomous Shipping:

Social Implications of MASS 38 The Real Cost of Zero Emission 46 Logistics:

As ports are pressed to clean up, the EPA is working on a pair of high-pro? le port

What’s Driving Cargo Theft?

initiatives it hopes will move the needle toward zero emission operations.

48 Connectivity:

By Tom Ewing

Meet AST’s IRAMS 50 Event: MRS 2023 44 Containershipping & the COVID Hangover 52 Tech Feature: PopEye ‘Boom and bust’ is taken to a whole new level in the container shipping sector, 54 Tech Feature: Welding with freight volume dropping and capacity increasing. 57 Tech Files

By Greg Trauthwein 58 In the Shipyard 61 Classi? eds 64 Buyer’s Directory 64 Advertisers Index 2 Maritime Reporter & Engineering News • September 2023

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