Dangerous Ocean Waters Ships Should be Afraid of
Today ships at sea face several severe climatic conditions. This article explains what ships should be afraid of when at sea.
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Today ships at sea face several severe climatic conditions. This article explains what ships should be afraid of when at sea.
Indian Ocean is one of the most important oceans in the world as far as sea trading is concerned. Though loads of information on the Indian Ocean is already available, there are some facts about Indian Ocean that are not so well known. We bring you 11 of such facts.
Tsunami that came in 2005 caused havoc not only in the coastal areas but also in the shipping industry. Learn how the Ocean Tsunami Warning System can help the shipping industry in the article inside
UKHO has presented Security of Navigation, Stabilisation Advice and Training (SONSAT) to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Seychelles on behalf of the UK Government’s FCO.
The best hands-on way to tackle an oil spill problem is to use an oil spill kit. An oil spill kit comes with the necessary items to counteract and stop the spilled oil from creating a larger undesirable effect on the floors and in case of waters, spreading to a wider range.
The Round Table of international shipping associations plus the OCIMF, representing the global shipping and oil industry have announced that the geographic boundaries of the ‘High-Risk Area’ for piracy in the Indian Ocean have been reduced.
The maritime industry and its mariners welcome the continued decline in Somali piracy,but would be wise to avoid any complacency that might emerge from this encouraging picture. Dryad Maritime provides a thorough analysis of the maritime crime figures for the year 2014.