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- New Raytheon Anschütz Navigation Radar Maritime Reporter, Oct 2014 #70
At SMM Raytheon Anschütz launched the newly developed NautoScan NX network radar transceivers, the centerpiece of its next generation Synapsis Radar system. The new NautoScan NX transceivers generate raw radar video, which is distributed via Gigabit LAN. Raw video distribution without any analogue losses enables optimized performance with high-fidelity radar data processing through the individual end-user applications on the bridge. An unlimited number of workstations and applications can be linked to the LAN to receive the radar video. A star-based network approach offers highest scalability and flexibility for a wide range of applications and requirements without need for special cabling or conversion hardware. As part of the complete system redesign, critical parts such as the drive unit have been optimized to provide customers with maintenance-free operation and an extended life. Features such as automatic performance monitoring or a Magnetron sleep mode for longer maintenance intervals are now integrated in the system. The Synapsis Radar is built on the new Synapsis NX system architecture. The Synapsis Radar task is part of the Synapsis NX multifunctional workstations, which integrates all navigational data, tasks and services to enable users full data control with a single action only. The workstations are based on a new standardized, ultra-compact Small Marine Computer with fan-less design and solid-state disk, and feature streamlined sensor collection and distribution to combine high reliability and smooth operation.
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- Hernis 400 System Is Safe And Sound Maritime Reporter, Apr 2002 #69
the alarm and which camera selections the alarm event has selected. Further development of the interface may be to interconnect the systems on LAN and adding a simple window for camera control. Circle 34 on Reader Service Card www.maritimereporterinfo.co
- TANO Introduces Mil-Spec VME Modules —Literature Available Maritime Reporter, Mar 1991 #69
has designed six different VME modules: a high-performance CPU or main processor board; a serial I/O module; a memory board; a Local Area Network (LAN) board; CRT graphic controller board; and TDAC board. TANO, a controller systems supplier, designed the family of VME modules for its own use and
- Transforming Today’s Transportation Terminal for Tomorrow’s Technology Maritime Logistics Professional, Jul/Aug 2019 #44
used for job allocation and workflow coordination.Voice communications are usually handled by TETRA or VHF radio for staff communications. An Ethernet LAN typically backhauls the Wi-Fi access points and connects cameras and more stationary equipment, such as rail-mounted cranes, to the central operational
- MacArtney Launches NEXUS MK VII MultiPlexer Marine Technology, May 2015 #50
the most advanced MacArtney telemetry system to date. Power switching is software controlled via PC software or using a tablet which is online via LAN or WiFi. Sensor power status, telemetry link, leak alarm etc. is also continuously monitored by the software. Advanced features include programmable
- Fincantieri Launches 'Scarabeo 5' Semisubmersible Drilling Rig Maritime Reporter, Dec 1989 #45
System. It consists of a totally integrated, thoroughly distributed process control and data acquisition system, based on a proven hardware and LAN, with built-in simulation facilities and field configuration tool. Main functions are automatic power management; fluid management (including stability
- Universal Tankships Installs NTC Ship Manager Software System Maritime Reporter, Jan 1989 #55
parts, stores, consumables, etc., for UTD's fleet of eight tankships and two warehouses. The system is installed on a local area microcomputer network (LAN) so that the integrated database can be accessed and used as required by purchasing, engineering and accounting departments. The "NTC Ship Manager"
- NMEA Plans Expansion Of Interface Standard Maritime Reporter, Sep 15, 1985 #32
The National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) is currently studying plans for the revision and expansion of the NMEA 0183 (1.1) Interface Standard for Marine Electronics. This Standard is a uniform data communications protocol providing a common "language" that permits information to be exchanged
- Crowley Launches Refurbishment Of 25 Seagoing Tugs Maritime Reporter, Apr 2001 #9
used through- out the Crowley system for a variety of jobs, including the ocean towing of the company's triple-deck RoRo barges between the U.S. mainland and Puerto Rico and specialized contract services. Crowley's multi-million-dollar invest- ment includes the rebuilding of the tugs' main engines
- HM Bark Endeavor: Cook's "Vessel" Brought Into 21st Century Maritime Reporter, Jul 2003 #38
one of the most significant maritime voyages ever. After observing the transit of Venus across the sun in the Pacific, they headed southwest to New Zealand, traveling up the east coast of Australia, then on to the Dutch East Indies (Jakarta and Indonesia). Contrary to popular belief, Cook didn't discover
- MX Marine Unleashes New Family of Electronics Maritime Reporter, Dec 2003 #14
to WinCE or other customized operating systems that can take advantage of the Intel X-Scale technology. Software updates can be made through the USB, LAN or regular serial port. "We have retained the familiar manmachine interface (MMI) software features that were pioneered by Leica in the popular
- Fire Prevention: "Rising" to the Occasion Maritime Reporter, Nov 2004 #48
the work done immediately in order to avoid a late departure on its next voyage. Milcom Systems, a marine contractor specializing in C4I, HVAC and LAN installations, was tasked with performing a sizable portion the work. During a dry docking period of the USNS Impeccable, it was determined that

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February 2023 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 11
can be critical for safety training. ChatGPT can able content, consider the following: the text above this also be used to generate content in multiple languages, which paragraph was written by ChatGPT, not by me. I simply can be bene? cial for training workers who speak different lan- asked it a few
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January 2023 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 44
shops during and fol- John was proud of his German heri- ment to high standards, the willingness lowing high school, he learned to man- tage, and spoke the language ? uently. to accept extraordinary challenges, and age them: the men, machines, materials, When Professor Auguste Piccard, Swiss core belief
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April 2022 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 43
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December 2020 - Marine News page: 26
TOP BOATS 2020 General MacArthur Callan Marine dredging contractors have been adding and superstructure construction, housing and assembly tonnage in a big way. This Spring, Cal- took place at C&C Marine and Repair in Belle Chasse, U.S. lan Marine added a signi? cant piece to La. The SPI/Mobile
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September 2020 - Marine News page: 14
INSIGHTS Robert Allan Ltd. has made considerable investments in CFD, signi? cantly enhancing the ? rm’s design capabilities. fuel, Europe and Norway took an early lead because of the tractive as a relatively inexpensive, clean-burning fuel and NOx tax imposed in 2008 and initiatives like the Norwe- we
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May 2020 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 56
People & Companies Akihiro Mori, NYK’s First Internally Trained Captain awarding of the status of Fellow to hans Muhlert of Robert Allan Ltd. Hans Muhlert has been a faithful and highly dedicated senior staff member of Robert Allan Ltd. for 50 years. Dehouck Joins GTT as Deputy CEO GTT has appointed
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April 2020 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 44
manufactured by sub-systems, has supplied its Radar- submarine transmission line carry- Teledyne Oceanscience, is a high-resolution Watch coastal surveillance software, ing power from an offshore platform shallow water hydrographic unmanned sur- target tracking and radar recording transmission station
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January 2020 - Marine News page: 50
and length and have a molded breadth of 17 meters. They will hydrogen fuel cells. The ? rst project – the one using liquid operate on the Hjelmeland – Skipavik – Nesvik route in hydrogen – will be split 50/50 between batteries and fuel Ryfylke, Rogaland County starting in the spring of 2021. cells
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November 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 14
risk of drafting error is higher for Europeans looking to contract with American companies. While all the par- ties to the transaction may speak the same language, the legal language (and precedent) is vastly different from Eu- rope to the United States. What follows are ? ve common mistakes I see in mari- time
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September 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 43
driving the next generation of maritime trade’, co-authored by Nick Chubb and Leonardo Zangrando, ers (? rewall, anti-virus, content ? lters, separated lans etc). What is Marlink doing to address the locates the maritime sector at an in- ? ection point; open to big data, block- concerns around cyber security
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Jul/Aug 2019 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 46
video or low the technology that are no more dif? cult to install and main- latency for automated or remotely controlled operations. tain than a standard LAN or Wi-Fi mesh network. The result Over the coming ? ve years, 4G/LTE is designed to evolve is that port authorities and terminal operators now have
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Jul/Aug 2019 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 44
are usually handled by TETRA or supporting a different application of the terminal. With today’s VHF radio for staff communications. An Ethernet LAN typi- 4G/LTE networks and the coming of 5G, it is now possible to cally backhauls the Wi-Fi access points and connects cameras consider consolidating
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August 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 15
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August 2019 - Marine News page: 55
do now has an as- of Boating Writers Int’l from 2007- ment failures doesn’t just happen sessment,” said Schwab. “It’s not 2012. She is published in nine lan- guages for some the world’s leading yachting titles. by osmosis. It’s a result of continual about dulling the sword, but about Additionally, she
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July 2019 - Marine News page: 54
PEOPLE & COMPANY NEWS Johnson Allan Toma Garner Tadros commercial marine space by pioneer- Merchant Marine Academy, George’s Huibers to Chair NMMA Engine ing autonomous control and advanced maritime roots run deep. He previous- Manufacturers Division perception systems that make surface ly held the
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July 2019 - Marine News page: 8
at the company’s cal Affairs at National Ocean In- UK of? ces in Nottingham. dustries Association (NOIA). Lisa Overing is an award- Tom Ewing is a freelance winning marine journalist and writer specializing in energy copywriter. Lisa served on the and environmental issues. board of directors of Boating
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April 2019 - Marine News page: 51
VESSELS RAstar 3200 Tugs Dazzle at Blessing Ceremony (SST Canada) were the toasts of a blessing ceremony in Vancouver Harbor. Designed by Robert Allan Ltd, these two signi? cant additions to the ? eet were showcased at a February blessing event in Vancouver. The tugs are notable for their responsive
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March 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 9
fear of Success Stories Guard Districts, shows slow progress to- only have until July to get at least part getting bitten by the U.S. Coast Guard is Folan wound up his Day One remarks wards the ? nish line, with almost 75% of it done. One member of the audience NOT why you should have a SMS. Fear
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March 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 8
accustomed to car- was already becoming an issue. Some of the most beautiful beaches I’ve and a regulatory mission that many of rying all sorts of miscellaneous extra There are myriad kinks to work out of ever seen. I’ll de? nitely be back. But, their inspectors are still sifting through, personnel
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December 2018 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 47
Service effective April 29, 2019. He is currently the CFO of Svitzer Australia. McAllister Towing Appoints Ginsberg CFO McAllister Towing appointed Alan Ginsberg, currently the Treasurer of the Seaman’s Church Institute, as CFO. Eric McAllister, former CFO, RMK Expands will remain as Treasurer. Tugboat
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December 2018 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 40
ing built at VT Halter, scheduled to enter Construction of El Coquí, which is soles, and ancillary electronic systems Systems, Sound Powered Phones, LAN service in 2018. named for the popular indigenous frog on onboard El Coquí and sister-ship Taíno. (local-area-network), and a UHF Radio The new
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September 2018 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 36
risk. They need to build tel “Cybersecurity at Sea’ training video restrial networks, the company provides walls in each KVH MegaPOP, applica- backup plans designed to get their facili- for subscribers to its mini-VSAT broad- a mix of tools from infrastructure safe- tion-level traf? c shapers, multiple
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July 2018 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 11
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25 navigation projects over a 20-year Nation is enjoying an energy renaissance. period. Under this current partnership, commercial users of America’s inland waterways transportation system is com- the inland waterway system contribute substantial tax reve- posed of 12,000 miles of navigable waterways in