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As a learned society, IMarEST supports and inspires the development of best practice in marine engineering, science and technology, addressing the needs of society at sea and making a positive difference in line with our Corporate Vision.
Indicative analysis techniques offer Port State Control inspectors a ballast breathalyser for quickly assessing vessel compliance “Indicative analyses can be achieved by relatively fast indirect or direct measurements of a representative sample from the ballast water tank” Despite the IMO’s…
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Technical Updates
Tuesday, 29 January 2019
Numerical models can help us understand the physical characteristics of tsunamis and better predict their interaction with coastal regions, as well as inform damage mitigation strategies “Models could be employed for emergency planning and decision-making, to estimate the potential loss…
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Tuesday, 29 January 2019
Overview of the 73rd session of the Marine Environmental Protection Committee and IMarEST engagement
The IMarEST contributes to the work of the IMO Marine Environmental Committee (MEPC) as part of the technical leadership strategic goals. The MEPC addresses environmental issues within the remit of the IMO, in particular the IMarEST has an interest in…
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Technical Updates
Friday, 18 January 2019
The IMarEST contributes to the work of the IMO sub-committee Human Element, Training and Watchkeeping (HTW) as part of its technical leadership strategic goals. This sub-committee deals with the human dimension of shipping and addresses issues which can affect many…
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Friday, 18 January 2019
This year’s International Naval Engineering Conference (INEC) 2018 provided a unique opportunity for naval engineers across all domains and from around the globe to convene under a single roof and debate the latest developments. The overarching theme of the gathering,…
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Technical Updates
Friday, 04 January 2019
