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Preventing ship collisions: is technology the answer?

By Alexander Love

Despite the evolution of navigation equipment, ship collisions still occur and can be...

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Preventing ship collisions: is technology the answer?

Despite the evolution of navigation equipment, ship collisions still occur and can be devastating for crew and cargo. How can technology help prevent collisions, and do existing regulations need to change as shipping moves into a more digital era?

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Venice has the chance to reinvent as a tourist destination amid Covid-19

Venice has long suffered with one of the most famous cases of overtourism in the world, which has placed immense pressure on the city’s infrastructure and amenities.

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Rough waters: inside the new Guideline for Arctic Marine Risk Assessment

The Arctic Council’s Emergency Prevention, Preparedness and Response Working Group has released its first Guideline for Arctic Marine Risk Assessment. As the most comprehensive guide on Arctic navigation yet, the document provides tailored data and tools to improve safety in the region.

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Q&A: the impact of piracy in West Africa with Dryad Global

In the last couple of years, West Africa has emerged as the global hot spot for piracy, with 21 attacks only in the first quarter of 2020. We spoke to maritime security firm Dryad Global to find out why piracy is more prevalent in the area and how it differs from piracy in East Africa.

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Q&A: the impact of Covid-19 on piracy in East Africa

Countries around the world are still experiencing the economic consequences of the current coronavirus pandemic. Some states are more likely to also experience a resurface of piracy in their waters. We spoke to maritime risk prevention company ARX Mouldings about its latest report on coronavirus and piracy in East Africa.

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Q&A: discussing seafarer rights amid Covid-19 with the ITF

The International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) has been working since March to release the 200,000 seafarers, stuck on board ships due to the travel restrictions implemented by governments to stop the Covid-19 pandemic. We spoke to them to find out what they have done and how they plan to do to bring people home.

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Why more needs to be done to protect seafarers during Covid-19

The situation of seafarers, trapped on board of ships because of coronavirus travel restrictions has made the headlines after several international organisations called out governments for their inability to find a solution. As the Day of the Seafarer approaches, we find out what is happening and how the industry is coping

Explorer of the Seas

The Explorer of the Seas is a luxury cruise liner built by Kvaerner at the Turku New Shipyard in Finland.

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Fighting battery fires at sea with direct-foam injection technology

Following a study led by DNV-GL and other industry stakeholders, FiFi4Marine’s lithium-ion fire extinguishing system was found to be the best-performing to improve battery safety on vessels. FiFi4Marine CEO Cor Meedendorp and managing partner Magnus Eriksson discuss what makes the direct foam injection system so unique.

Triple-E Class Container Ship, Denmark

The Triple-E class container ships were built by South Korea's Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME).

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Preventing ship collisions: is technology the answer?

Venice has the chance to reinvent as a tourist destination amid Covid-19

Rough waters: inside the new Guideline for Arctic Marine Risk Assessment

Q&A: the impact of piracy in West Africa with Dryad Global

Q&A: the impact of Covid-19 on piracy in East Africa

Q&A: discussing seafarer rights amid Covid-19 with the ITF

Why more needs to be done to protect seafarers during Covid-19

Explorer of the Seas

Fighting battery fires at sea with direct-foam injection technology

Triple-E Class Container Ship, Denmark

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