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February 2007

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Tsunamis: A rare but real marine hazard

by Timothy D. Tisch

Paddle-wheeler has antique charm, plus all the modern conveniences.

Alan Haig-Brown

Makers of Immersion Suits

Pilothouse staffing levels increased following N.Y. ferry crash

by David Tyler

New rules for ballast-water management are on the way

by Richard O. Aichele

NTSB faults navigation procedures of crew on small cruise vessel that hit rock and sank

by Nicki Noble

Shifting cargo kills crewman during unloading operation.

by John Snyder

Canadian hovercraft stand ready to go places other vessels cannot

Alan Haig-Brown

East Coast docking pilots increasingly coming under state regulation

Twain Braden

Bridge inspector drowns after barge knocks him into river

by David Tyler

Bold Endurance: From heavy lifting to deep-sea plowing

Alan Haig-Brown

Strong Waters

The sinking of the Civil War-era steamer Pewabic ranks as one of worst disasters in the history of the Great Lakes

by JoAnn Semones

Three dead as heavy-lift ship capsizes while loading generator

by Richard O. Aichele

Five tourists killed when high winds overturn pontoon water taxi in Baltimore Inner Harbor

by Tony Muldoon

Director of operations and port captain indicted in Staten Island Ferry crash

by David Tyler

Chief mate demoted following grounding of Washington state ferry

by David Tyler

Coast Guard advises small passenger vessels to carry fewer people to reflect weight gains

Richard O. Aichele

Invader-class refurbishment finished at North Florida Shipyards

by Gregory M. Walsh

Matson to proceed with acquisition of containerships

by Richard O. Aichele

Tour-boat sinking in Everglades is blamed on failure to repair earlier hull damage

by John Snyder

Mariner IDs to incorporate fingerprints

by Twain Braden

Inland waterways industry lobbying to protect trust funds

by Carlo Salzano

Mississippi River pilots add to realism of simulator training

John Gormley

Vessel Traffic System allows Southern California ports to handle growth safely

by John Gormley

Bouchard continues expansion with latest articulated tug-barge unit

Gregory M. Walsh

Fisherman dies after being struck by tug and barges

by John Snyder

Luther Blount, at 89, can still hit the right notes

Walter Garschagen

Navigating by instruments: Towboats testing aviation technology to navigate locks

by Kate Yeomans

In response to terror concerns, AIS website limits access to live data

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