Navigational Systems
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- Watercom Names Gerald A. Motta VP, Operations Maritime Reporter, Jul 1988 #7
Gerald A. Motta has been named vice president of operations for Waterway Communications System, Inc., by its president, Richard A. Baker. Waterway Communications System, Inc., Jeffersonville, Ind., is responsible for the development of Watercom, a new directdial telephone service for the marine industry.
Mr. Motta brings over 23 years of telecommunications experience to Watercom. He has extensive senior level management experience with marine electronic systems, including radar, RF/VHF/UHV sys- tems, Omega navigational systems, and HF satellite communications.
Watercom is a direct-dial telephone network providing the marine industry with improved telecommunications.
The network serves 4,000 miles of inland waterways with high quality, automated telephone service from land to vessel, vessel to land, and vessel to vessel.
Service extends to the Mississippi, Ohio and Illinois Rivers and the Gulf Intracoastal Waterways with incidental coverage extending to the tributaries of the waterway and offshore waters of the Gulf of Mexico.
For more information and free literature on Watercom, Circle 55 on Reader Service Card
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- Racal-Decca Marine Promotes Executives, Opens New Offices Maritime Reporter, Sep 15, 1981 #83
the hilt," said Mr. Burns. Racal-Decca Marine enjoys a successful track record in all four marine electronics areas: small boat and deepsea radar, navigational systems, radio communications, and autopilots
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- AIS - Panacea or Pandora's Box Maritime Reporter, Jun 2003 #18
transceiver unit intended to be integrated with a ship's radar, gyrocompass, global positioning system (GPS), and other operational and navigational systems. When fully operational and when functioning properly, it will provide the officer in charge of the navigational watch with a radar display that
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- Maritime Cybersecurity: A New Approach is Needed Maritime Reporter, Apr 2018 #16
to unintentional behaviors – “I’m not going to adhere to company rules and perform my duties in a secure way” – or actions such as the hijacking of navigational systems to steal or destroy a vessel, or other acts disruptive to normal operations, typically for monetary gain.The quantitative data from the Functions
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- "A Maritime Disaster Waiting to Happen" Maritime Reporter, Jun 2019 #15
– the attack is delivered. It spreads. It’s autonomous.”Once ship systems have been infected, it’s open season for the criminal/activist terrorist. Navigational systems can be controlled, resulting in the vessel being shown in a false position, or radar targets being hidden or corrupted, leaving the ship vulnerable
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- Hidden Exposures Can Sink a Business Maritime Reporter, Oct 2013 #24
equipment installers tackle a variety of tasks from general maintenance and repair, to upgrading electrical systems, to installing state-of-the-art navigational systems. Along with these tasks comes a wide array of maritime risk exposures, both large and small, for which the business owner needs to be adequately
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- SAMI On Top Line Security Concerns Maritime Reporter, Sep 2014 #20
entities As crews get smaller and ships get bigger, they increasingly rely on automation and remote monitoring, meaning key components, including navigational systems, can be hacked. Given the nature of the threat the true extent of shipping’s cyber vulnerabilities remains uncertain, but the industry is
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- Building Out on Big Data Maritime Reporter, Jul 2015 #30
customer base and service network. Our investments in radar and ECDIS are critical to our ambitions to evolve into a supplier of integrated navigational systems. To be a top three supplier we need to offer a complete portfolio from fishing boats to large containerships. “Our strategy is to integrate
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- A New Era of Antarctic Exploration: AUVs in Polar Science Marine Technology, Jan 2015 #26
suited to polar areas where ice cover restricts access to the sea surface and adds to the risk of AUV missions. Advancements in data telemetry and navigational systems would mitigate the financial risk associated with the loss of a platform, and more importantly, the scientific data stored on board. Dr. Williams
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- The World’s Cold Ocean Lab Marine Technology, Mar 2015 #58
aptitude for operating in harsh conditions. This includes remote sensing, ice management, ocean observation, simulation, telecommunications, and navigational systems, and the best minds in academia, private enterprise, and industry operate in a highly collaborative fashion. The evolution of Newfoundland
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- Technology Qualification on the Route to Autonomy Marine News, Dec 2017 #36
may well be leading that transition, with some projections for remote-controlled vessels as soon as next year. Many new technologies (sensors, navigational systems, instrumentation and artificial intelligence, etc.) are rapidly being introduced, with industry codes and regulations struggling to keep pace
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- Navigational Question in the Digital Age Maritime Logistics Professional, Q3 2016 #59
Question. Maintaining responsibility requires participation. Managing Automation, Keeping Watch How should mariners practice participation in navigational systems that both exclude them and yet require their attention? To begin with, they must keep asking the Navigational Question: What am I looking at
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July 2024 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 31to any data collection tasks, FOGs continue to be part of the GNSS- situation. Exail sold the ? rst of its latest model, Phins 9 Com- denied navigational systems that enable them to do it. pact, to Bedrock for a new modular AUV designed for swift The FOG sensors in an inertial navigation system measure
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June 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 15According to She? , the Naval Dome nostics or perform software upgrades, shipment to end-users. activist terrorist, with everytthing from- navigational systems to machinery sys- tems at their disposal. “Cruises hips are an especially attrac- tive target,” said Sela. “We have already seen the global
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July 2018 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 52operations, including systems to advance ship design and support shipbuilding oper- ations; systems that monitor the health of seafarers; I navigational systems; asset monitoring systems; and new ? eet management systems. The Auros NX Connector allows users to access and incorporate knowledge stored
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January 2015 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 32surface and adds to the risk of AUV missions. Advance- namics in the Antarctic but would also be applicable in other ments in data telemetry and navigational systems would miti- ice-covered scenarios,” Dr. Forrest. gate the ? nancial risk associated with the loss of a platform, The polar environment remains
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September 2014 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 22As crews get smaller and ships get bigger, they increasingly rely on automation and remote monitoring, meaning key com- ponents, including navigational systems, can be hacked. Given the nature of the threat the true extent of ship- ping’s cyber vulnerabilities remains uncertain, but the industry
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June 2003 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 18transceiver unit intended to be integrated with a ship's radar, gyrocompass, global positioning system (GPS), and other operational and navigational systems. When fully oper- ational and when functioning properly, it will provide the officer in charge of the navigational watch with a radar display
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May 2004 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 5475060 PHONE: 186 NIGHTNAV FAX 972-554-3965 EMAIL: [email protected] WEB SITE HTTP WWW NIGHTNAV COM DESCR: UNIQUE INTEGRATED MARINE NAVIGATIONAL SYSTEMS NORCONTROL IT AS PO BOX 1024 HORTEN N-3194 NORWAY PHONE +47 33 08 48 00 FAX +47 33 04 57 35 [email protected] WEBSITE
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May 15, 1974 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 45how the equipment is developed, manufactured and installed. In other words, so that he would know everything there is to know about ship's navigational systems. Yet for all this, Lim Han Ho is no exception. Because working with him are 3,000 other highly qualified personnel. So that our customers
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May 1974 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 28how the equipment is developed, manufactured and installed. In other words, so that he-would know everything there is to know about ship's navigational systems. Yet for all this, Lim Han Ho is no exception. Because working with him are 3,000 other highly qualified personnel. So that our customers
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October 15, 1973 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 44how the equipment is developed, manufactured and installed. In other words, so that he would know everything there is to know about ship's navigational systems. Yet for all this, Lim Han Ho is no exception. Because working with him are 3,000 other highly qualified personnel. So that our customers
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August 15, 1973 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 30how the equipment is developed, manufactured and installed. In other words, so that he would know everything there is to know about ship's navigational systems. Yet for all this, Lim Han Ho is no exception. Because working with him are 3,000 other highly qualified personnel. So that our customers
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May 15, 1973 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 31how the equipment is developed, manufactured and installed. In other words, so that he would know everything there is to know about ship's navigational systems. Yet for all this, Lim Han Ho is no exception. Because working with him are 3,000 other highly qualified personnel. So that our customers
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October 2013 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 24install-ers tackle a variety of tasks from general maintenance and repair, to upgrading electrical systems, to in-stalling state-of-the-art navigational systems. Along with these tasks comes a wide array of maritime risk expo-sures, both large and small, for which the business owner needs to be ad-equately
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November 2012 - Marine News page: 80and Woolwich, where duty of cers observe and report the movement of vessels using a sophisticated network of radar, AIS, VHF radio and other navigational systems, the new launches provided the ?eyes and ears? of the Harbor Masters, out on the river. Designing the vessels took ve years in all. From
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August 2011 - Marine News page: 31that was established in 1990. Hornbeck's HOS Centerline and HOSStrongline are vessels with oil-skim- ming systems, ocean boom, support boats and navigational systems thatcan support skimming at night and in stormy weather. Hornbeck, based in Covington, La., in late May posted its first quarterly loss in over
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April 2009 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 63specifications according to navigational charting. -Previous Surveying experience -Exposure to ROV technology -Must have experience with up to date navigational systems. -Experience with Winfrog -Must have great communication skills Project will be a series of 6-8 week trips at sea for about a year, possible
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September 1996 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 22equipment, communications, maintenance and administrative needs. With 80 years of experi- ence in maritime communications, navigational systems and engine room monitoring equipment, Mackay is positioned to meet these needs. Keeping safety at sea and cus- tomer compliance with
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May 1995 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 16general refurbishment of the ex- isting cabins to provide luxury class accommoda- tion. New equipment installed includes a 20-ton deck crane, navigational systems and air condi- tioning. Mr. Meilaq is confident regarding the future of the newly enlarged Malta Drydocks following the merger with its
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November 1993 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 25vessel. The Silver Seas, 110 feet long with a 20-foot beam, will combine research and treasure hunt- ing. It has been outfitted with new navigational systems provided by Furuno and includes two new radars (48- and 72-mile models), a Global Positioning System (GPS), loran "C", a color video
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August 1990 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 64of the Towboat MISSOURI RIVER (ex-AMOCO MIS- SOURI), and vessel spare parts. The boat is outfitted with a full complement of the latest navigational systems and living quarters were completely refurbished in 1989. Vessel general characteristics are: BUILT 1940 REPOWERED 1968 CONVERSION
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July 1988 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 5literature on the shipbuilding, converting and ship-repairing services of Wartsila- Turku, Circle 47 on Reader Service Card tems, Omega navigational systems, and HF satellite communications. Watercom is a direct-dial tele- phone network providing the ma- rine industry with improved tele- communicat
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June 1985 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 12and construction industry with professional, high accuracy po- sitioning primarily in the Gulf of Mexico and US coastal waters. A variety of navigational systems will be employed, including Syledis, Argo, Mini-Ranger, UHF Transpon- der, as well as conventional tech- niques. For more information
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November 2009 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 33the 53rd largest spill on record ? but had a major impact on public perception. Today, safety measures, such as double-hulled ships and improved navigational systems have made accidents that result in oil spills much less likely. The Water Encyclopedia reports that the incidence of large spills (those involving
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July 2009 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 23
BOA Offshore. Four new Multi Purpose Supply Vessels and four Anchor Handling Tug Supply Vessels will be equipped with Raytheon Ansch?tz most modern navigational systems." It was nearly three years that Northrop Grumman Corporation's Sperry Marine unveiled its next-generation marine navigation the VisionMaster