THE REPORT Contents


The Magazine of the International Institute of Marine Surveying SEPTEMBER 2020 • ISSUE 93 24 04 • EDITOR’S LETTER


05 • THE PRESIDENT’S COLUMN


07 • IIMS ORGANISATION AND STRUCTURE


08 • MARINE NEWS 16 • SAFETY BRIEFINGS 23 • MEMBER NEWS


34 • THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM: WHAT DO REMOTE SURVEYS MEAN FOR THE MARINE SURVEYING PROFESSION?


42 • FASTENINGS: WHAT A SURVEYOR OUGHT TO KNOW PART II


50 • CYBER SECURITY & SHIPS


60 • DECARBONIZING SHIPPING: THE ROLE OF INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES


63 • SEARCH AND RESCUE ALGORITHM IDENTIFIES HIDDEN “TRAPS” IN OCEAN WATERS


66 • THE MAKING OF THE NEW NORWEGIAN ICE-BREAKING RESEARCH VESSEL RV KRONPRINS HAAKON


70 • REPORT OUTLINES HUGE POTENTIAL FOR OFFSHORE WIND AND THOSE INVOLVED WITH THE SECTOR


73 • WHY DO CONTAINERSHIP STACKS COLLAPSE AND WHO IS LIABLE?


78 • SEAWORK ASIA 2020


80 • BETTER OIL DETECTION SENSORS REDUCE COST OF OILY BILGE WATER


82 • MAKING SHIP SYSTEMS SMARTER WITH SIMULATION


86 • WAKASHIO GROUNDING AND OIL SPILL: WAS THE MAURITIAN GOVERNMENT UNPREPARED?


90 • SHIPBUILDING IN DIRE STRAITS: GLOBAL ORDERING HIT HARD IN THE FIRST HALF OF 2020


92 • SACRIFICIAL ANODES... ...A WASTE OF MONEY?


96 • NEW PRODUCTS


100 • PUT EVERYTHING IN WRITING! INSTRUCTION, CLIENTS & TERMS AND CONDITIONS


102 • THE ROOT OF MOST PROBLEMS WITH CONTRACTS IS CAUSEDBY COMMON FORMATION PROBLEMS.


104 • A DAY IN THE LIFE OF... JEFFREY CASCIANI-WOOD


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