Q THE VOICE OF MARINE CONTENTSNOVEMBER2015 4
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20 COVER FEATURE: FISHERIES REGULATION The fishing industry believes that the EU’s discard ban is inflexible
24 EYE IN THE SKY
Satellites are being used to hunt down harmful algal blooms before they damage fisheries
26 FISHING POWER 3 LEADER
Owners are looking at geeks as the saviours of shipping 4 CURRENTS
Global news across the sectors
11 MARINE MURMURS Your views on IMO’s sulphur cap and marine engineers’ hunches
13 GREY MATTER
Building a working relationship between man and machine
14 INTERVIEW: PANOS PATSADAS
The ups and downs of the heavy lift sector from Hamburg to Brazil 19 FUEL LINE
Guidelines for LNG quality are completing the puzzle
Owners of live fish carriers are selecting efficient engines 27 LETTERS 28 NAVIGATION
Colleges need to get on board as the industry migrates to ECDIS
33 CONFERENCE REPORT: BIG DATA Stakeholders are unwilling to share information among peers
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34 WAVELENGTH
A head-to-head debate on the threats posed by climate change 38 OFFSHORE
Angola has fallen victim to the global collapse in oil prices
40 BEARINGS
The difference between polymer and phenolic bearings explained
43 STARTING LINE Tobias Rennekamp talks about his time in London insurance
44 SHIPYARD SCOPE
Germany’s Meyer Werft is adopting new technology as it sets sails into the future
48 TROUBLESPOT
A fire threatened the ferry Pride of Canterbury but the crew acted fast and limited damage
52 PRACTICAL OCEANOGRAPHY
Barnacles could shed light on the fate of flight MH370
56 TECHNICAL PAPER
More expensive fuels don’t reduce speed in US ECAs
63 DISCOVERY A showcase of innovative products and services
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66 HISTORY Privateers – the legal pirates
70 IMAREST NEWS The latest from your institute
72 SCUTTLEBUTT
Gossip from the watercooler of the marine industry
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