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30 June 2008: Following trials on
board the 112,056dwt tanker Overseas Shirley, Lilley & Gillie has won a
contract to provide PC Maritime Navmaster ECDIS systems to be fitted on 20
tankers operated by OSG Ship Management (UK) Ltd, including Overseas
Shirley and her sistership, the 112,200dwt Overseas Josefa Camejo |
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| 10 June 2008: Meteo Consult's Ship
Performance Optimisation System (SPOS)is a powerful onboard weather
advisory software tool that puts greater control in the hands of the ship's
master and officers when planning a voyage. It provides detailed wind, sea and
swell forecasts, and ocean current, hurricane/typhoon and ice formation data
twice daily. This enables the master to evaluate the weather conditions that
will be encountered so that he can determine the optimum route. |
10 June 2008: Meteo Consult's Ship
Performance Optimisation System (SPOS)is a powerful onboard weather
advisory software tool that puts greater control in the hands of the ship's
master and officers when planning a voyage. It provides detailed wind, sea and
swell forecasts, and ocean current, hurricane/typhoon and ice formation data
twice daily. This enables the master to evaluate the weather conditions that
will be encountered so that he can determine the optimum route. |
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| 10 June 2008: Meteo Consult's Ship
Performance Optimisation System (SPOS) is a powerful onboard weather
advisory software tool that puts greater control in the hands of the ship's
master and officers when planning a voyage. It provides detailed wind, sea and
swell forecasts, and ocean current, hurricane/typhoon and ice formation data
twice daily. This enables the master to evaluate the weather conditions that
will be encountered so that he can determine the optimum route. |
10 June 2008: Meteo Consult's Ship
Performance Optimisation System (SPOS)is a powerful onboard weather
advisory software tool that puts greater control in the hands of the ship's
master and officers when planning a voyage. It provides detailed wind, sea and
swell forecasts, and ocean current, hurricane/typhoon and ice formation data
twice daily. This enables the master to evaluate the weather conditions that
will be encountered so that he can determine the optimum route. |
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| 10 June 2008: Meteo Consult's Ship
Performance Optimisation System (SPOS)is a powerful onboard weather
advisory software tool that puts greater control in the hands of the ship's
master and officers when planning a voyage. It provides detailed wind, sea and
swell forecasts, and ocean current, hurricane/typhoon and ice formation data
twice daily. This enables the master to evaluate the weather conditions that
will be encountered so that he can determine the optimum route. |
10 June 2008: Meteo Consult's Ship
Performance Optimisation System (SPOS)is a powerful onboard weather
advisory software tool that puts greater control in the hands of the ship's
master and officers when planning a voyage. It provides detailed wind, sea and
swell forecasts, and ocean current, hurricane/typhoon and ice formation data
twice daily. This enables the master to evaluate the weather conditions that
will be encountered so that he can determine the optimum route. |
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| 15 May 2008: PC Maritime's ECDIS
installed onboard newbuild offshore support vessel VOS Explorer, one of
a series of nine Vroon Offshore vessels to be fitted with Navmaster
ECDIS. |
14 May 2008:Topaz Jumeirah, the
first in a series of four J-class 5150bhp AHTSVs being built in China for Nico
Middle East Limited, is seen here towing the new Maersk Contractors 350ft
jack-up drilling rig Maersk Resilient. Topaz Jumeirah was recently fitted with
a PC Maritime Navmaster dual ECDIS system that allows the crew to
dispense with the use of paper charts. |
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| 12 May 2008:Virtual Engine Room 4.5
can be installed on a single PC connected to two monitors displaying
separate aspects of the training program |
12 May 2008:The full size engine
room console supplied with the latest Virtual Engine Room 4.5
software |
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| 8 May 2008:Topaz Jumeirah, seen
here in Singapore, was the first of four new J-class AHTSVs to be
equipped with the Navmaster dual ECDIS system. |
8 May 2008: The eighth
vessel to be fitted with a Navmaster dual ECDIS systemwill be Topaz
Fujairah, a 30m catamaran crew boat that is due for delivery in October
2008. |
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| 8 May 2008: The 2002-built Team
Siam is a subsea construction barge, seen here off Songkhla in
Thailand. |
8 May 2008: The 2002-built Team
Siam is a subsea construction barge, seen here off Songkhla in
Thailand. |
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8 May 2008:
Ron Clark,
General Manager, Nico Middle East." |
5 March 2008: Glenn Heathcote of Lilley
& Gillie (right) and Huang Xuping of Via Marine (left) shake
hands on a £100,000 deal that will see Walker Marine Instruments' 2080
Wind Speed and Direction Systems installed on around 90 Chinese-built
ships." |
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| 19 December 2007: The Maritime Institute
Willem Barentsz in the Netherlands now has a 30-user Navmaster ECDIS for
Training system in operation. |
19 December 2007: The Maritime Institute
Willem Barentsz in the Netherlands now has a 30-user Navmaster ECDIS for
Training system in operation. |
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16 August 2007: PC Maritime's new
Turbo Diesel 4 provides training in all aspects of marine engine
operation and maintenance |
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| 20 February 2007: Navmaster Pilot in
operation showing AIS target list and ship dimensions automatically downloaded
from AIS. |
20 February 2007: The bluetooth
Pilot with pilot plug connector attached. Also attached is the USB
battery pack. Not shown is a USB travel charger. The total weight of all these
components is less than 300g. |
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| 24 January 2007:Irish Ferries' Isle of
Inishmore, capable of carrying 2,200 passengers, operates on the Rosslare -
Pembroke route. She is the first Irish Ferries vessel to be equipped by PC
Maritime with a Navmaster ECDIS system. |
24 January 2007:The PC Maritime
Navmaster ECDIS as retro-fitted to the 3315dwt specialised timber carrier
Scot Mariner. This Scotline vessel, built in 2001, is currently
maintaining a regular service between Varberg in Sweden and the Irish ports of
Wicklow, Belfast and Cork. |
