Marine Log - February 2008 - (Page 43)

SEATRADE PREVIEW SHOWCASE Design, Elliott Bay Design Group provides naval architecture, engineering marine engineering and analysis support for the commercial and analysis marine industry. To help cruise vessel customers meet their operational goals, while providing passengers with the ultimate cruising experience, Elliott Bay offers superior design, engineering and analysis services. Booth 1019 Seatrade Cruise Shipping 2008 Miami Beach Convention Center March 10-13, 2008 Monday, March 10: Conference Tuesday, March 11: Exhibition open to public Show hours: March 11: 9am-6pm March 12: 9am-6pm March 13: 9am-4pm Hamworthy Hamworthy, headquartered in England, is a global organization that specializes in the design and manufacture of innovative marine and offshore oil and gas systems for gas handling, pumping and water management. The company has a reputation for producing solutions that are technically advanced and often in response to environmental needs or legislation. Booth 1336 Seamobile’s MTN, communicates reliability SeaMobile Enterprises is a global provider of atsea communications services. Its VSAT solutions from MTN Satellite Services are designed to be the best for cruise lines and yachts. Seamobile’s global VSAT satellite communications network offers the reliability that only “Always On – Always Available” systems can provide. Over 350 vessels worldwide, including most cruise ships, depend on Seamobile’s voice and data networks and round-the-clock customer support. The company’s services include remote access for Internet, fixed and mobile phones, fax, television, on-board newspapers, and direct payroll deposit. Booth 1901 MTN Satellite Services, is the leading global VSAT satellite communications provider for the maritime industry Germanischer Lloyd’s Diva For more than 140 years Germanischer Lloyd has offered its services to the shipping industry and has been setting standards in technology, safety and quality. The spectrum of services provided has steadily broadened so that Germanis cher ceased to be a pure ship classification society and is now a globally operating technical m onitoring group. The Aidadiva classed by AIDA Cruises and GerGermanischer Lloyd will be manischer Lloyd have delivered by the Spring 2008 cooperated closely since their first passenger ships was launched in 1996. The cruise ships AIDAcara, AIDAvita and AIDAaura have GL class. Also the newer AIDAdiva and her sister vessels are classed by Germanischer Lloyd, with expected deliveries in the spring. Booth: 443 43 MARINE LOG FEBRUARY 2008 Lighting the way for the industry A leader in lighting for cruise line industry, Scan Am Trading works closely with the cruise lines, designers and installers. Scan Am attributes its success to an unequalled level of service, technical knowledge and an uncompromising attention to detail. Scan Am represents various European and Scandinavian lighting companies, AquaSignal and Jung both in Germany, Glamox in Norway and Ensto in Finland, just to name a few. Their biggest clients are Royal Caribbean, Carnival and the Norwegian Cruise lines. A vast amount of the lights onboard these cruise ships have been either designed, supplied or installed by Scan Am. Booth 933 www.marinelog.com http://www.marinelog.com

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Marine Log - February 2008 Contents Editorial Second Thoughts Update Inside Washington Cruise Growth: Driven by Megaships and Europe Another Piece of the Short Sea Transport Puzzle Putting Together a More Advanced Jones Act Tanker Evolving Propulsion Options for Diesel Electric Ships In Search of Smarter Shipbuilding Seatrade Peview Events Newsmakers Tech News Contracts Website Directory Infodirect ML Marketplace Opinions

Marine Log - February 2008

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