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Sedimentation Estimation from ADCP Measurements
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Sedimentation Estimation from ADCP Measurements

Many harbours in tide-dominated areas silt up as a consequence of asymmetric tides. To understand the process of harbour sedimentation at tidal rivers, it is important to know the amount of transport of suspended sediment. In a small and shallow harbour along a tidal river, simultaneous ADC, OBS, CT

about 16 years ago
Dredging International starts Superport work at Tilbury (UK)
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Dredging International starts Superport work at Tilbury (UK)

IT’S showtime at last after the longest, most hyped build-up in Essex industrial history. Eleven years have rolled by since plans for a giant new container port on the Essex shore of the Thames Estuary were first announced… [mappress] Source: Echo, February 16, 2010

about 16 years ago
UK: Stena Line annouces investments of £200m in new Scottish port
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UK: Stena Line annouces investments of £200m in new Scottish port

Stena Line has announced investment details of approximately £200m in a new ferry port facility at Loch Ryan in Scotland. A 28 acre site two miles north of Cairnryan has been chosen to locate the facility which will be constructed to accommodate a mix of travel… [mappress] Source:webwire,February 15

about 16 years ago
The Netherlands: CT Systems unveils the all new Viking Dredge software
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The Netherlands: CT Systems unveils the all new Viking Dredge software

The Netherlands — CT Systems unveils the all new Viking Dredge software. Viking Dredge is specifically designed for use on a wide range of dredging vessels, ranging from a small cutter dredger to a large seagoing hopper dredger… [mappress] Source: GIS User, February 12, 2010

about 16 years ago
QPS Quinsy software integrates multibeam and laser scan for inspections of underwater constructions
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QPS Quinsy software integrates multibeam and laser scan for inspections of underwater constructions

In real life, professionals were able to see how QPS Quinsy software in combination with multibeam and laser scanning facilitates inspections of quay walls and other water borders. Last week, several demonstrations were given with co-operation of the Rotterdam Port Authority. [mappress] Source: Hydr

about 16 years ago
Tywyn (UK) Sea Defence Work Starts
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Tywyn (UK) Sea Defence Work Starts

The £6.4m Welsh Assembly Government-funded scheme is set to see the construction of a new rock breakwater above low tide level, rock groynes, and rock revetment to protect properties in the town. [mappress] Source: Cumbrian News, February 10, 2010;

about 16 years ago
Sestaoarra La Naval shipyard (Spain) delivers Fall Pipe vessel ‘Simon Stevin’ to Jan de Nul
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Sestaoarra La Naval shipyard (Spain) delivers Fall Pipe vessel ‘Simon Stevin’ to Jan de Nul

The ship is designed primarily to place stones on the seabed to fill trenches, cables and pipelines Sestaoarra La Naval shipyard has delivered the vessel ‘Simon Stevin’ to his client, the Belgian dredging contractor Jan de Nul… [mappress] Source: El Coreo, February 9, 2010;

about 16 years ago
Bureau Veritas sets up a system to audit and certify manning agencies for seafarers
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Bureau Veritas sets up a system to audit and certify manning agencies for seafarers

Bureau Veritas has moved ahead of the Maritime Labour Convention 2006 and set up a system to audit and certify manning agencies for seafarers. Source: Baird Maritime, February 9, 2010

about 16 years ago
Russia: St. Peterburg land reclamation project faces ecological protest
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Russia: St. Peterburg land reclamation project faces ecological protest

Local scientists are claiming that the Marine Facade project and other construction on reclaimed land is a threat to the ecological situation in the Neva Bay. [mappress] Source: The St. Petersburg Times, February 9, 2010

about 16 years ago
Azerbaijan: construction of Baku International Sea Trade Port will start April 2010
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Azerbaijan: construction of Baku International Sea Trade Port will start April 2010

Preliminary construction work on a new commercial seaport south of Baku will begin in April, now that the blueprint has been completed. mappress] Source: News.az, February 8, 2010

about 16 years ago
Damen (NL) and Qatar Gas Transport Company joint to operate Ras Laffan shipbuilding facility
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Damen (NL) and Qatar Gas Transport Company joint to operate Ras Laffan shipbuilding facility

Qatar Gas Transport Company Ltd. (NAKILAT) has signed a joint venture agreement with Damen Shipyards Qatar Holding B.V., a wholly owned subsidiary of Damen Shipyards Group, to jointly operate a shipbuilding facility in the Port of Ras Laffan, Qatar. [mappress] Source: MarineLink, February 7, 2010

about 16 years ago
The Netherlands: Split Barge B.34 heading for Cape Town (RSA)
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The Netherlands: Split Barge B.34 heading for Cape Town (RSA)

In the port of Antwerp the split barge B.34 was loaded onboard the Red Cedar. [mappress] Source: Maasmond Maritime, February 7, 2010

about 16 years ago
Fears for killer algae over Heigham Sound (UK) dredging plan
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Fears for killer algae over Heigham Sound (UK) dredging plan

Pike anglers are warning that Broads Authority plans to dredge Heigham Sound on the Upper Thurne could cause an ecological “catastrophe” by triggering a bloom of killer algae. [mappress] Source: Lowestoft Journal, February 5, 2010

about 16 years ago
UK: 42 years old “workhorse” Shearwater still on the job at Moray harbour
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UK: 42 years old “workhorse” Shearwater still on the job at Moray harbour

She may be getting over the hill, but Moray Council’s 42-year-old dredger is still clearing silt from the bottom of harbours to keep them deep enough for fishing boats. [mappress] Source: The Press and Journal, February 4, 2010;

about 16 years ago
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