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    • OCEANS 81 Maritime Reporter, Sep 15, 1981 #12

    Oceans '81, the annual conference and exhibition sponsored by the IEEE Council of Oceanic Engineering and the Marine Technology Society, will be held September 16-18 at the Sheraton Hotel, Boston, Mass. A record 300 technical presentations will be made by eminent persons from academe, research organ

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  • has an extensive background in the marketing and sales of INMARSAT satellite communications terminals. He is a former chairman of the IEEE-45 Marine Transportation Committee. Mackay is the exclusive U.S. distributor for the EB Nera "Saturn" shipboard and transportable INMARSAT satellite

  • Engineering degree from Lowell Technological Institute. He is a member of ASNE and SNAME, and is a member of The Marine Transportation Committee of IEEE. He is also a member of the Society of Automotive Engineers and serves on its Aerospace and Avionics subcommittee AE-9C on Fiberoptic Data Busses

  • electrical awareness. Timothy L. Gauthier, Project Manager/Senior Training Specialist, AVO Training Institute, is currently Secretary of the IEEE P45.5 (Shipyard Safety) Committee, and an IEEE 1584 Workgroup member. He has more than 30 years of electrical experience. He is also an instructor AVO

  • a premium. Its AC Variable Frequency electric drive satisfies a wide range of performance requirements. All electrical components comply with ABS, USCG, and IEEE-45 standards. The tow winch is part of a two-winch suite of equipment that also includes a Markey Model DEPCF-52- 75HP Class II Hawser Winch. Together

  • . The INP may also be interfaced with multiple sources of navigation and target information including radar, sonar, gyrocompass/ speed log, and the IEEE bus. EPSCO designs and manufactures microwave components and systems, special test and simulation equipment, and navigation systems for both military

  • cooperate in the precedent-setting meeting. They are the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), and the Marine Technology Society (MTS). The technical sessions will take place over a 2y2-day period, and in addition there will be luncheons

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    , Singapore Dr. David Sundin is Founder and 2. “Thermal Management of Lithium-Ion Battery Systems”, David Sundin, Ph.D. En- gineered Fluids, Inc.; © IEEE Open Journal of Vehicular Technology. Chief Scientist of Engineered 3. “Insights into Fire Propagation in NMC 21700 Cell Modules with and without

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    . Dr, Sundin has over 30 years’ experience developing and applying specialty electrical cooling ? uids and has held leadership positions in a variety of IEEE and ASTM Committees. MTR #1 (1-17).indd 6 1/31/2024 2:01:31 P

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    are quali? ed to be transported under UN3481, which is less restrictive. This is FUTURE because the housing protects the battery from incidental punc- IEEE Spectrum (October 2022) reported on Mercedes-Benz ture. For more information in IATA rules, see Battery Univer- prototype Vision EQXX sedan. It will

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    of Energy, Aiken, South Carolina, 2009. [6] M. Lang and K. Jones, “Investigation of Factors Affecting the Sustainability of Arcs Below 250V,” in IEEE Industry Applications Society Annual Meeting, Orlando, 2011. [7] “Technical Engineering Services to per- form Arc Flash Analysis for Coast Guard

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    rated • Current-limiting fuses or Flash Hazards” [14], equations were clothing for incident energies above 40 circuit breakers detailed that underlie IEEE Standard cal/cm2 are not recognized, and ener- • Arc Resistant Switchgear 1584-2002 [15]. In the initial phase of gized work should not be performed

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    voltage standards the Institute of Electrical and Electron- called plasma ? ows through the inside physically segregate the entrance cu- ics Engineers (IEEE): IEEE Std 45.5, of the switchboard. If an arc starts in one bicles and make such propagation from Recommended Practice for Electrical location

  • MT Jan-22#46 Photo by Elizabeth Strickland, IEEE 46 January/February 2022 MTR)
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    Service (NMS), manufacturers of the impressive Vitrovex line of hollow glass spheres for ocean science. My suggestion Photo by Elizabeth Strickland, IEEE 46 January/February 2022 MTR #1 (34-49).indd 46 1/25/2022 9:18:01 A

  • MT Sep-21#25 up to SHF (centimeter wave) in IEEE bands S and C, and can)
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    RF performance characteristics. These pressure-rated, low-loss RF (coax) connectors are ideal for GPS-frequency systems up to SHF (centimeter wave) in IEEE bands S and C, and can be hybridized with electrical contacts and/or optical ferrules. BIRNS new 1C and 1V series assemblies offer low insertion loss

  • MT Jul-21#20 at half the Olsen has been the IEEE (Institute of inated industry)
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    target to deliver twice the infor- lated industries. Throughout her career in a male-dom- mation in half the time and at half the Olsen has been the IEEE (Institute of inated industry, Olsen pushed through unit cost. Electrical and Electronic Engineers) those awkward moments of being singled This

  • MT Mar-20#14 was held for show support for IEEE MTS OCEANS at NSCC and)
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    a setting. Therefore, In addition to the traditional trade a one year Ocean Technology program an online training course was held for show support for IEEE MTS OCEANS at NSCC and both ocean mapping and them, tailored speci? cally to tradeshow shows this year, OceansAdvance added underwater technology

  • MT Sep-19#53 presented at the last week’s IEEE Interna- into different)
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    try- with new capabilities to “shapeshift,” by au- ing if they fail. tonomously disconnecting and reassembling In a new paper presented at the last week’s IEEE Interna- into different con? gurations to form various tional Symposium on Multi-Robot and Multi-Agent Sys- ? oating platforms in the canals of Amster- tem

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    Similar to what an operating sys- tem is on PCs, the OS became the most important component on your computer. For UUVs it will be autonomy. At a recent IEEE workshop, the commu- nity strongly request vehicle manufactures “open the door” to control. Backseat drivers need more access to sensor data and

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    A Personal Re? ection The Role of the USCG RDC in About the Author Dr. Charles Judice, IEEE Fellow and ELECTRONICS UPDATE USCG Auxiliary FSO-NS. (Note: USCG members Irene Gonin, and Lee Luft Electronic ATON’s contributed to this article. o recreational boaters, Aids to and ship-to-ATON communications.

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    The Oceans 2016 conference and exhibition, co-sponsored by the Marine Technology Society and the IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society, was held September 19-23, 2016 in Monterey, Calif. The event drew more than 100 exhibitors showcasing some of the latest products, services and tech- nological advancements.

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    Spark Resistant Signal Integrity Manual Hoists TE Connectivity’s Raychem high- and Trolleys speed data transmission cables for Harrington Hoists’ IEEE 1394 applications are designed RCB Ex Certi? ed for use with commercial marine sys- Spark Resistant hand tems. The ruggedized cable helps chain

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