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Inspección ROV totalmente remota de un parque eólico marino completada por Blue Essence de Fugro

 

 

 

https://www.hydro-international.com/

2 de junio de 2023

Fugro logró recientemente un hito al realizar la primera inspección totalmente remota del mundo de activos de parques eólicos marinos. La inspección exitosa tuvo lugar en el parque eólico marino de Aberdeen, también conocido como Centro Europeo de Despliegue Eólico Marino, en el Mar del Norte. Fugro utilizó su buque de superficie sin tripulación (USV) Blue Essence junto con el Blue Volta, un vehículo eléctrico operado a distancia (eROV), para la operación.

La financiación conjunta para esta inspección provino de Vattenfall y Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult. Esta asociación brinda una valiosa oportunidad para que los innovadores en la cadena de suministro de energía eólica marina prueben y demuestren sus tecnologías en condiciones reales, lo

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5 factors affecting situational awareness

SAFETY4SEA

 
 

Crew members are prone to many distractions onboard; from a complex navigation bridge to high workloads while navigating their vessel through busy shipping lanes. Analysis of maritime accident reports shows that situational awareness is one of the most important safety factors, highlighting never to relax our vigilance when onboard.

Analysis of accidents at sea that involve loss of life have highlighted the following distractions:

#1 Using personal mobile devices whilst on duty

Talking on cell phones can have serious consequences in safety-critical situations, and sending or reading text messages is potentially even more distracting

#2 Multi-tasking while on watch

Engaging in tasks other

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PILOTS

https://www.shippingandfreightresource.com/

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-is-their-role-in-the-maritime-industry/

REACTING TO FOREIGN SUBMARINES IN TERRITORIAL WATERS

 

 

 

RULES OF ENGAGEMENT AND UNDERSEA INCURSIONS: REACTING TO FOREIGN SUBMARINES IN TERRITORIAL WATERS

This article is part of a series that will explore the use and legal issues surrounding military zones employed during peace and war to control the entry, exit, and activities of forces operating in these zones. These works build on the previous Maritime Operational Zones Manual published by the Stockton Center for International Law predecessor’s, the International Law Department, of the U.S. Naval War College. A new Maritime Operational Zones Manual is forthcoming.

By LtCol Brent Stricker

“We have attacked, fired upon, and dropped depth charges on a submarine operating in defensive sea area.”–USS Ward (DD-139) December 7, 1941, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.

Submerged

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