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International shipping: the role of sea transport in the global economy

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1. Verfasser:	Witthohn, Ralf 1952- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Wiesbaden Springer [2023]
Schlagworte:	Seeschifffahrt Schiffsfrachtverkehr Globalisierung passengers dry cargo icebreaker liquid cargo tugboat
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Beschreibung:	lxxiii, 758 Seiten Illustrationen 24 cm, 1406 g
ISBN:	9783658342722 3658342722

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adam_text	CONTENTS PART I TRANSPORT BY SEA 1 1 AGRICULTURAL AND FORESTRY PRODUCTS, ANIMALS, FEEDINGSTUFFS 3 1.1 CEREALS 3 1.1.1 CANADIAN WHEAT FROM THE THUNDER BAY 4 1.1.2 CROATIAN-BUILT SELF-DISCHARGERS FOR CANADA 8 1.1.3 GRAIN PORT CHURCHILL 9 1.1.4 STANDARD DESIGNS FROM SHANGHAI 11 1.1.5 GRAIN TRANSPORT IN HANDYSIZE, SUPRAMAX AND PANAMAX CARRIERS 12 1.1.6 WHEAT FROM THE PARANA 14 1.1.7 OPEN HATCH BULK CARRIERS 16 1.1.8 D AMICO S OPEN HATCH SHIPS 18 1.1.9 FINNISH DESIGN FOR CHINESE BUILDERS 19 1.1.10 UKRAINIAN GRAIN FOR THE WORLD 20 1.1.11 GERMAN WHEAT FOR SOUTH AFRICA 23 1.1.12 WHEAT FROM VANCOUVER FOR JAPAN IN CLEAN HOLDS 24 1.2 FRUIT, COFFEE AND COCOA 25 1.2.1 BANANAS FOR ST. PETERSBURG 26 1.2.2 ORANGES FROM DURBAN 29 1.2.3 ORGANIC COFFEE FROM HONDURAS 31 1.2.4 COCOA FROM GHANA 32 1.2.5 ANTARCTIC VEGETABLES FOR THE MARS FLIGHT 34 1.3 SALT AND SUGAR 39 1.3.1 FISH SALT FROM ZARZIS 39 VI CONTENTS 1.3.2 SUGAR FOR TORONTO 40 1.3.3 SUGAR FOR BULGARIA 41 1.4 MEAT 42 1.4.1 CONTAINER SHIP FOR 2100 REEFER UNITS 42 1.4.2 MEAT FROM SOUTH AMERICA 43 1.4.3 60,000 M3 COLD STORE ON EMMA MAERSK 50 1.5 JUICES, ALCOHOL AND WATER 51 1.5.1 CONCENTRATE FROM SANTOS 52 1.5.2 ALCOHOL FOR BACARDI PRODUCTION 53 1.5.3 AQUAVIT ACROSS THE LINE 55 1.5.4 WATER FOR KIMOLOS 55 1.5.5 BREMEN MALT FOR IZMIR 56 1.6 VEGETABLE OIL 57 1.6.1 PALM OIL FOR GERMAN BISCUITS 58 1.6.2 UKRAINIAN SUNFLOWER OIL FOR ISTANBUL 60 1.7 LIVESTOCK AND LIVE FISH 63 1.7.1 AUSTRALIAN CATTLE FOR CHINA 64 1.7.2 AUSTRALIAN SHEEP FOR ARABIA 66 1.7.3 SHEEP FROM TIERRA DEL FUEGO 67 1.7.4 SALMON FROM FAROE ISLANDS FJORDS 68 1.8 FISH, KRILL, GARNETS, WHALES 70 1.8.1 SAITHE, SURIMI, FISH OIL AND ROE FROM THE BERING SEA 72 1.8.2 SAITHE FROM THE NORTH ATLANTIC 73 1.8.3 FISH FROM ICELAND, THE FAROES AND NORWAY IN CONTAINERS 76 1.8.4 NEW TRAWLERS FROM TURKEY AND NORWAY 79 1.8.5 FREEZER SOLBERG FOR ICELAND 81 1.8.6 SEAHAKE FROM SALDANHA 82 1.8.7 MACKEREL FOR CAMEROON 83 1.8.8 FROZEN FISH FROM THE FAROE ISLANDS 84 1.8.9 SALMON OIL FROM SALTHELLA 86 1.8.10 TUNA FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA 87 1.8.11 KRILL FROM THE SOUTHERN OCEAN 89 1.8.12 GARNET FROM THE NORTH SEA 91 1.8.13 GARNETS TO TANGIER AND BACK 93 1.8.14 FISHERY PROTECTION VESSELS 94 1.8.15 FISHERY RESEARCH VESSEL FROM ROMANIA 95 1.8.16 BRIGITTE BARDOT AGAINST WHALING 97 1.8.17 STUNNED FISH ON SPES NOVA 99 CONTENTS VII 1.9 FEEDSTUFFS 100 1.9.1 FEED FOR OLDENBURG PIGS 101 1.9.2 SOYA FOR SWEDEN 103 1.9.3 FISH FEED SUPPLY VESSEL AQUA FJELL 106 1.10 WOOD AND WOOD PRODUCTS 108 1.10.1 CROSS-DOCKING IN KOTKA 109 1.10.2 EUCALYPTUS WOOD FROM BAHIA 111 1.10.3 FINNISH PAPER FOR LIIBECK 113 1.10.4 SAWN TIMBER FROM WISMAR 114 1.10.5 SAWN TIMBER FROM GERMANY TO BALTIMORE 115 1.10.6 NAMURAS LOG CARRIERS 118 1.10.7 WOODCHIP CARRIERS 121 1.10.8 AMERICAN PELLETS 124 1.10.9 RUSSIAN TIMBER FOR OLDENBURG, SWEDISH CELLULOSE FOR MINDEN 125 1.10.10 GARAGE TYPE FOREST PRODUCT CARRIER SWIFT ARROW 129 1.10.11 DANISH PALLET CARRIER LYSVIK SEAWAYS 130 1.10.12 CHRISTMAS TREES FOR THE ANTARCTIC STATION 130 1.11 COTTON ON THE BURIGANGA 132 2 RAW MATERIALS 135 2.1 ORES AND METALS 138 2.1.1 IRON ORE 138 2.1.1.1 AUSTRALIAN IRON ORE FOR CHINA 140 2.1.1.2 CAPESIZE CARRIERS AT PORT HEDLAND 141 2.1.1.3 NEWCASTLEMAX MADEIRA 142 2.1.1.4 IRON ORE FROM PONTA DA MADEIRA 143 2.1.1.5 BRAZILIAN ORE FOR ASIAS STEELMAKERS 145 2.1.1.6 400,000 DWT VLOC FOR ORE TRANSPORT 145 2.1.1.7 106,000 DWT CARRIER FROM STX DALIAN 147 2.1.1.8 81,400 DWT PANAMAXES FROM UNIVERSAL SHIPBUILDING 148 2.1.1.9 76,000 DWT PANAMAXES FROM HUDONG ZHONGHUA 149 2.1.1.10 LNG BURNING VIIKKI IN QUADRILATERAL TRAFFIC 150 2.1.1.11 IRON ORE FROM BUCHANAN 153 VIII CONTENTS 2.1.1.12 CANADIAN IRON ORE FOR SALZGITTER VIA PANAMA 156 2.1.2 CANADIAN COPPER CONCENTRATE FOR WILHELMSBURG 157 2.1.3 NICKEL ORE 159 2.1.3.1 NICKEL ORE FROM NEW CALEDONIA 159 2.1.3.2 NICKEL AND PALLADIUM FROM SIBERIA 161 2.1.4 ZINC ORE FROM TOWNSVILLE 163 2.1.5 BAUXITE 167 2.1.5.1 BAUXITE FROM KAMSAR 168 2.1.5.2 BAUXITE FOR GRUNDARTANGI 169 2.1.5.3 KOREAN-BUILT KAMSARMAX CARRIERS 171 2.1.5.4 KAMSARMAX CARRIERS FROM SANOYAS 172 2.1.5.5 HUNDREDS OF STANDARD BULKERS FROM CHINA 173 2.1.6 URANIUM ORE, PLUTONIUM 177 2.1.6.1 YELLOW CAKE VIA WALVIS BAY 177 2.1.6.2 GERMAN URANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE TO RUSSIA 179 2.1.6.3 URANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE ON THE LARGEST CON RO SHIPS 180 2.1.6.4 PLUTONIUM TO THE UNITED STATES 182 2.1.7 BLACK ILMENITE FOR WHITE COLOUR 183 2.1.8 LITHIUM FROM THE UYUNI SALT DESERT 185 2.2 COAL 185 2.2.1 BORNEO COAL FOR ISHIKAWA 185 2.2.2 RUSSIAN COAL FROM UST-LUGA AND MURMANSK 186 2.2.3 CANADIAN COAL THROUGH THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE 188 2.2.4 COAL FROM TANJUNG PEMANCIANGAN 189 2.3 STONES, SAND, CEMENT 191 2.3.1 GRANITE FROM EIDE 191 2.3.2 BUILDING MATERIALS FOR HAMBURG 192 2.3.3 IRISH COASTAL VESSEL ARKLOW BRAVE 196 2.3.4 BUILDING SAND FROM THE ATLANTIC 196 2.3.5 CHINESE-BUILT CEMENT CARRIERS CEMCOASTER AND CEMCLIPPER 197 2.4 DIAMONDS FROM NAMIBIAN WATERS 199 2.5 FERTILIZER 201 2.5.1 GERMAN POTASH FOR INDIA, UREA FROM EGYPT 201 2.5.2 POTASSIUM CHLORIDE FOR NEW HOLLAND 203 CONTENTS IX 2.5.3 MAGNESIUM FROM KYMASSI 204 2.5.4 RUSSIAN CALCIUM DIHYDROGEN PHOSPHATE FOR SAINT BRIEUC 204 2.6 CRUDE OIL 207 2.6.1 NIGERIAN OIL FOR COME BY CHANCE 207 2.6.2 VENEZUELAN OIL FOR CHINA 209 2.6.3 SIBERIAN LIGHT FOR WILHELMSHAVEN 210 2.6.4 RUSSIAN CRUDE OIL FOR ROTTERDAM 212 2.6.5 NORTH SEA OIL FOR BRUNSBIITTEL 213 2.6.6 CRUDE OIL FROM THE SHETLANDS 214 2.6.7 OIL ACROSS THE CASPIAN SEA 215 2.7 GAS 217 2.7.1 LNG 218 2.7.1.1 BRUNEI GAS FOR JAPAN AND KOREA 221 2.7.1.2 SIBERIAN GAS FROM SABETTA 224 2.7.1.3 METHANE FOR YOKOHAMA 2.7.1.4 NEW CONTAINMENT TECHNOLOGY ON 225 SAGA DAWN 226 2.7.2 LPG 227 2.7.2.1 LPG TANKERS FROM TURNU-SEVERIN 229 2.7.2.2 ETHYLENE FROM LE HAVRE 232 2.7.2.3 AMMONIA FOR ANTWERP 233 2.7.3 HYDROGEN 234 2.8 OIL PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS 234 2.8.1 PRODUCT TANKERS FROM KIEL 235 2.8.2 NAPHTENIC OIL FOR SINGAPORE 239 2.8.3 BUNKER FOR THE GLOVIS COURAGE 242 2.8.4 MINERAL OIL IN KATTWYK HARBOUR 243 2.8.5 STYRENE FOR WISMAR 244 2.8.6 ASPHALT FROM CANADIAN OIL SANDS 245 2.9 PURE SULPH UR FOR JORF LASFAR 247 2.10 OBO CARRIERS 248 3 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS 251 3.1 STEEL PRODUCTS 253 3.1.1 STEEL PIPES FOR THE NEW KAISERHAFEN QUAY 253 3.1.2 STEEL FOR KOTA KINABALU 255 3.1.3 GENEVA HANDYSIZE BULKERS IN STEEL TRANSPORT 256 3.1.4 LNG TANK FOR WES AMELIE 257 X CONTENTS 3.2 VEHICLES 259 3.3 3.2.1 SCANDINAVIAN AND ASIAN DOMINANCE 261 3.2.2 8000 NEW CARS FROM JAPAN AND KOREA 266 3.2.3 RECORD HOLDER HOEGH DELHI 267 3.2.4 MORE CAPACITY ON EXTENDED HOEGH ASIA 269 3.2.5 NEW WORLD RECORD HOLDER HOEGH TARGET 271 3.2.6 FIATS FROM CIVITAVECCIA TO VERACRUZ 271 3.2.7 MERCEDES CARS FROM UUSIKAUPUNKI 274 3.2.8 FIRST ANGLED STERN RAMP ON MADAME BUTTERFLY 275 3.2.9 FORMER RO RO CARRIERS UNDER US FLAG 278 3.2.10 FORMER RUSSIAN TANK TRANSPORTERS 279 3.2.11 VIETNAMESE PREMIERE VICTORY LEADER 280 3.2.12 JAGUARS FROM IMMINGHAM 281 3.2.13 KIAS FROM KOPER TO TARRAGONA 283 3.2.14 NISSANS FROM SUNDERLAND 285 3.2.15 BUSES FOR HAVANA 287 3.2.16 DOUBLE-DECK COACHES FOR ASHDOD 288 3.2.17 LOSS-MAKING INVESTMENTS IN MULTIPURPOSE CARGO VESSELS 288 3.2.18 AUCTIONING VICTORIA 291 3.2.19 HUNDREDS OF KG INSOLVENCIES 292 3.2.20 FRESH CAPITAL FOR BANKRUPT SHIP INVESTMENTS 293 3.2.21 NATO TANKS FROM NORWAY 294 3.2.22 ECOLIFT INDUSTRIAL FAME RENAMED ZEA FAME 297 3.2.23 VAN CARRIERS ON RIA 299 3.2.24 OSLO AIRPORT EXPRESS FROM PORTUGAL 300 INDUSTRIAL PLANTS 301 3.3.1 WIND POWER PLANTS 301 3.3.1.1 TOWERS FROM SHANGHAI, BLADES FOR MANTYLUOTO 303 3.3.1.2 ROTOR BLADES FROM SPAIN, TURBINE HOUSES FOR NORDSEE 1 304 3.3.1.3 WINGS FOR THE LARGEST POWER PLANT 306 3.3.1.4 BLADES FOR ROSTOCK 307 3.3.1.5 JACKET FOUNDATIONS FROM NORWAY 309 3.3.1.6 MONOPILES FOR TAIWAN FROM DILLINGER HIITTE 311 CONTENTS XI 3.3.1.7 OPEN HATCH CARRIER POSIDANA IN WIND POWER COMPONENTS TRANSPORT 315 3.3.1.8 TURBINE TOWERS ON TIAN FU 318 3.3.1.9 AURICH WIND POWER EXPORTS UNDER WIND POWER 320 3.3.1.10 FUTURISTIC PROJECT CARRIER NORDANA SEA 322 3.3.1.11 DIESEL-ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN ABIS BILBAO 324 3.3.1.12 INDIAN-BUILT HAPPY SKY LIFTS 2 X 900 TONNES 325 3.3.2 BAUXITE CRACKER FOR KAMSAR 326 3.3.3 GAS TURBINES FOR HAMITABAT 328 3.3.4 700-TONNE LIFTING CAPACITY FOR HEAVY CARGOES 331 3.3.5 POWER PLANT COMPONENTS FOR SIBERIA 333 3.3.6 SHIPYARD CRANE ON THE HOOK 334 3.3.7 PIGGYBACK SHIPS AND DOCKS 335 3.3.7.1 SWATH TYPE PILOT TENDERS FOR HOUSTON 337 3.3.7.2 FOUR-MASTED BARQUE PEKING FROM NEW YORK TO GERMANY 338 3.3.7.3 SURVEY VESSEL TAGU SUPPLIER TO JAMAICA 340 3.3.7.4 TANKER NEWBUILDING ON DECK 341 3.3.7.5 REPAIR DOCK ON TRANSSHELF 341 3.3.7.6 YACHTS ON DEO VOLENTE AND EEMSLIFT HENDRIKA 342 3.3.7.7 FISH FARM SERVING BOAT CLAYOQUOT SERVER FOR CANADA 344 3.3.7.8 AIRBUS TRANSPORTER VILLE DE BORDEAUX 345 3.3.7.9 ARIANE TRANSPORTERS MN TOUCAN AND MN COLIBRI 347 3.3.7.10 ZHEN HUAS CRANE CARRIERS 348 3.4 DANGEROUS GOODS 349 3.4.1 CHEMICALS FOR JAPAN 350 3.4.2 AMMUNITION FOR NORDENHAM 351 3.4.3 FORMER SOVIET RO RO CARRIERS UNDER US FLAG 353 XII CONTENTS 3.5 OTHER INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS 353 3.5.1 SEWAGE SLUDGE FROM THE EAST FRISIAN ISLANDS 353 3.5.2 BACK FROM RUSSIA 356 4 CONTAINER TRANSPORTS 359 4. 1 EUROPE: FAR EAST ROUTE 366 4.1.1 20,000 TEU SHIPS IN LARGE NUMBERS 368 4.1.2 NINE EUROPE-FAR EAST SERVICES OF THE 2M AGREEMENT 370 4.1.3 QUANTUM LEAP BY EMMA M/RSK 372 4.1.4 NEAR LOSS OF EMMA MAERSK 380 4.1.5 400-METER SHIPS ONLY CONDITIONALLY MANEUVRABLE IN A STORM 382 4.1.6 MAERSK S TRIPLE-E VESSELS 384 4.1.7 ELEVEN EUROPE-FAR EAST SERVICES OF OCEAN ALLIANCE 386 4.1.8 CASCADE EFFECT DISPLACES 8000 TEU SHIPS 388 4.1.9 PRIVATE AND PUBLIC CAPITAL 394 4.1.10 SIMILAR 8000 TEU TYPES FROM SAMSUNG, DAEWOO AND HANJIN 396 4.1.11 EIGHT EUROPE-FAR EAST SERVICES OF THE ALLIANCE 398 4.1.12 DIRECT AUSTRALIA SERVICES FROM EUROPE 401 4.2 NORTH ATLANTIC ROUTE 402 4.2.1 COLOMBIAN BANANAS FOR EUROPE 404 4.2.2 HAPAG-LLOYD WITH ASIAN PARTNERS 408 4.2.3 TWO OCEAN ALLIANCE SERVICES 410 4.3 NORTH-SOUTH TRAFFIC 412 4.3.1 ALONG THE AMERICAN EAST COASTS 417 4.3.2 HANJIN COPENHAGEN IN TSUNAMI 419 4.3.3 5500 TEU CARRIERS FROM SAMSUNG 420 4.3.4 WIDE-BEAM TYPES FOR VINNEN 421 4.4 FEEDER AND SHORT-SEA TRAFFIC 425 4.4.1 COLLECTIVE TRANSPORTER UNIFEEDER S 426 4.4.2 OPEN-TOP TYPE FROM MEYER WERFT 428 4.4.3 CHINESE-BUILT CONTAINER FEEDER TYPES 431 4.4.4 MAERSK S ICE-CLASS FEEDERS 434 CONTENTS XIII 5 FERRY TRAFFIC 437 5.1 FREIGHT FERRIES 437 5.1.1 BORE SONG ON ROUTE TO ENGLAND 439 5.1.2 LENGTHENING OF PRIMULA SEAWAYS 443 5.L3 ODENSE S FSG VARIANT PAQIZE FROM ISTANBUL TO TRIESTE 446 5.1.4 DRILLING EQUIPMENT FROM FINLAND TO GALVESTON 448 5.2 RO PAX FERRIES 450 5.2.1 WORLD S LARGEST COMBINED PASSENGER AND CAR FERRIES ON THE FINLAND ROUTE 450 5.2.2 SUPERFAST FERRIES IN EUROPE AND AUSTRALIA 456 5.2.3 SUPERSPEED I AND SUPERSPEED II ACROSS THE SKAGERRAK 460 5.2.4 TOYS FROM HAL FAR 464 5.2.5 BATTERY-POWERED DOUBLE-ENDED FERRY GLOPPEFJORD 466 5.2.6 ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN FERRIES AR VAG TREDAN AND ELLEN 467 5.3 RAILWAY FERRIES 468 5.3.1 SWEDISH SKANE FROM TRELLEBORG TO ROSTOCK 468 5.3.2 DENMARK S PRINSESSE BENEDIKTE ON FUGLEFLUGTSLINIEN 471 5.4 COMBINED CARGO AND PASSENGER CARRYING SHIPS 475 5.4.1 BLACK PEARLS FROM BORA BORA 475 5.4.2 XIANG XUE LAN FROM CHINA TO KOREA 480 5.5 HIGH-SPEED FERRIES 480 5.5.1 LEONORA CHRISTINA IN BORNHOLM SERVICE 481 5.5.2 UNSUCCESSFUL SPIRIT OF ONTARIO 1 483 5.5.3 ITALIAN MONOHULL FERRY SUPERSEACAT FOUR 483 5.5.4 WAVEPIERCER SICILIA JET FROM INCAT 485 PART II WORK AT SEA 489 6 OFFSHORE WORK 491 6.1 PIPE LAYERS SEVEN SEAS AND SEVEN OCEANS 495 6.2 DIVING SUPPORT SHIP TOISA PEGASUS 498 6.3 WIND FARMS REPLACING COAL MINES 499 XIV CONTENTS 6.3.1 INSTALLATION SHIP MPI DISCOVERY ON AMRUMBANK 506 6.3.2 BRAVE TERN AND BOLD TERN TO BUILD GLOBAL TECH 1 507 6.3.3 AEOLUS IN DUTCH GEMINI PARK 508 6.3.4 BRIDGE-BUILDING CRANE SVANEN IN OFFSHORE EMPLOYMENT 511 6.3.5 ROUTES FOR WIND ENERGY CABLES 511 6.3.6 CABLES FOR THE WALNEY WIND FARM 512 6.3.7 NORDENHAM SUBMARINE CABLE FOR BALTIC II 514 6.3.8 REPLACEMENT CABLE FOR BORWIN 1 516 6.3.9 CONVERTER PLATFORM FOR MEERWIND OST 517 6.3.10 WORKING AND LIVING IN A WIND FARM 520 6.3.11 FERRIES TO FLOATING HOTELS 522 6.3.12 FREIGHT TO PASSENGER TRANSPORTERS 523 6.3.13 HYBRID PROPULSION ON GEO FOCUS 524 6.3.14 CREWBOAT GESA FOR PERSONNEL TRANSFER FROM HELGOLAND 525 6.3.15 FAST SHIP WITH SOFT BOW 528 6.3.16 OLSEN S HIGH-SPEED FLEET 530 6.3.17 WATERJET PROPULSION FOR HIGH SPEEDS 531 6.4 SIX WG COLUMBUS TYPE SEISMIC VESSELS 532 6.4.1 RUSSIAN GAS THROUGH THE BLACK SEA 534 6.4.2 HIGHER YIELD THROUGH STIMULATION 535 6.4.3 ISLAND CONSTRUCTOR IN OIL PRODUCTION OPERATIONS 536 6.4.4 GERMAN OIL FROM MITTELPLATE 539 6.4.5 OIL PRODUCTION VESSEL PETROJARLI 540 7 DREDGING 543 7.1 DREDGING IN BRONKA 545 7.2 DEPLOYMENT TO PORT HARCOURT 546 7.3 DREDGING OFF YUZHNY 549 7.4 BELGIAN CUTTER HEAD DREDGER VESALIUS 551 7.5 BACKHOE DREDGER PETER THE GREAT 552 8 SALVAGE AND TOWAGE 555 8.1 GROUNDED WITH DRAGGING ANCHORS 559 8.2 BOSKALIS TUGS OPERATED WORLDWIDE 564 8.3 TEN TUGS IN HARRIERSAND SALVAGE ACTION 566 8.4 FROM TAMPA TO BREMERHAVEN FOR REPAIR 567 CONTENTS XV 8.5 NINE HIGH-SEA TUGS FOR HARMS FROM MIITZELFELDT 568 8.6 RAPID EMERGENCY HELP FOR SPLITTNES 570 8.7 FIVE FLOATING CRANES RAISE THE SEKI ROLETTE WRECK 572 8.8 NEW TUG DESIGNS AND TECHNIQUES 572 8.9 LARGE ASD TUG SERIES FROM DAMEN 575 8.10 BUGSIER TUGS FROM FASSMER YARD 580 8.11 THE EDDY TUG PROJECT 581 8.12 INNOVATIVE CAROUSEL TUG MULTRATUG 32 582 9 ICEBREAKING 585 9.1 RUSSIAN NUCLEAR ICEBREAKER YAMAL 585 9.2 DIESEL-ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN ICE BREAKER MOSKVA 586 9.3 ICEBREAKING OFFSHORE VESSELS FOR KAZAKHSTAN 588 9.4 GAS TURBINE-POWERED US ICEBREAKER POLAR SEA 589 9.5 HELICOPTER TRANSFER FROM ARCTIC SUPPLY VESSEL DP POLAR 590 9.6 SUPPLIES FOR THE NEUMAYR STATION 592 PART III RECREATION, TRAVEL AND RESCUE AT SEA 595 10 CRUISE SHIPPING 597 10.1 CARIBBEAN, ALASKA, GREAT LAKES, HAWAII 606 10.1.1 HURRICANE IRMA DESTROYING CRUISE DESTINATIONS 609 10.1.2 FROM NEW YORK TO BERMUDA 614 10.1.3 MICKEY MOUSE ON CARIBBEAN COURSE 618 10.1.4 PEARL MIST ON THE GREAT LAKES 622 10.1.5 CELEBRITY CRUISE LINERS TO ALASKA AND HAWAII 623 10.1.6 PRIDE OF AMERICA BUILT UNDER SPECIAL PERMIT 625 10.1.7 PRIDE OF HAWAII IN EUROPE 627 10.2 EUROPE 627 10.2.1 CARNIVAL S EUROPEAN SUBSIDIARIES COSTA, AIDA AND P&O 629 10.2.2 COSTA VICTORIA ON MEDITERRANEAN ROUTES 631 10.2.3 AIDAPRIMA SAILING FROM LAS PALMAS 633 10.2.4 SCRUBBER-FITTED MEIN SCHIFF 3, 4, 5, 6, 1, 2 AND 7 636 10.2.5 RESERVATION FOR 90 BRITISH POUNDS 638 10.2.6 EUROPA 2 ON WORLD TOURS 640 10.2.7 FOUR QUEENS FROM FRANCE AND ITALY 642 10.2.8 NORWEGIAN SKY FROM LLOYD WERFT 645 XVI CONTENTS 10.3 ASIA 646 10.3.1 JEWELS OF VIETNAM: FROM HONG KONG TO HO CHI MINH CITY 646 10.3.2 GENTING S GLOBAL DREAM FROM WISMAR 648 10.3.3 CHINAS FIRST LUXURY LINER 650 10.3.4 FROM SHANGHAI AND HONG KONG 651 10.4 EXPEDITION CRUISES 653 10.4.1 HIGH ACCIDENTS FREQUENCY 655 10.4.2 YACHT-LIKE LE BOREAL 658 10.4.3 HURTIGRUTEN LINER FRAM 660 10.4.4 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER 662 10.4.5 HIGH-CLASS LUXURY VESSELS 665 10.5 COASTAL PASSENGER SHIPPING 666 10.5.1 SENEGALESE ALINE SITOE DIATTA 666 10.5.2 LNG-DRIVEN HELGOLAND 666 10.6 RIVER CRUISES 668 10.6.1 A-ROSA STELLA ON RIVER RHONE 669 10.6.2 LONGSHIP VIKING HERMOD FROM AVIGNON TO LYON 673 10.6.3 ROSSINI ON THE DANUBE 674 11 LUXURY YACHTS 677 11.1 AZZAM AND TOPAZ FOR THE EMIRATES 678 11.2 POSSIBLE MISSION FOR THE SAUDI KING 680 11.3 AL SAID FOR THE SULTAN OF OMAN 681 11.4 1 57-M YACHT DILBAR FOR RUSSIA 682 11.5 AVIVA FROM ABEKING & RASMUSSEN 685 11.6 LE GRAND BLEU, ECLIPSE, LUNA AND SOLARIS FOR ABRAMOVICH 688 11.7 KIEL STEALTH YACHT A FOR RUSSIAN BUYERS 691 11.8 EXPEDITION YACHTS ULYSSES FROM KLEVEN VERFT 692 12 FLOATING HOSPITALS AND RESCUE VESSELS 695 12.1 RELIEF MISSIONS IN AFRICA AND SOUTH AMERICA 695 12.2 RESCUE SHIP AQUARIUS OF SOS MEDITERRANNEE 696 GLOSSARY 701 INDEX 715
adam_txt	CONTENTS PART I TRANSPORT BY SEA 1 1 AGRICULTURAL AND FORESTRY PRODUCTS, ANIMALS, FEEDINGSTUFFS 3 1.1 CEREALS 3 1.1.1 CANADIAN WHEAT FROM THE THUNDER BAY 4 1.1.2 CROATIAN-BUILT SELF-DISCHARGERS FOR CANADA 8 1.1.3 GRAIN PORT CHURCHILL 9 1.1.4 STANDARD DESIGNS FROM SHANGHAI 11 1.1.5 GRAIN TRANSPORT IN HANDYSIZE, SUPRAMAX AND PANAMAX CARRIERS 12 1.1.6 WHEAT FROM THE PARANA 14 1.1.7 OPEN HATCH BULK CARRIERS 16 1.1.8 D ' AMICO ' S OPEN HATCH SHIPS 18 1.1.9 FINNISH DESIGN FOR CHINESE BUILDERS 19 1.1.10 UKRAINIAN GRAIN FOR THE WORLD 20 1.1.11 GERMAN WHEAT FOR SOUTH AFRICA 23 1.1.12 WHEAT FROM VANCOUVER FOR JAPAN IN CLEAN HOLDS 24 1.2 FRUIT, COFFEE AND COCOA 25 1.2.1 BANANAS FOR ST. PETERSBURG 26 1.2.2 ORANGES FROM DURBAN 29 1.2.3 ORGANIC COFFEE FROM HONDURAS 31 1.2.4 COCOA FROM GHANA 32 1.2.5 ANTARCTIC VEGETABLES FOR THE MARS FLIGHT 34 1.3 SALT AND SUGAR 39 1.3.1 FISH SALT FROM ZARZIS 39 VI CONTENTS 1.3.2 SUGAR FOR TORONTO 40 1.3.3 SUGAR FOR BULGARIA 41 1.4 MEAT 42 1.4.1 CONTAINER SHIP FOR 2100 REEFER UNITS 42 1.4.2 MEAT FROM SOUTH AMERICA 43 1.4.3 60,000 M3 COLD STORE ON EMMA MAERSK 50 1.5 JUICES, ALCOHOL AND WATER 51 1.5.1 CONCENTRATE FROM SANTOS 52 1.5.2 ALCOHOL FOR BACARDI PRODUCTION 53 1.5.3 AQUAVIT ACROSS THE LINE 55 1.5.4 WATER FOR KIMOLOS 55 1.5.5 BREMEN MALT FOR IZMIR 56 1.6 VEGETABLE OIL 57 1.6.1 PALM OIL FOR GERMAN BISCUITS 58 1.6.2 UKRAINIAN SUNFLOWER OIL FOR ISTANBUL 60 1.7 LIVESTOCK AND LIVE FISH 63 1.7.1 AUSTRALIAN CATTLE FOR CHINA 64 1.7.2 AUSTRALIAN SHEEP FOR ARABIA 66 1.7.3 SHEEP FROM TIERRA DEL FUEGO 67 1.7.4 SALMON FROM FAROE ISLANDS FJORDS 68 1.8 FISH, KRILL, GARNETS, WHALES 70 1.8.1 SAITHE, SURIMI, FISH OIL AND ROE FROM THE BERING SEA 72 1.8.2 SAITHE FROM THE NORTH ATLANTIC 73 1.8.3 FISH FROM ICELAND, THE FAROES AND NORWAY IN CONTAINERS 76 1.8.4 NEW TRAWLERS FROM TURKEY AND NORWAY 79 1.8.5 FREEZER SOLBERG FOR ICELAND 81 1.8.6 SEAHAKE FROM SALDANHA 82 1.8.7 MACKEREL FOR CAMEROON 83 1.8.8 FROZEN FISH FROM THE FAROE ISLANDS 84 1.8.9 SALMON OIL FROM SALTHELLA 86 1.8.10 TUNA FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA 87 1.8.11 KRILL FROM THE SOUTHERN OCEAN 89 1.8.12 GARNET FROM THE NORTH SEA 91 1.8.13 GARNETS TO TANGIER AND BACK 93 1.8.14 FISHERY PROTECTION VESSELS 94 1.8.15 FISHERY RESEARCH VESSEL FROM ROMANIA 95 1.8.16 BRIGITTE BARDOT AGAINST WHALING 97 1.8.17 STUNNED FISH ON SPES NOVA 99 CONTENTS VII 1.9 FEEDSTUFFS 100 1.9.1 FEED FOR OLDENBURG PIGS 101 1.9.2 SOYA FOR SWEDEN 103 1.9.3 FISH FEED SUPPLY VESSEL AQUA FJELL 106 1.10 WOOD AND WOOD PRODUCTS 108 1.10.1 CROSS-DOCKING IN KOTKA 109 1.10.2 EUCALYPTUS WOOD FROM BAHIA 111 1.10.3 FINNISH PAPER FOR LIIBECK 113 1.10.4 SAWN TIMBER FROM WISMAR 114 1.10.5 SAWN TIMBER FROM GERMANY TO BALTIMORE 115 1.10.6 NAMURAS LOG CARRIERS 118 1.10.7 WOODCHIP CARRIERS 121 1.10.8 AMERICAN PELLETS 124 1.10.9 RUSSIAN TIMBER FOR OLDENBURG, SWEDISH CELLULOSE FOR MINDEN 125 1.10.10 GARAGE TYPE FOREST PRODUCT CARRIER SWIFT ARROW 129 1.10.11 DANISH PALLET CARRIER LYSVIK SEAWAYS 130 1.10.12 CHRISTMAS TREES FOR THE ANTARCTIC STATION 130 1.11 COTTON ON THE BURIGANGA 132 2 RAW MATERIALS 135 2.1 ORES AND METALS 138 2.1.1 IRON ORE 138 2.1.1.1 AUSTRALIAN IRON ORE FOR CHINA 140 2.1.1.2 CAPESIZE CARRIERS AT PORT HEDLAND 141 2.1.1.3 NEWCASTLEMAX MADEIRA 142 2.1.1.4 IRON ORE FROM PONTA DA MADEIRA 143 2.1.1.5 BRAZILIAN ORE FOR ASIAS STEELMAKERS 145 2.1.1.6 400,000 DWT VLOC FOR ORE TRANSPORT 145 2.1.1.7 106,000 DWT CARRIER FROM STX DALIAN 147 2.1.1.8 81,400 DWT PANAMAXES FROM UNIVERSAL SHIPBUILDING 148 2.1.1.9 76,000 DWT PANAMAXES FROM HUDONG ZHONGHUA 149 2.1.1.10 LNG BURNING VIIKKI IN QUADRILATERAL TRAFFIC 150 2.1.1.11 IRON ORE FROM BUCHANAN 153 VIII CONTENTS 2.1.1.12 CANADIAN IRON ORE FOR SALZGITTER VIA PANAMA 156 2.1.2 CANADIAN COPPER CONCENTRATE FOR WILHELMSBURG 157 2.1.3 NICKEL ORE 159 2.1.3.1 NICKEL ORE FROM NEW CALEDONIA 159 2.1.3.2 NICKEL AND PALLADIUM FROM SIBERIA 161 2.1.4 ZINC ORE FROM TOWNSVILLE 163 2.1.5 BAUXITE 167 2.1.5.1 BAUXITE FROM KAMSAR 168 2.1.5.2 BAUXITE FOR GRUNDARTANGI 169 2.1.5.3 KOREAN-BUILT KAMSARMAX CARRIERS 171 2.1.5.4 KAMSARMAX CARRIERS FROM SANOYAS 172 2.1.5.5 HUNDREDS OF STANDARD BULKERS FROM CHINA 173 2.1.6 URANIUM ORE, PLUTONIUM 177 2.1.6.1 YELLOW CAKE VIA WALVIS BAY 177 2.1.6.2 GERMAN URANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE TO RUSSIA 179 2.1.6.3 URANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE ON THE LARGEST CON RO SHIPS 180 2.1.6.4 PLUTONIUM TO THE UNITED STATES 182 2.1.7 BLACK ILMENITE FOR WHITE COLOUR 183 2.1.8 LITHIUM FROM THE UYUNI SALT DESERT 185 2.2 COAL 185 2.2.1 BORNEO COAL FOR ISHIKAWA 185 2.2.2 RUSSIAN COAL FROM UST-LUGA AND MURMANSK 186 2.2.3 CANADIAN COAL THROUGH THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE 188 2.2.4 COAL FROM TANJUNG PEMANCIANGAN 189 2.3 STONES, SAND, CEMENT 191 2.3.1 GRANITE FROM EIDE 191 2.3.2 BUILDING MATERIALS FOR HAMBURG 192 2.3.3 IRISH COASTAL VESSEL ARKLOW BRAVE 196 2.3.4 BUILDING SAND FROM THE ATLANTIC 196 2.3.5 CHINESE-BUILT CEMENT CARRIERS CEMCOASTER AND CEMCLIPPER 197 2.4 DIAMONDS FROM NAMIBIAN WATERS 199 2.5 FERTILIZER 201 2.5.1 GERMAN POTASH FOR INDIA, UREA FROM EGYPT 201 2.5.2 POTASSIUM CHLORIDE FOR NEW HOLLAND 203 CONTENTS IX 2.5.3 MAGNESIUM FROM KYMASSI 204 2.5.4 RUSSIAN CALCIUM DIHYDROGEN PHOSPHATE FOR SAINT BRIEUC 204 2.6 CRUDE OIL 207 2.6.1 NIGERIAN OIL FOR COME BY CHANCE 207 2.6.2 VENEZUELAN OIL FOR CHINA 209 2.6.3 SIBERIAN LIGHT FOR WILHELMSHAVEN 210 2.6.4 RUSSIAN CRUDE OIL FOR ROTTERDAM 212 2.6.5 NORTH SEA OIL FOR BRUNSBIITTEL 213 2.6.6 CRUDE OIL FROM THE SHETLANDS 214 2.6.7 OIL ACROSS THE CASPIAN SEA 215 2.7 GAS 217 2.7.1 LNG 218 2.7.1.1 BRUNEI GAS FOR JAPAN AND KOREA 221 2.7.1.2 SIBERIAN GAS FROM SABETTA 224 2.7.1.3 METHANE FOR YOKOHAMA 2.7.1.4 NEW CONTAINMENT TECHNOLOGY ON 225 SAGA DAWN 226 2.7.2 LPG 227 2.7.2.1 LPG TANKERS FROM TURNU-SEVERIN 229 2.7.2.2 ETHYLENE FROM LE HAVRE 232 2.7.2.3 AMMONIA FOR ANTWERP 233 2.7.3 HYDROGEN 234 2.8 OIL PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS 234 2.8.1 PRODUCT TANKERS FROM KIEL 235 2.8.2 NAPHTENIC OIL FOR SINGAPORE 239 2.8.3 BUNKER FOR THE GLOVIS COURAGE 242 2.8.4 MINERAL OIL IN KATTWYK HARBOUR 243 2.8.5 STYRENE FOR WISMAR 244 2.8.6 ASPHALT FROM CANADIAN OIL SANDS 245 2.9 PURE SULPH UR FOR JORF LASFAR 247 2.10 OBO CARRIERS 248 3 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS 251 3.1 STEEL PRODUCTS 253 3.1.1 STEEL PIPES FOR THE NEW KAISERHAFEN QUAY 253 3.1.2 STEEL FOR KOTA KINABALU 255 3.1.3 GENEVA HANDYSIZE BULKERS IN STEEL TRANSPORT 256 3.1.4 LNG TANK FOR WES AMELIE 257 X CONTENTS 3.2 VEHICLES 259 3.3 3.2.1 SCANDINAVIAN AND ASIAN DOMINANCE 261 3.2.2 8000 NEW CARS FROM JAPAN AND KOREA 266 3.2.3 RECORD HOLDER HOEGH DELHI 267 3.2.4 MORE CAPACITY ON EXTENDED HOEGH ASIA 269 3.2.5 NEW WORLD RECORD HOLDER HOEGH TARGET 271 3.2.6 FIATS FROM CIVITAVECCIA TO VERACRUZ 271 3.2.7 MERCEDES CARS FROM UUSIKAUPUNKI 274 3.2.8 FIRST ANGLED STERN RAMP ON MADAME BUTTERFLY 275 3.2.9 FORMER RO RO CARRIERS UNDER US FLAG 278 3.2.10 FORMER RUSSIAN TANK TRANSPORTERS 279 3.2.11 VIETNAMESE PREMIERE VICTORY LEADER 280 3.2.12 JAGUARS FROM IMMINGHAM 281 3.2.13 KIAS FROM KOPER TO TARRAGONA 283 3.2.14 NISSANS FROM SUNDERLAND 285 3.2.15 BUSES FOR HAVANA 287 3.2.16 DOUBLE-DECK COACHES FOR ASHDOD 288 3.2.17 LOSS-MAKING INVESTMENTS IN MULTIPURPOSE CARGO VESSELS 288 3.2.18 AUCTIONING VICTORIA 291 3.2.19 HUNDREDS OF KG INSOLVENCIES 292 3.2.20 FRESH CAPITAL FOR BANKRUPT SHIP INVESTMENTS 293 3.2.21 NATO TANKS FROM NORWAY 294 3.2.22 ECOLIFT INDUSTRIAL FAME RENAMED ZEA FAME 297 3.2.23 VAN CARRIERS ON RIA 299 3.2.24 OSLO AIRPORT EXPRESS FROM PORTUGAL 300 INDUSTRIAL PLANTS 301 3.3.1 WIND POWER PLANTS 301 3.3.1.1 TOWERS FROM SHANGHAI, BLADES FOR MANTYLUOTO 303 3.3.1.2 ROTOR BLADES FROM SPAIN, TURBINE HOUSES FOR NORDSEE 1 304 3.3.1.3 WINGS FOR THE LARGEST POWER PLANT 306 3.3.1.4 BLADES FOR ROSTOCK 307 3.3.1.5 JACKET FOUNDATIONS FROM NORWAY 309 3.3.1.6 MONOPILES FOR TAIWAN FROM DILLINGER HIITTE 311 CONTENTS XI 3.3.1.7 OPEN HATCH CARRIER POSIDANA IN WIND POWER COMPONENTS TRANSPORT 315 3.3.1.8 TURBINE TOWERS ON TIAN FU 318 3.3.1.9 AURICH WIND POWER EXPORTS UNDER WIND POWER 320 3.3.1.10 FUTURISTIC PROJECT CARRIER NORDANA SEA 322 3.3.1.11 DIESEL-ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN ABIS BILBAO 324 3.3.1.12 INDIAN-BUILT HAPPY SKY LIFTS 2 X 900 TONNES 325 3.3.2 BAUXITE CRACKER FOR KAMSAR 326 3.3.3 GAS TURBINES FOR HAMITABAT 328 3.3.4 700-TONNE LIFTING CAPACITY FOR HEAVY CARGOES 331 3.3.5 POWER PLANT COMPONENTS FOR SIBERIA 333 3.3.6 SHIPYARD CRANE ON THE HOOK 334 3.3.7 PIGGYBACK SHIPS AND DOCKS 335 3.3.7.1 SWATH TYPE PILOT TENDERS FOR HOUSTON 337 3.3.7.2 FOUR-MASTED BARQUE PEKING FROM NEW YORK TO GERMANY 338 3.3.7.3 SURVEY VESSEL TAGU SUPPLIER TO JAMAICA 340 3.3.7.4 TANKER NEWBUILDING ON DECK 341 3.3.7.5 REPAIR DOCK ON TRANSSHELF 341 3.3.7.6 YACHTS ON DEO VOLENTE AND EEMSLIFT HENDRIKA 342 3.3.7.7 FISH FARM SERVING BOAT CLAYOQUOT SERVER FOR CANADA 344 3.3.7.8 AIRBUS TRANSPORTER VILLE DE BORDEAUX 345 3.3.7.9 ARIANE TRANSPORTERS MN TOUCAN AND MN COLIBRI 347 3.3.7.10 ZHEN HUAS CRANE CARRIERS 348 3.4 DANGEROUS GOODS 349 3.4.1 CHEMICALS FOR JAPAN 350 3.4.2 AMMUNITION FOR NORDENHAM 351 3.4.3 FORMER SOVIET RO RO CARRIERS UNDER US FLAG 353 XII CONTENTS 3.5 OTHER INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS 353 3.5.1 SEWAGE SLUDGE FROM THE EAST FRISIAN ISLANDS 353 3.5.2 BACK FROM RUSSIA 356 4 CONTAINER TRANSPORTS 359 4. 1 EUROPE: FAR EAST ROUTE 366 4.1.1 20,000 TEU SHIPS IN LARGE NUMBERS 368 4.1.2 NINE EUROPE-FAR EAST SERVICES OF THE 2M AGREEMENT 370 4.1.3 QUANTUM LEAP BY EMMA M/RSK 372 4.1.4 NEAR LOSS OF EMMA MAERSK 380 4.1.5 400-METER SHIPS ONLY CONDITIONALLY MANEUVRABLE IN A STORM 382 4.1.6 MAERSK ' S TRIPLE-E VESSELS 384 4.1.7 ELEVEN EUROPE-FAR EAST SERVICES OF OCEAN ALLIANCE 386 4.1.8 CASCADE EFFECT DISPLACES 8000 TEU SHIPS 388 4.1.9 PRIVATE AND PUBLIC CAPITAL 394 4.1.10 SIMILAR 8000 TEU TYPES FROM SAMSUNG, DAEWOO AND HANJIN 396 4.1.11 EIGHT EUROPE-FAR EAST SERVICES OF THE ALLIANCE 398 4.1.12 DIRECT AUSTRALIA SERVICES FROM EUROPE 401 4.2 NORTH ATLANTIC ROUTE 402 4.2.1 COLOMBIAN BANANAS FOR EUROPE 404 4.2.2 HAPAG-LLOYD WITH ASIAN PARTNERS 408 4.2.3 TWO OCEAN ALLIANCE SERVICES 410 4.3 NORTH-SOUTH TRAFFIC 412 4.3.1 ALONG THE AMERICAN EAST COASTS 417 4.3.2 HANJIN COPENHAGEN IN TSUNAMI 419 4.3.3 5500 TEU CARRIERS FROM SAMSUNG 420 4.3.4 WIDE-BEAM TYPES FOR VINNEN 421 4.4 FEEDER AND SHORT-SEA TRAFFIC 425 4.4.1 COLLECTIVE TRANSPORTER UNIFEEDER ' S 426 4.4.2 OPEN-TOP TYPE FROM MEYER WERFT 428 4.4.3 CHINESE-BUILT CONTAINER FEEDER TYPES 431 4.4.4 MAERSK ' S ICE-CLASS FEEDERS 434 CONTENTS XIII 5 FERRY TRAFFIC 437 5.1 FREIGHT FERRIES 437 5.1.1 BORE SONG ON ROUTE TO ENGLAND 439 5.1.2 LENGTHENING OF PRIMULA SEAWAYS 443 5.L3 ODENSE ' S FSG VARIANT PAQIZE FROM ISTANBUL TO TRIESTE 446 5.1.4 DRILLING EQUIPMENT FROM FINLAND TO GALVESTON 448 5.2 RO PAX FERRIES 450 5.2.1 WORLD ' S LARGEST COMBINED PASSENGER AND CAR FERRIES ON THE FINLAND ROUTE 450 5.2.2 SUPERFAST FERRIES IN EUROPE AND AUSTRALIA 456 5.2.3 SUPERSPEED I AND SUPERSPEED II ACROSS THE SKAGERRAK 460 5.2.4 TOYS FROM HAL FAR 464 5.2.5 BATTERY-POWERED DOUBLE-ENDED FERRY GLOPPEFJORD 466 5.2.6 ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN FERRIES AR VAG TREDAN AND ELLEN 467 5.3 RAILWAY FERRIES 468 5.3.1 SWEDISH SKANE FROM TRELLEBORG TO ROSTOCK 468 5.3.2 DENMARK ' S PRINSESSE BENEDIKTE ON FUGLEFLUGTSLINIEN 471 5.4 COMBINED CARGO AND PASSENGER CARRYING SHIPS 475 5.4.1 BLACK PEARLS FROM BORA BORA 475 5.4.2 XIANG XUE LAN FROM CHINA TO KOREA 480 5.5 HIGH-SPEED FERRIES 480 5.5.1 LEONORA CHRISTINA IN BORNHOLM SERVICE 481 5.5.2 UNSUCCESSFUL SPIRIT OF ONTARIO 1 483 5.5.3 ITALIAN MONOHULL FERRY SUPERSEACAT FOUR 483 5.5.4 WAVEPIERCER SICILIA JET FROM INCAT 485 PART II WORK AT SEA 489 6 OFFSHORE WORK 491 6.1 PIPE LAYERS SEVEN SEAS AND SEVEN OCEANS 495 6.2 DIVING SUPPORT SHIP TOISA PEGASUS 498 6.3 WIND FARMS REPLACING COAL MINES 499 XIV CONTENTS 6.3.1 INSTALLATION SHIP MPI DISCOVERY ON AMRUMBANK 506 6.3.2 BRAVE TERN AND BOLD TERN TO BUILD GLOBAL TECH 1 507 6.3.3 AEOLUS IN DUTCH GEMINI PARK 508 6.3.4 BRIDGE-BUILDING CRANE SVANEN IN OFFSHORE EMPLOYMENT 511 6.3.5 ROUTES FOR WIND ENERGY CABLES 511 6.3.6 CABLES FOR THE WALNEY WIND FARM 512 6.3.7 NORDENHAM SUBMARINE CABLE FOR BALTIC II 514 6.3.8 REPLACEMENT CABLE FOR BORWIN 1 516 6.3.9 CONVERTER PLATFORM FOR MEERWIND OST 517 6.3.10 WORKING AND LIVING IN A WIND FARM 520 6.3.11 FERRIES TO FLOATING HOTELS 522 6.3.12 FREIGHT TO PASSENGER TRANSPORTERS 523 6.3.13 HYBRID PROPULSION ON GEO FOCUS 524 6.3.14 CREWBOAT GESA FOR PERSONNEL TRANSFER FROM HELGOLAND 525 6.3.15 FAST SHIP WITH SOFT BOW 528 6.3.16 OLSEN ' S HIGH-SPEED FLEET 530 6.3.17 WATERJET PROPULSION FOR HIGH SPEEDS 531 6.4 SIX WG COLUMBUS TYPE SEISMIC VESSELS 532 6.4.1 RUSSIAN GAS THROUGH THE BLACK SEA 534 6.4.2 HIGHER YIELD THROUGH STIMULATION 535 6.4.3 ISLAND CONSTRUCTOR IN OIL PRODUCTION OPERATIONS 536 6.4.4 GERMAN OIL FROM MITTELPLATE 539 6.4.5 OIL PRODUCTION VESSEL PETROJARLI 540 7 DREDGING 543 7.1 DREDGING IN BRONKA 545 7.2 DEPLOYMENT TO PORT HARCOURT 546 7.3 DREDGING OFF YUZHNY 549 7.4 BELGIAN CUTTER HEAD DREDGER VESALIUS 551 7.5 BACKHOE DREDGER PETER THE GREAT 552 8 SALVAGE AND TOWAGE 555 8.1 GROUNDED WITH DRAGGING ANCHORS 559 8.2 BOSKALIS TUGS OPERATED WORLDWIDE 564 8.3 TEN TUGS IN HARRIERSAND SALVAGE ACTION 566 8.4 FROM TAMPA TO BREMERHAVEN FOR REPAIR 567 CONTENTS XV 8.5 NINE HIGH-SEA TUGS FOR HARMS FROM MIITZELFELDT 568 8.6 RAPID EMERGENCY HELP FOR SPLITTNES 570 8.7 FIVE FLOATING CRANES RAISE THE SEKI ROLETTE WRECK 572 8.8 NEW TUG DESIGNS AND TECHNIQUES 572 8.9 LARGE ASD TUG SERIES FROM DAMEN 575 8.10 BUGSIER TUGS FROM FASSMER YARD 580 8.11 THE EDDY TUG PROJECT 581 8.12 INNOVATIVE CAROUSEL TUG MULTRATUG 32 582 9 ICEBREAKING 585 9.1 RUSSIAN NUCLEAR ICEBREAKER YAMAL 585 9.2 DIESEL-ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN ICE BREAKER MOSKVA 586 9.3 ICEBREAKING OFFSHORE VESSELS FOR KAZAKHSTAN 588 9.4 GAS TURBINE-POWERED US ICEBREAKER POLAR SEA 589 9.5 HELICOPTER TRANSFER FROM ARCTIC SUPPLY VESSEL DP POLAR 590 9.6 SUPPLIES FOR THE NEUMAYR STATION 592 PART III RECREATION, TRAVEL AND RESCUE AT SEA 595 10 CRUISE SHIPPING 597 10.1 CARIBBEAN, ALASKA, GREAT LAKES, HAWAII 606 10.1.1 HURRICANE IRMA DESTROYING CRUISE DESTINATIONS 609 10.1.2 FROM NEW YORK TO BERMUDA 614 10.1.3 MICKEY MOUSE ON CARIBBEAN COURSE 618 10.1.4 PEARL MIST ON THE GREAT LAKES 622 10.1.5 CELEBRITY CRUISE LINERS TO ALASKA AND HAWAII 623 10.1.6 PRIDE OF AMERICA BUILT UNDER SPECIAL PERMIT 625 10.1.7 PRIDE OF HAWAII IN EUROPE 627 10.2 EUROPE 627 10.2.1 CARNIVAL ' S EUROPEAN SUBSIDIARIES COSTA, AIDA AND P&O 629 10.2.2 COSTA VICTORIA ON MEDITERRANEAN ROUTES 631 10.2.3 AIDAPRIMA SAILING FROM LAS PALMAS 633 10.2.4 SCRUBBER-FITTED MEIN SCHIFF 3, 4, 5, 6, 1, 2 AND 7 636 10.2.5 RESERVATION FOR 90 BRITISH POUNDS 638 10.2.6 EUROPA 2 ON WORLD TOURS 640 10.2.7 FOUR QUEENS FROM FRANCE AND ITALY 642 10.2.8 NORWEGIAN SKY FROM LLOYD WERFT 645 XVI CONTENTS 10.3 ASIA 646 10.3.1 JEWELS OF VIETNAM: FROM HONG KONG TO HO CHI MINH CITY 646 10.3.2 GENTING ' S GLOBAL DREAM FROM WISMAR 648 10.3.3 CHINAS FIRST LUXURY LINER 650 10.3.4 FROM SHANGHAI AND HONG KONG 651 10.4 EXPEDITION CRUISES 653 10.4.1 HIGH ACCIDENTS FREQUENCY 655 10.4.2 YACHT-LIKE LE BOREAL 658 10.4.3 HURTIGRUTEN LINER FRAM 660 10.4.4 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER 662 10.4.5 HIGH-CLASS LUXURY VESSELS 665 10.5 COASTAL PASSENGER SHIPPING 666 10.5.1 SENEGALESE ALINE SITOE DIATTA 666 10.5.2 LNG-DRIVEN HELGOLAND 666 10.6 RIVER CRUISES 668 10.6.1 A-ROSA STELLA ON RIVER RHONE 669 10.6.2 LONGSHIP VIKING HERMOD FROM AVIGNON TO LYON 673 10.6.3 ROSSINI ON THE DANUBE 674 11 LUXURY YACHTS 677 11.1 AZZAM AND TOPAZ FOR THE EMIRATES 678 11.2 POSSIBLE MISSION FOR THE SAUDI KING 680 11.3 AL SAID FOR THE SULTAN OF OMAN 681 11.4 1 57-M YACHT DILBAR FOR RUSSIA 682 11.5 AVIVA FROM ABEKING & RASMUSSEN 685 11.6 LE GRAND BLEU, ECLIPSE, LUNA AND SOLARIS FOR ABRAMOVICH 688 11.7 KIEL STEALTH YACHT A FOR RUSSIAN BUYERS 691 11.8 EXPEDITION YACHTS ULYSSES FROM KLEVEN 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