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Don't miss our webinar next week on underwater noise radiated from cruise ships, providing insights into the revised IMO guidelines and their implications for your operations, as well as recommendations on how to manage your fleet in anticipation of potential mandatory requirements. Register now: https://loom.ly/_Y2mKkE #UnderwaterNoise #Sustainability
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Last chance to sign up for our webinar tomorrow on underwater noise radiated from cruise ships, providing insights into the revised IMO guidelines and their implications for your operations, as well as recommendations on how to manage your fleet in anticipation of potential mandatory requirements. Register now: https://loom.ly/_Y2mKkE #UnderwaterNoise #Sustainability
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What are the IMO's newly revised guidelines on underwater radiated noise from commercial ships and how will they impact cruise operators? Join Lloyd's Register’s two webinars on 29 May 2024 to find out more and learn how cruise lines can develop a underwater radiated noise plan, choose the best reduction technologies, and more. #webinar #cruise #shipping
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Safe navigation is at the heart of what we do. For over 225 years, we have been charting the world’s oceans. And, as the maritime industry evolves, we’re evolving with it. From enhancing precision to improving efficiency, we’re supporting safe, efficient and compliant navigation – today and for generations to come. https://lnkd.in/eNvmUE7e
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One of the primary reasons for using flight mode is to prevent electronic interference with the aircraft's navigation and communication systems. Although modern aircraft are designed to withstand electromagnetic interference, electronic signals from mobile devices have the potential to disrupt sensitive onboard instruments, especially during critical phases of flight such as takeoff and landing.
Why are you asked to keep your phone in flight mode during air travel?
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Tragic Plane Crash in São Paulo: A Somber Reminder of Aviation Risks On August 9, 2024, a routine flight turned into a national tragedy when a Voepass Linhas Aéreas ATR 72-500 aircraft crashed in São Paulo state, Brazil, claiming the lives of all 61 people on board. The plane was en route from Cascavel, Paraná, to São Paulo's Guarulhos International Airport when it spiraled out of control and crashed into a residential community in the town of Vinhedo. Eyewitnesses described the horrifying moment the aircraft plummeted from the sky, ultimately leaving a charred wreckage in its wake. Remarkably, despite crashing in a populated area, there were no injuries reported on the ground. Initial investigations suggest that weather conditions, particularly icing, may have played a significant role in the crash. The ATR 72-500, a model that has faced scrutiny in the past for its performance in adverse weather, may have been affected by ice formation, leading to the loss of control. Authorities are now focused on recovering the aircraft's black box to uncover the exact causes of this tragedy. As Brazil mourns the loss of 61 lives, this incident has reignited discussions about aviation safety and the need for constant vigilance in air travel. This heartbreaking event serves as a stark reminder of the unpredictable nature of aviation and the continuous efforts required to ensure the safety of every flight. #aviation #airline #aircrash #PlaneCrash
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Taking a cruise conjures up expectations of adventure, relaxation and unforgettable experiences on the open seas. The logistics of how it all happens should be invisible to the average passenger but as a leading cruise ship management company, COLUMBIA cruise services knows that there are myriad systems underway in the background that ensure that passengers and crew alike remain safe while onboard. Of these many systems, Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and navigation systems both play a crucial role in safeguarding the vessel and those onboard from potential hazards. In this blog we delve into how these systems work and the ways in which they enhance cruise safety: https://lnkd.in/dYycJrvb #COLUMBIAcruiseservices #CruiseNavigation #CruiseSafety
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Underwater Acoustic Tracking for Ocean Cargo!🌊🚢 🛰️ Some ocean tracking systems use underwater acoustic signals to monitor the position of cargo ships, especially in areas where satellite signals are weak or unavailable. These signals can be used to track the ship's movements even in the deepest parts of the ocean, providing valuable information for navigation and safety. #OceanTracking #UnderwaterAcoustic #CargoShipping #DeepSeaExploration #Logistics #Trace #GlobalTrade
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Even a 70-second Lapse Can Lead to Serious Maritime Accidents In maritime navigation, even a momentary lapse of attention can result in catastrophic outcomes. The recently published MAIB report (https://rb.gy/nq53xq) on the grounding of the fast ferry Alfred on the east coast of Swona Island is a stark reminder of this reality. On July 5, 2022, a 70-second lapse in awareness by the master led to the ferry striking rocks at a speed of 13 knots, causing significant damage to the vessel and injuries to over 40% of the passengers and crew onboard. The incident resulted in 10 serious injuries and required Alfred to be out of service for four weeks, undergoing extensive repairs to the port side bulbous bow and other areas. This highlights the critical role that fatigue plays in maritime accidents, with 25% of marine casualties being fatigue-related. Traditional systems like the Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System (BNWAS) have proven insufficient in mitigating these risks, often allowing critical moments of drowsiness to go undetected. This is where Aware Mate steps in. Developed by ELNAV.AI, Aware Mate is at the forefront of revolutionizing maritime safety. Utilizing advanced fatigue detection technology, it continuously monitors the alertness of bridge watchkeepers through intelligent face and eye-tracking algorithms. By providing real-time alerts, Aware Mate ensures that even the slightest signs of fatigue are addressed promptly, preventing accidents before they happen. As the maritime industry continues to evolve, integrating innovative solutions like Aware Mate is not just an option—it’s a necessity. Let’s make our seas safer by embracing technology that protects both lives and assets. Join us in our mission to enhance maritime safety. Learn more about Aware Mate and how it can safeguard your fleet at ELNAV.AI. (https://lnkd.in/dRdTJm3a) #MaritimeSafety #FatigueDetection #AwareMate #ELNAV #InnovationAtSea #SafetyFirst
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Even a 70-second Lapse Can Lead to Serious Maritime Accidents In maritime navigation, even a momentary lapse of attention can result in catastrophic outcomes. The recently published MAIB report (https://rb.gy/nq53xq) on the grounding of the fast ferry Alfred on the east coast of Swona Island is a stark reminder of this reality. On July 5, 2022, a 70-second lapse in awareness by the master led to the ferry striking rocks at a speed of 13 knots, causing significant damage to the vessel and injuries to over 40% of the passengers and crew onboard. The incident resulted in 10 serious injuries and required Alfred to be out of service for four weeks, undergoing extensive repairs to the port side bulbous bow and other areas. This highlights the critical role that fatigue plays in maritime accidents, with 25% of marine casualties being fatigue-related. Traditional systems like the Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System (BNWAS) have proven insufficient in mitigating these risks, often allowing critical moments of drowsiness to go undetected. This is where Aware Mate steps in. Developed by ELNAV.AI, Aware Mate is at the forefront of revolutionizing maritime safety. Utilizing advanced fatigue detection technology, it continuously monitors the alertness of bridge watchkeepers through intelligent face and eye-tracking algorithms. By providing real-time alerts, Aware Mate ensures that even the slightest signs of fatigue are addressed promptly, preventing accidents before they happen. As the maritime industry continues to evolve, integrating innovative solutions like Aware Mate is not just an option—it’s a necessity. Let’s make our seas safer by embracing technology that protects both lives and assets. Join us in our mission to enhance maritime safety. Learn more about Aware Mate and how it can safeguard your fleet at ELNAV.AI. (https://lnkd.in/dRdTJm3a) #MaritimeSafety #FatigueDetection #AwareMate #ELNAV #InnovationAtSea #SafetyFirst
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