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  • While not monitoring and control per se, the new Mini-M Optimizer, VComm IP from Boatracs — a business unit of Advanced Remote Communication Solutions — is designed to enable boat owners and operators as never before. Launched in early December in New Orleans, the VComm IP suite of communication and positionreporting software, along with Boatracs' 24/7/365 Network Operations Center, automates and manages data queuing and scheduling, transmission and provides fleet tracking information for the maritime fleet operator via the internet. The new package consists of three components: VComm IP Vessel, VComm IP Office and VComm IP Server. The first two are installed on a customer's vessel and in the customer's home office, respectively. The third component operators in Boatracs' NOC and provides overall system control and management. In essence, the new system helps users to optimize their Mini-M usage by providing the ability to automatically transmit data as well as message and send vessel position information to the home office. "The major advantage of VComm IP is its unique ability to reduce the cost of sending data files," said Charles J. Drobny, Jr., COO of Boatracs. "VComm IP allows users to make the most of available bandwidth by transforming Mini-M into a store-and-forward message and file transfer medium." Boatracs is partnering with Station 12 to deliver airtime service to its customers that operate fleets internationally.

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  • 2714 Pulaski Hwy, Unit #3, Edgewood, MD 21040 T: 410-935-2547 E: [email protected] W: www.ipsubsea.com CEO/President: Cliff McDougall Engineering Director: John Hennage No. of Employees: 8 There is another “Gold Rush” underway in the waters off Nome, Alaska. The well-known placer gold deposits

  • more than 190,000 mobile satellite antennas, and its mini-VSAT Broadband service is the market share leader in maritime VSAT. KVH recently introduced IP-MobileCast, a content delivery service utilizing multicasting technology to meet the rapidly rising demand for news, entertainment, and operations content

  • in one casing. It is this turbine that is most affected by the thermal transients of maneuvering due to variations in the inlet steam temperature to the IP section of the turbine when the reheater is secured and when it is returned to service. A rationale is provided for a reheat turbine design, pointing out

  • At London International Shipping Week held in September, KVH Industries, Inc. introduced the second generation of its mini-VSAT Broadband solution for the maritime market, providing a combination of data delivered at high speeds and at low price points, with vessel operational and crew entertainment/informati

  • Inter Product Inc., manufacturer of the IP Safety Lifting Clamp, has released a new four-page color brochure featuring their three popular clamps for the handling of plate and structural steel. The brochure describes the Type IP with straight hoisting eye in sizes from 0.5 metric ton through 30

  • Competition in the maritime communications sector is fierce, and ship owners are the winners as service from land-to-sea is becoming faster and cheaper. MR spoke with KVH’s Jim Dodez in Athens at Posidonia for his insights on the present and future of connectivity at sea.   More than ever ships at sea

  • SIM cards top the list of desired amenities in recent surveys of seafarers. And while keeping in touch and up to date with family is most important, shipboard personnel use an array of connectivity applications - social media, Skype, Wi-Fi and email - to handle personal banking and financial needs, shop

  • that are now recommended by international regulations such as the Maritime Labor Convention (MLC) 2006. Features of the new system include the streamlined IP-enabled TV-Hub delivering easy setup and operation. For advanced functionality and performance, the TracVision TV8 includes single coaxial cable for

  • unveiled your Advanced VSAT solutions at Satellite 2014. Can you give us a brief on exactly what this is?     The problem increasingly being faced by ship and rig operators is that their communication needs are dynamic, yet the traditional buying approach is static.  They have had two choices.  First, pay

  • by Mr. Niatas. The paper discussed the design of a Re- Heat turbine. There are specific design considerations which apply uniquely to a ReHeat HP-IP turbine that relate to its ability to accommodate the thermal transients encountered during maneuvering. The paper cov- ered design considerations

  • with Engine Management, Advanced Vessel Monitoring, radar and ECDIS systems, the Mariner displays feature optically-bonded AR glass, 300-400 nits brightness, IP 65 water-resistance (front), and dedicated backlit front controls. All of MarineNav’s displays are constructed from marine grade aluminum and come with

  • MT Sep-23#28 expertise and signi? - cant IP in smart miniature construction)
    September 2023 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 28

    assets. Having its roots in developing swarm-capable mini-AUVs (autonomous underwater vehicles), the company has deep expertise and signi? - cant IP in smart miniature construction of robust in- spection robots EXRAY, high-bandwidth underwater wireless communication technology LUMA, hubless ultra-thin

  • MR Jan-23#22 45% of capture N O, ammonia slip and NOx, too. the associated)
    January 2023 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 22

    producer of 2 dioxide. The current plan is use SCR aftertreament to clean ammonia (30% of the production volume generating 45% of capture N O, ammonia slip and NOx, too. the associated CO2 emissions), with the United States, the Eu- 2 In step with effective combustion, Foldager said overall en- ropean Union

  • MN Nov-22#19 the gavel if the Republicans ? ip (USMMA), and transportation)
    November 2022 - Marine News page: 19

    Ranking Member of House T&I, is the most Guard Academy and the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy likely candidate to take the gavel if the Republicans ? ip (USMMA), and transportation and commerce aspects of the House. Either way, Chairman DeFazio’s successor will U.S. Outer Continental Shelf (OCS). These

  • MT Sep-22#8 2022 through the acquisition of IP and inventory the beach)
    September 2022 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 8

    , Bayonet Ocean Vehicles is not a “start up,” areas dif? cult for other vehicles to operate in, speci? cally on created in 2022 through the acquisition of IP and inventory the beach and in the surf zone environment. They cover com- mercial and military applications, including hydrographic, of C-2 Innovations

  • MN Sep-22#23 Feature Shipyards sk anyone working in the shipyard)
    September 2022 - Marine News page: 23

    Feature Shipyards sk anyone working in the shipyard business, we added a fourth leg. Our yacht business is one leg of the and they’ll tell you balancing yacht, commer- stool, commercial is another leg, navy repair is another and cial and government vessel repair work con- new construction is the fourth.

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    August 2022 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 26

    vehicles) by 2030, with some 670 GWh in ESS demand. Freyer targets 43 GWh of cell produc- tion by 2025 and 83 GWh by 2028. “We believe demand will outstrip supply by 2025,” he said. Freyer’s Mo township will have to provide 200 to 3,000 GWh a year of electricity to power a ? rst battery plant. Similarly

  • MR Aug-22#14 Back to the Drawing Board Flipping Small High-Speed Powerboats B)
    August 2022 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 14

    Back to the Drawing Board Flipping Small High-Speed Powerboats By Rik van Hemmen aval Architects can predict many things with great Then there is “hooking the forefoot”, which relates to boats certainty. But the sea is an unpredictable task master that have a relatively deep forefoot, run relatively ?

  • MT May-22#52 of rotation. The AUV is equipped with ferromagnetic structures)
    May 2022 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 52

    over the entire speed range up to stand- various subsea structures: Magnetic ? eld sensors to detect still in both directions of rotation. The AUV is equipped with ferromagnetic structures, sensors to measure electric ? elds of eight such thruster drives, which in the overall network enable cathodic

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    May 2022 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 25

    to be a camera housing. Bonding to glass with ad- space is ? lled with epoxy. It has a speci? c gravity of 1.1. Filled hesives is easily done. Equipment mounts can be internal or ex- with 30% microspheres, a syntactic block has a speci? c gravity ternal, providing some design choices. Work is still

  • MR Apr-22#48 WELDING ESAB Innovation Makes Shipyard Welding More Ef? cient)
    April 2022 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 48

    TECH FEATURE WELDING ESAB Innovation Makes Shipyard Welding More Ef? cient, Accurate Jeff Chittim, ESAB’s North American Senior Product Manager for Heavy Industrial Products, discusses how WeldCloud online applications and the ESAB Heavy Industrial Product Line are a powerful tandem to help shipyards

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    April 2022 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 13

    features bility to simplify proactive in-water cleaning operations by that can be referenced and compared against each other as the enabling use of multiple robots by one small on-site crew, ? ip- robot completes multiple passes through the same area. The ping the current paradigm of a large crew for

  • MR Nov-21#65 Controls and Southern Shipyard to Denmark, literally)
    November 2021 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 65

    12,000 nautical miles on delivery from China’s AFAI Prime Mover Controls is a world leading manufacturer of Marine Propulsion Controls and Southern Shipyard to Denmark, literally Integrated Machinery Alarm and Control Systems. Our products also include Engine Order a voyage of discovery for both Volvo

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    September 2021 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 67

    to discover the deep. SEAMOR Marine is one of just a few subsea ROV companies in Canada that ex- ports products all over the world. This year its ? agship Chinook ROV was used in July to locate and survey a downed Boeing 737 off Hawaii for the National Trans- portation Safety Board. Earlier in January

  • MR Sep-21#12 up due to total loss of ridership. But with odd exceptions)
    September 2021 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 12

    of So here came COVID, and in many service areas the ferries ferry services in many U.S. waterfront cities, but CO- tied up due to total loss of ridership. But with odd exceptions. VID has wreaked havoc on the most pro? table compo- One ferry service managed to make a little money by securing Snent of

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    June 2021 - Marine News page: 29

    Feature Shipbuilding in aluminum, steel and ? berglass, with the capability to construct vessels up to 300 feet long. No job too big Having already etablished itself among major players in the government and military boatbuilding space, in 2016, Metal Shark was one of two builders originally selected to

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    January 2021 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 57

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  • MT Jan-21#39 Roger Revelle: The Man, The Ship, The Mission p y ograph)
    January 2021 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 39

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  • MR Jan-21#54 In the Shipyard New vessels, contracts and designs Wilson)
    January 2021 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 54

    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

  • MR Jan-21#28 bulkers, tankers and containerships (typically 5 to 15 years)
    January 2021 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 28

    REPAIR & CONVERSION “Marsoft Inc. suggested that 18,000 bulkers, tankers and containerships (typically 5 to 15 years of age) could be the subject of retro? ts, a market that could be worth $12 - $16B.” ing (Marinakis) was hinting at an order for multiple LNG that it would be re? tting three vessels

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    January 2021 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 13

    at the time, it was found that many of the issues were caused were actually the cause of a given malfunction. It’s just a plau- by a bit ? ip. sible explanation. In August 2020 scientists reported that that ionizing radia- On important satellites, three duplicate computers are some- tion from environmental

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    January 2021 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 12

    2010, a malfunction M name a few. But a new one has been recently aboard the Voyager 2 space probe was credited to a single identi? ed – cosmic rays. ? ipped bit. Fortunately, the satellite had plenty of room in Cosmic rays are high-energy protons and atomic nuclei which to maneuver. Strategies such

  • MN Jan-21#13 and knowhow in this partnership While this system works)
    January 2021 - Marine News page: 13

    Q&A perience, understanding and knowhow in this partnership While this system works for many applications, there are to get through U.S. Coast Guard certi? cation or approval still some applications out there that might need the addi- by the regulatory agency. tional horsepower of a conventional diesel

  • MN Nov-20#53 an River have been equipped with (IP) camera surveillance)
    November 2020 - Marine News page: 53

    , Chuck Moseley, said, “The Impala Paraguay on the Paraná necessary to support internet protocol choice of Fleet Xpress represented an River have been equipped with (IP) camera surveillance to ensure the inland breakthrough for the hybrid Inmarsat’s Fleet Xpress connec- safety of crew and the cargo trans-