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August 2019Feature : The Shipyard Edition
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July 2019Feature : Cruise Vessel Design & Outfit
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June 2019Feature : 80th Anniversary World Yearbook
Content
- Maritime Recordkeeping is Serious Business page: 10
- Exercising Maritime Liens Against Cargo and Sub-Freights page: 12
- STEM is so 'Yesterday’s News' page: 14
- Interferry Charts a Course for Growth page: 16
- Mitigating Maritime Risk page: 26
- Offshore Wind: Regulatory “Takes” – Take a Close Look page: 27
- Expedition Cruise Market Powers Ahead page: 30
- Shipbuilding Interview: Ron Baczkowski, VT Halter page: 36
- Shipyard Focus: "Green Refits" Drive N-KOM page: 40
- RMK: Targeting “Next Wave of Tanker Demand” in 2021-22 page: 42
- Shipbuilding: Norway’s Fjellstrand Rewrites the Book page: 44
- Shipbuilding: Diversity Drives Derecktor page: 46
- Interview: Todd Fuller, President, Associated Terminals page: 52
- The Drive Behind Water-Cooled Motors page: 60
Content
- Maritime Cyber Alert page: 10
- Setting the Course for Low Carbon Shipping page: 12
- Regulatory Crewing Challenges for Offshore Wind Vessels page: 14
- Will High-Speed Container Transport Ever Work? page: 18
- Offshore wind: One-stop power conversion page: 23
- Interview: Douglas Prothero, CEO, The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection page: 26
- Interview: Fredrik Johansson, Tillberg Design of Sweden page: 32
- Admiral Schultz Emphasizes Maritime as a Driver of U.S. Commerce page: 36
- IMO2020: The Rise of Bulk Liquid Hydrogen in Norway page: 44
Content
- Training Tips for Ships page: 8
- Maritime, Measles & Quarantine page: 10
- Export Licensing: Tips U.S. Exporters Shouldn’t Overlook page: 12
- Cyber Risk Management: What Maritime Professionals Need to Know Now page: 14
- "A Maritime Disaster Waiting to Happen" page: 15
- Offshore Wind – A Brief History page: 18
- Report: The U.S. Marine Market page: 26
- Market in Focus: Tankers page: 30
- Market in Focus: Containerships page: 32
- Market in Focus: Bulkers page: 34
- Market in Focus: Gas Ships page: 36
- Market in Focus: Offshore Services Vessels page: 38
- Shipping Companies: Is Bigger Better? page: 42
- IMO 2020: Hydrogen's Future in Maritime page: 50
- Ship IoT Tech Enables Navigation Safety page: 54
October 2019
Marine Design Annual
Market Feature
Alternative Marine Fuels
Technical Feature
Coatings: Deck, Hull and Tank
Product Feature
Software Solutions: CAD/CAM
Thought Leadership
Ship Classification Societies
Bonuses
SNAME
October 29 - Nov 2
Tacoma, WA
Europort
Nov 5-8
Rotterdam
Blue Tech Week
Nov 4-8
San Diego, CA
November 2019
Workboat Edition
Market Feature
Propulsion, Thrusters & Gears
Technical Feature
Multi Mission Boats; Patrol, Escort, Fire and Search & Rescue
Product Feature
Deck Machinery Product Guide
Thought Leadership
Offshore Wind Power
Bonuses
Workboat Show
Dec 4-6
New Orleans, LA
Marintec China
Dec 3-6
Shanghai China
INMEX China
Dec 12-14
Guangzhou, China
December 2019
Great Ships of 2019
Market Feature
Top 10 Shipbuilders
Technical Feature
Digitalization in Ship Design & Construction
Product Feature
Bridge Electronics and Communications
Thought Leadership
Maritime Emission Reduction
Bonuses
SNA 2020
Crystal City, VA
