Motor Ship 1993 Bill Thomson - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Motor Ship 1993 Bill Thomson
Bagging and tracking oil spills.	Transportation industry	Bill Thomson
Conference highlights design concerns. (1993 Cruise and Ferry Conference)	Transportation industry	Bill Thomson
Dual role: single entity. (Fennica multi-purpose icebreaker)	Transportation industry	Bill Thomson
Electronic aids should simplify crews' tasks. (includes related article)	Transportation industry	Bill Thomson
Exhaust controls await international law. (marine engine emissions)	Transportation industry	Bill Thomson
Fast people-carrier market remains buoyant.	Transportation industry	Bill Thomson
New marine system reduces satcom costs. (Inmarsat-M)	Transportation industry	Bill Thomson
Popular radar gains arpa capabilities. (automatic radar plotting aids) (Racal-Decca Marine's BridgeMaster 340)	Transportation industry	Bill Thomson
Satellites show deficiencies in charting systems.	Transportation industry	Bill Thomson
Shipbuilding addresses specialized sectors: the importance of shipping as a primary method of trading and communicating in Norway has helped the development of an integrated marine industry.	Transportation industry	Bill Thomson
Software suppliers seek increased integration.	Transportation industry	Bill Thomson
Waiting for IMO? no chance: the lack of clear standards has not prevented shipowners from exploiting the advantages of ecdis systems but is also leading to continued confusion.	Transportation industry	Bill Thomson

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