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November 2023 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 30wide range of data sources. “Every day, we ingest about 2.25 mil- Atlantic Ocean, with 22 of 24 crewmembers lost. lion discrete data points,” says Dr. Rafael Soutelino of MetOcean T The structural failure of the vessel was attributed Solutions. This data comes from modelled data from global to several
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September 2022 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 10into USV-based op- erations. Co-founded in 2019, by a and remote operations. But AI will also is also equipped with ? ve cameras for play a role, says Rafael, for things like stereoscopic SLAM-based navigation naval architect and a robotics special- ist, it launched its ? rst USV, the 4.95 spotting blade
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May 2021 - Marine News page: 10Insights Bill Dutra CEO, The Dutra Group ill T. Dutra, CEO of San Rafael, Calif.-based The Dutra Group, is a walking encyclopedia on dredging and marine construction, having built his business from the ground up starting at age 26. B But the man, who is often seen in his signature Stetson or Borsalino
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January 2021 - Marine News page: 37managed by the local IHC operations team based in have clients that are willing to make these investments to Houston,” said Projects & Services Director Rafael Vor- grow infrastructure,” he said. “Callan Marine has a very caro. “We consider this project as an important step to healthy backlog at this time
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August 2020 - Marine News page: 46being managed by the local IHC operations team based in TSHD from Eastern Shipbuilding Group’s Allanton ship- Houston,” said Projects & Services Director Rafael Vor- yard in Panama City, Fla., to be handed over in the ? rst caro. “We consider this project as an important step to quarter of 2023. The new
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August 2020 - Marine News page: 44purpose, dredging operations,” said Harry Stew- er new 6000cy split lull bottom dump scow for delivering in art, Chief Operating Of? cer of the San Rafael, Calif.-based 2021, Stewart said. “We constantly evaluate the market and Dutra Group. “We anticipate that the current port capital demand for new
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June 2020 - Marine News page: 55. ton,” said Projects & Services Director maintenance and a smooth operation, “This is IHC’s ?rst U.S. ?agged ves- Royal IHC said, adding other key de- Rafael Vorcaro. “We consider this proj- sel,” says Sales Director America, Ra- ect as an important step to develop the sign factors include dredge depth
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June 2017 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 36world yearbook 2017 PCU Ralph Johnson (DDG 114), Under construction • LSD 41 / 49 Whidbey Island / Harpers Ferry-Class AIRCRAFT CARRIERS PCU Rafael Peralta (DDG 115), Under construction amphibious dock landing ships PCU Thomas Hudner (DDG 116), Under construction The U.S. Navy operate as a balanced mix
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April 2017 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 60so it is really ci? cally for work in the North Sea. a natural progression for us,” said C-Job Subsea 7 said its engineers designed the Project Manager Rafael Novas Garcia. two vessels in collaboration with Hyun- DEME will build Orion at Cosco Ship- dai Heavy Industries Shipyard in Ulsan, ping Heavy Industry
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October 2016 - Marine News page: 55PEOPLE & COMPANY NEWS Bouchard Transportation Co. Chris Desmond (LR), Dean Shoultz (MCFO), Paxton Jaenichen Rafael Riva (LR), Michael Klein-Urena (LR) and David Hanowski MCFO Crowley Launches Box Service between Jacksonville and Costa Rica Crowley Maritime Corporation last month announced today that
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June 2016 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 25LYNDON B JOHNSON BIW Start Fabrication 4-Apr-12 DDG 113 JOHN FINN HII Keel Laying 18-Nov-13 DDG 114 RALPH JOHNSON HII Keel Laying 12-Sep-14 DDG 115 RAFAEL PERALTA BIW Keel Laying 18-Oct-14 DDG 116 THOMAS HUDNER BIW Start Fabrication 15-Feb-13 DDG 117 PAUL IGNATIUS HII Start Fabrication 30-Sep-14 DDG
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June 2015 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 41past year have also DDG 114 RALPH JOHNSON HII Keel Laying 12-Sep-14 humanitarian assistance, disaster re- underscored the importance of operat- DDG 115 RAFAEL PERALTA BIW Keel Laying 18-Oct-14 sponse and theater security cooperation ing and prevailing the littoral environ- DDG 116 THOMAS HUDNER BIW
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December 2014 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 69– Houston; Bradley Grace – Houston; Criston Hall – Hous- ton; Sara Mione – Houston; Brian Van Brunt – Houston; Brendan Anzelone – Ft Lauderdale; Rafael Ramirez – Ft Lauderdale; and Gregory Smith – Ft Lauderdale. Doyle Named to SGMF Training and Competency Working Group The U.S. Maritime Research
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December 2014 - Marine News page: 52services for remote locations around the world, including Oil & Gas, Cruise, Ferries, Yachts, Commercial Shipping and Government. Brendan Anzelone, Rafael Ramirez and Gregory Smith are among eight new hires for Faststream, a global provider of oil & gas and maritime recruiting and stafÞ ng services
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September 2014 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 42is less. We are speak- ing about 10% in worst cases. But this is something. Ten percent in the price of a ship is many millions of U.S. dol- lars.” Rafael de Góngora, GM, Sener Design software can do more than eliminate a task here and there. It can signifi cantly reduce the required number of
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September 2014 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 40the more you can anticipate in the early stages, the more money you save,” said Stephane Neuveglise, Product Business Manager at Aveva Group plc. Rafael de Góngora, General Manager of Sener Marine, agrees “It’s a matter of money: The earlier the decisions have the greatest economic impact.” It’s
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July 2014 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 11Sego- via, and when it was over the organizers proclaimed it a great success, recording the highest number of participants ever. On Thursday June 12, Rafael de Góngora, General Manager of SENER Marine Business Unit, welcomed the attendees and encouraged an open shar- ing of experience in using the
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November 15, 1978 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 13Oakland; Capt. Norman H. Olson, USN, of Virginia Beach, Va., class of 1953, Commander, Naval Spe- cial Warfare Group Two; Wilson Stackhouse of San Rafael, Calif., class of 1943, president of Argo International Company, and Jo- seph K. Tynan of New Orleans, La., class of 1943, president of Charles
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February 15, 1980 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 22during the World War II Naval Battle of Guadalcanal. The ship was chris- tened by the admiral's granddaughter, Mrs. Sharon Callaghan Giacone of San Rafael, Calif. Designated DDG-994, the Callaghan is 563 feet long, displaces 8,100 tons, and is one in a series of multimission destroyers being produced
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June 2014 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 29Awarded – Omaha LCS 12 Independence Ordered – Paul Ignatius DDG 117 Arleigh Burke – 2018 Portland LPD 27 San Antonio Under Construction 2017 Rafael Peralta DDG 115 Arleigh Burke Ordered 2016 Ralph Johnson DDG 114 Arleigh Burke Ordered 2016 Sioux City LCS 11 Freedom Ordered – Thomas Hudner DDG
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February 1995 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 35De Santander. The departure of Mr. Burnison has led to reorganization at Astilleros De Santander, with Luis de Celis, sales and ship repair; Rafael Gutierrez, estimating and invoicing; and Pablo Izu, ship con- versions, as new department heads. For more information on Astilleros De Santander
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March 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 5012VP185 May-00 Eastern Shipbuilding Group Lake Champloin Transportation N/A PossengerAehide Ferry 216x43x12 Caterpillar Aug-00 Naviera Tamaulipos San Rafael Supply Vessel 204 x 44 x 16 Caterpillar Jun-00 The Boat Company Mist Cove Excursion Vessel 157 x 32 x 13.5 Cleveland Feb-00 University of Miami
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May 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 31110,000 gals, of fuel; 211,000 gals, of drill/water bal- last; and 7,200 cu. ft. of bulk mud in six tanks. With delivery scheduled for June, San Rafael will be classed by ABS. Circle 94 on Reader Service Card Seacraft Shipyard Delivers M/V Sea Holly tioned in Dana Point as a Fish and Game Enforcem
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May 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 29110,000 gals, of fuel; 211,000 gals, of drill/water bal- last; and 7,200 cu. ft. of bulk mud in six tanks. With delivery scheduled for June, San Rafael will be classed by ABS. Circle 94 on Reader Service Card Seacraft Shipyard Delivers M/V Sea Holly Designed for extended excursions, the 110