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- Gladsky Marine Offers Large Crane Vessel For Lift Operations Maritime Reporter, Oct 1989 #24
The 180- by 54-foot crane vessel Big Easy is now available for salvage, wreck removal and general lift work in the Northeastern U.S., after undergoing routine hull painting at Hudson Drydock Corp. Owned by John J. Gladsky Jr. of Gladsky Marine of Glen Cove, Long Island, N.Y., the Big Easy features a 135- foot biforcated sheer leg boom which has the ability to lift 250 tons at a 100-foot radius. The vessel can be used for lifts of as much as 600 tons.

According to Mr. Gladsky, the Big Easy was built by Maxon Marine Industries shipyard in Indiana in 1981. Purchased in 1989 by Gladsky Marine, the vessel was previously employed in the Gulf of Mexico for oilfield platform installation.

The Big Easy is scheduled to be used in a wreck removal project shortly, and Mr. Gladsky also plans to utilize the vessel in two marine float launchings at Gladsky Marine's Glen Cove, Long Island, facility.

For information on the availability and capabilities of the Big Easy, contact: John J. Gladsky Jr., Gladsky Marine, Garvcies Point Road, Glen Cove, N.Y. 11542; telephone: (516) 671-2474.
- Fast SES Ferry Used In New Commuter Service Between L.I. And Manhattan Maritime Reporter, May 1989 #22
A new rush-hour commuter service utilizing a high-speed hover ferry was recently inaugurated between Glen Cove Marina, Glen Cove, Long Island, and Pier 11 at the foot of Wall Street in Manhattan The new Monday-to-Friday rushhour service utilizes a 62-passenger SES (Surface-Effect Ship) built by a
- SNAME Announces 1983 Committee Chairmen Maritime Reporter, Apr 1983 #100
honorary vice president of the society. Finance and Audit Committee — John A. Livingston, chairman emeritus, Webb Institute of Naval Architecture, Glen Cove, N.Y., and honorary vice president of the society. Journal of Ship Research Committee — Ralph D. Cooper, program manager, Flow Research, Silver
- Heavy Weather Ship Operation Subject Of Webb Seminar Maritime Reporter, Sep 1977 #58
A Seminar on Ship Operation in Heavy Weather has been scheduled for September 19-20 at Webb Institute of Naval Architecture, Glen Cove, Long Island, N.Y. _ Recently, there has been increasing interest in technical developments toward more efficient operation of ships in heavy weather services. Storm
- SNAME President Names Committee Chairmen Maritime Reporter, Mar 15, 1977 #23
, Inc., Arlington, Va. Committee on Education — chairman, Rear Adm. Charles N. Payne, USN (ret.), president, Webb Institute of Naval Architecture, Glen Cove, N.Y. Committee on Fellows — chairman, Prof. Richard B. Couch, Department of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, The University of Michigan
- Hofstra And Webb Jointly Announce New Relationship Maritime Reporter, Oct 1978 #34
A cooperative relationship between two institutions—Webb Institute of Naval Architecture in Glen Cove, N.Y., and Hofstra University— will begin this fall, it was jointly announced by Rear Adm. Charles N. Payne, president of Webb Institute, and Dr. James M. Shuart, president of Hofstra. Under the
- SNAME Announces Committee Chairmen For 1980 Maritime Reporter, Apr 1980 #36
. Honorary vice president of the Society. Finance and Audit Committee— John A. Livingston, chairman emeritus, Webb Institute of Naval Architecture, Glen Cove, N.Y. Journal of Ship Research Committee— Ralph I). Cooper, head, Fluid Dynamics Program, Office of Naval Research, Department of the Navy,
- APM Offers Literature On Contamination Control In Shipboard Fluid Systems Maritime Reporter, Nov 1980 #34
. For a free copy of APM's new literature, write for publication A-103, Land and Marine Division, Dept. MR, APM, 30 Sea Cliff Avenue, Glen Cove, N.Y. 11542
- New Pall Filter Assembly Is Bi-Directional— Literature Available Maritime Reporter, Jun 15, 1980 #24
one-inch nominal ports and SAE f o u r - b o l t , split-flange fittings. For further information write to Gerald Palmer, Dept. MR, Pall Corporation, Glen Cove, N.Y. 1154
- New Pall Filter Medium For Hydraulic/Lube —Literature Available Maritime Reporter, Nov 1981 #56
Pall Industrial Hydraulics Corporation, Glen Cove, N.Y., has added a new grade of filter medium to its Ultipore® line of filter elements for hydraulic and lube oil service. Designated "US" grade, the new medium has an absolute removal rating of 12 micrometers and a /3I0 rating of 25 as measured by
- Webb Elects Officers To Governing Board— Bryan Named President Maritime Reporter, Dec 15, 1984 #5
Webb Institute of Naval Architecture in Glen Cove, N.Y., the oldest four-year naval architecture undergraduate institution in the U.S. developed solely to the education of future naval architects and marine engineers, has announced the election of the following officers of the Institute's governing
- MarAd Issues Report On Large Diameter Reduced Weight Propellers Maritime Reporter, Apr 1983 #6
, hollow hubs, tip-attached tandem propellers, and fiberreinforced plastic propellers. The study, prepared by Webb Institute of Naval Architecture, Glen Cove, N.Y., also discusses the application of these concepts to a 120,000-dwt tanker and the fuel savings that could be achieved. Copies of the 202-page r

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Owner: Maryland Dept. EDDIE of Natural Resources Builder: Blount Boats Designer: BMT Designers & Planners SOMERS arren, R.I. shipbuilder Blount Boats this boom crane for buoy and debris removal applications. year delivered a new buoy tender/ice- The boat built to ABS standards and is U.S. Coast breaker
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Vessels USCGC Glen Harris Louisiana shipbuilder Bollinger Shipyards has delivered the USCGC Glen Harris to the U.S. Coast Guard in Key West, Fla. The vessel is the 167th Bollinger has delivered to the U.S. Coast Guard over a 35-year period and the 44th Fast Response Cutter (FRC) delivered under the
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In the Shipyard New vessels, contracts and designs Wilson Sons to Build Six Tugboats Wilson Sons will start in the ? rst quarter of 2021 the construc- tion of six tugboats, at its shipyards in Guarujá (SP). “The new series will contribute to the renewal of the ? eet and will fa- cilitate support for
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new technological strengths raise an important, plan B and plan C. The real world is still out there.” and maybe troubling, question: Can simulators alone Glen Paine is the Executive Director at MITAGS. He completely train a captain or a pilot? Believe it or not – points out that advances in computer technology
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New Products Innovative new products, technologies and concepts ROMOR Unveils two NEW Wave Gliders for Dalhousie University ROMOR Ocean Solutions announced the arrival of two new Liquid Robotics Wave Gliders for Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia, Canada. The two glid- ers are an addition to the suite
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follow boats. Over-? shing has affected the orcas’ food stocks, resulting in a Ocean Startup Winners Named decline in the population of orcas, and increased maritime traf? c in the vicin- • Marecomms Inc. (Halifax, NS) de- The ? rst Ocean Startup Challenge ity of the busy Increased sea lanes near
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COVE Internship Project Begins ucts and then moved into a Customer building blocks that enable rapid devel- The Center for Ocean Ventures and En- Support role six years ago. opment of integrated robotics solutions, trepreneurship (COVE) has announced helping operators accomplish their mis- the Internship
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ogy, a hull crawling robot with precise H2H Wins Bathymetric Survey Deal SOI Appoints Dr. Virmani hull-relative navigation and autonomy H2H Geoscience Engineering (H2H) The Schmidt Ocean Institute appointed capabilities. Assisting James on the has announced a new contract with Dr. Jyotika Virmani as
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New AI Tool for Sonaar Noise Clean-up Teledyne CARIS has announced the a new cloud-based platform to host current released of HIPS and SIPS 11.3. This new and future AI solutions. CARIS Mira AI software upgrade will introduce the ? rst- also provides a ? exible package capable ever COTS (commercial-off
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People & Companies run from January 1, 2020, to December 31, 2022. Mitcham Names New Tech Positions Mitcham Industries, Inc. has made two additions to its technology development team. Andy Meecham has joined Mit- cham in the newly-created position of Vice President and Chief Technology Of? cer.
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development for my site in Gulfport. Participating in the nuclear and environmental services Engineers in Motion – ceremonial ribbon-cutting were Glen within its Technical Solutions divi- Robert Gage, P. Eng. Robert Allan Ltd. announced that East, superintendent of Gulfport School sion. Before joining
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PEOPLE & COMPANY NEWS Duluth Seaway Port Authority Nani Jugovich Hron Cregan Glen elected mayor in 2006. He served as mayor for a decade before being elect- ed SLC Commissioner of the Seventh District in 2016. He was elected vice chair of the SLC Board in January 2019, and currently serves as
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tion across sectors to connect local and international com- Applied research and new marine tech The Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial Univer- panies in the ocean industry, its ? ve main areas of operation sity of Newfoundland, (the Marine Institute) in St John’s, being marine transportation
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SHIPBUILDING 2019: INSIDE THE SHIPYARD Diversity Drives Derecktor Derecktor is a diverse boatbuilding has a top speed of 15 knots and boasts organization, with a multitude of yards 300-sq.-ft. of open cargo space, 100-sq.- “There is ever growing enthusiasm for green solu- and long experience building
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T e game has changed Of shore Survey Vessels are Ready for Faster Sensors By Jamie Sangster, CEO, LeeWay Marine n 2009 I wrote a thesis on the use of unmanned sys- are increasingly con? dent in the data harvested by these ma- tems for defense applications. At that time, the three chines. I watched
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of Production Irina Vasilets [email protected] (OK, to be fair, the Ballast Water Technology rules and systems caused its own con- 88 at his home in Glen Head, NY. Nicole Ventimiglia [email protected] siderable ruckus, but to be fair having seen it drag on for more than 15 years, the time Born in
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S SATELLITE COMMUNICATION Images Courtesy MARLINK Left: KVH’s IP-MobileCast content delivery service brings news, sports, movie, and TV content on board via satellite, a great boost for crew welfare. Above: XChange is Marlink’s centralized communications manage- ment system, streamlined and integrated to
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CRUISE SHIPPING • LINDBLAD EXPEDITIONS ABB Onboard with Lindblad Expeditions While the National Geographic Endurance is a ther improve ef? ciency and safety of the polar smaller cruise vessel with 69 cabins, there is noth- newbuild. It integrates power, propulsion and ing small about the level of