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HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY

HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY

Since production began in May of this year, Seaeye has sold 12 of their new portable 300m rated Falcon ROV systems, which are aimed at the professional coastal and inshore market for…

1st July 2002

Flying Start for Nearshore ROV

1st July 2002

HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY

HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY

Dutch company Nautikaris, which featured the Knudsen range of echosounders on Atlantas Marines stand at seawork, reports increased sales of the 320M series of single and dual frequency systems recently extended with…

1st July 2002

Buoyant Sales Reported for Knudsen Echosounders

1st July 2002

HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY

HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY

Specialist distributors MK Services of Leighton Buzzard showed a number of advanced systems at seawork.

1st July 2002

New Systems from MK Services

1st July 2002

HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY

HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY

The UKs latest oceanographic research ship Prince Madog has had a new automated metocean data logging system from W S EnviroTech Ltd installed.

1st July 2002

Rapid Data Gathering for Prince Madog

1st July 2002

PORTS & HARBOURS

PORTS & HARBOURS

Submerged breakwaters located just offshore are being proposed as one of a number of solutions for the high level of erosion that is taking place along many beaches in Spain.

1st July 2002

Imported Sand Needed to Protect Catalan Beaches?

1st July 2002

PORTS & HARBOURS

PORTS & HARBOURS

Bouygues Offshore and Bouygues Travaux Publics (a subsidiary of Bouygues Construction) in France have signed a turnkey contract with Caucedo Investments Inc to build a container terminal in the Dominican Republic.

1st July 2002

Bouygues Offshore Contracted to Build Container Terminal

1st July 2002

PORTS & HARBOURS

PORTS & HARBOURS

Danish marine civils contractor Per Aarsleff A/S is approaching completion of a major project at the Port of Klaipeda in Lithuania financed by the World Bank.

1st July 2002

Klaipeda Harbour Project Approaches Completion

1st July 2002

PORTS & HARBOURS

PORTS & HARBOURS

Southampton Container Terminals (SCT) has embarked on a five-month project to strengthen one of its four berths and further extend its capability to handle the worlds biggest container ships.

1st July 2002

HSS Using Innovative Techniques at SCT

1st July 2002

POLLUTION CONTROL

POLLUTION CONTROL

Shipping accidents make up only about 20% of the total oil pollution at sea, with illegal activities such as the discharge of bilge and ballast water tanks making up a far greater…

1st July 2002

OilWatch Sees Pollution on the Seas

1st July 2002

POLLUTION CONTROL

POLLUTION CONTROL

The new ¢ 5m pollution combat vessel, Strelasund, which can transport 210 tons of oil at a time, was due for delayed delivery in August as part of a joint bid by…

1st July 2002

New Oil Combat Ship Makes German Baltic Safer

1st July 2002