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General Catalog - Ocean Engineering
Areas to be studied encompass marine transportation, petroleum and other a widerfield of activity for today's naval architect and ocean engineer.
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University Of South Carolina AIken Career Services Office
Freshwater Geologist marine Geologist, ocean engineer ocean Scientist ocean Technician,Optical National marine Fisheries Service. naval oceanographic Office.
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NAEP | Types Of Engineering > Mechanical Engineering > Naval
design and construct ships, offshore structures and other marine vehicles. Do youknow an Aboriginal naval Architect/ocean engineer or scientist who
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Extractions: Home Types of Engineering Mechanical Engineering Examples ... Role Models Naval Naval architectural engineers and ocean engineers conceive, design and construct ships, offshore structures and other marine vehicles. They may work in design, shipbuilding, fisheries, transportation, national defense, or the oil and gas industry. Examples They can: Design ships strong enough to survive typhoons and giant waves Manage offshore oil drilling platforms such as Newfoundland's Hibernia station Oversee the burial of fiber optic cables across the ocean floor Create new submarines and other underwater vehicles to search for British Columbia's famous monster of the lake, Ogopogo. Back to Top Does your community have potential land claims of offshore oil and natural gas reserves? Does it need better equipped boats to service community fisherman who must go further away from shore to make a living? If the answer is yes, you could contribute to your community's well-being by studying naval architecture and ocean engineering. Aptitude
Committee To Assess The U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers Methods Of Analysis And Pee
He was an ocean engineer at Harbor Branch Foundation, Inc. Society of Civil engineers,Society of naval Architects and marine engineers, Western
http://www4.nas.edu/webcr.nsf/CommitteeDisplay/WSTB-U-01-02-E?OpenDocument
NAVAL AND MARITIME ENGINEER
OPTIONAL, Cred. Theory. Practic. FOURTH YEAR. naval Architecture. 408. Quality Management.6. 3. 3. 409. ocean Structures. 6. 3. 3. 410. Use of marine Resources. 6. 3. 3. 411.
http://www.udc.es/planesi/730111.asp

Extractions: Studies leading to the official qualification of Naval and Maritime Engineer, providing suitable scientific training in the theoretical principles and technological features of this discipline. CAREER POSSIBILITIES: SECTORS: Metal transformations, transport and communications, building and materials. Public Administration. FUNCTIONS: Technological research and development, creation of projects, construction, direction and management. Organisation, planning, regulation and standardisation. Production, maintenance, quality control and technical inspection. Commercial, financial and personnel management. Computing. Public Administration. Teaching, assessment and consulting. SYLLABUS 730 111 Date of Confirmation: Date of Publication in B.O.E.: Year of Commencement: DISTRIBUTION OF CREDITS Cycle Year Root Obligatory Optional Free Configuration F.P.
The Faculty Of Naval Architecture And Ocean Engineering
fluid dynamics, marine dynamics, naval architecture and the exploration of the Oceaneconomically attractive and of a prospective marine engineer regardless of
http://www.smtu.ru/smtu/eng/structf2.html
Rear Admiral Fred L. Ames
He holds the degrees of ocean engineer and Master of He is a registered Professionalengineer in naval Architecture and marine engineering, and
http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-w/g-wt/g-wtl/summit/bios/ames.htm

Extractions: United States Coast Guard Rear Admiral Ames is both a Surface Operations Specialist and Naval Engineer with service in both the Atlantic and Pacific. He has served nine years in both engineering and deck assignments on 378-foot High Endurance Cutters, with varied assignments ashore in naval engineering, training, and human resource management. Rear Admiral Ames commanded the High Endurance Cutters MORGENTHAU (WHEC 721) and MUNRO (WHEC 724). As a Flag Officer, he commanded the Coast Guard Personnel Command and most recently the Coast Guard Maintenance and Logistics Command Pacific. Previous shore assignments include District Naval Engineering; Resident Inspectors Office, Tacoma, Washington, overseeing construction of 270-foot Medium Endurance Cutters and 140-foot icebreaking tugs; Chief, Engineering and Weapons Training Schools and Training Officer, Training Center Yorktown, Virginia; Chief of Naval Engineering, Maintenance and Logistics Command Atlantic; Chief, Enlisted Personnel Division and Deputy Chief, Office of Personnel and Training, U.S. Coast Guard Headquarters. Rear Admiral Ames graduated with high honors from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy with a Bachelor of Science in 1968. He holds the degrees of Ocean Engineer and Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Master of Science in Management from the Polytechnic Institute of New York. He is a registered Professional Engineer in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering in the State of Washington. Rear Admiral Ames is a 1988 graduate of the National War College. He serves on the Board of Directors and Editorial Board of the U.S. Naval Institute and has served on the Executive Council of the American Society of Naval Engineers. He is a member of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers and Sigma XI.
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Pan American Federation of Coastal and ocean engineering Member, Executive Committee,Society of naval Architects and marine engineer NY Metropolitan
http://attila.stevens-tech.edu/~m1bruno/resume.html

Extractions: POSITIONS Director, Davidson Laboratory 1989 - present Professor, Stevens Institute of Technology 1998-present Member, Defense Science Board Task Force on Homeland Security Director, New Jersey Coastal Protection Technical Assistance Service Member, State of New Jersey Beach Erosion Commission Editor-in Chief, Secretary-General - Pan American Federation of Coastal and Ocean Engineers Member
Elizabeth J. Reynolds
naval Architect ocean engineer. September 1997June 2000. Seattle, Washington.Project Manager and naval Architect for marine Consulting including
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Extractions: HOME SERVICES FOUNDERS CONTACTS Delivering Engineering Solutions Embracing New Technology ELIZABETH J. REYNOLDS Click here for résumé in PDF format EDUCATION Australian Maritime College Launceston, Tasmania, Australia M.Phil. in Naval Architecture Thesis Topic: A Fast-Track Ship Simulation Model. Memorial University of Newfoundland St. Johns, Newfoundland, Canada B.Eng. in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering Thesis Topic: Wind Tunnel Testing of an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle. PROFESSIONAL MARINE EXPERIENCE Harbor Marine Group, Inc. July 2000 - Present Seattle, Washington Founding Shareholder Marine Consulting experience as follows: On-site Naval Architecture services at Crowley Marine Services to support their large fleet of tugs, barges, and work vessels, Development and implementation of line load monitoring system for measuring the loads on escort tug hawsers, Voyage planning, including route climatology, towing loads calculations and tow speed, for several large ship tows such as the USS Iowa move from Rhode Island to San Francisco via the Panama Canal
US Field Engineer Receives Award From Her Majesty, The Queen
US Field engineer Receives Award from Her Majesty ocean marine Industries providestechnical and logistic support services Queen at the Devonport naval Base on
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Extractions: Tel: Fax: E-mail: info@oceanmarineinc.com "A Support Services Company" US Field Engineer Receives Award from Her Majesty, the Queen Ocean Marine Industries, Inc. 206 Research Drive, Suite 101, Chesapeake, VA 23320 Phone: FAX: E-mail: info@oceanmarineinc.com OMI Employee Receives Award from Her Majesty, the Queen Chesapeake, Virginia (October 28, 2002) C lick here to read The Royal Navy Press Release (MS Word) Her Majesty the Queen has appointed Michael Dana Kohler, a Principal Shiprider for Ocean Marine Industries, Inc., of Chesapeake, Virginia, as an honorary Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. This is an award bestowed by the Queen in recognition of great service to Britain. The award recognizes the quality of service performed by Michael Kohler and his deep commitment to HMS Scott. Ocean Marine Industries provides technical and logistic support services for the unique survey equipment used aboard the ship, and Mr. Kohler has been responsible for the day-to-day operation, maintenance and repair of the integrated, complex arrangement since the ship's commissioning in 1997. Minister for Defence Procurement Lord Bach presented Michael Kohler with the award on behalf of the Queen at the Devonport Naval Base on September 23, 2002.
Imare.org.uk
Professional trade association sponsors discussion, research, and employment opportunities for ship building engineers. Find news and schools. as; oceanographers, ocean engineers, geologists, marine biologists, environmental of naval Architects and marine Engineers, Sobena, of marine Engineers and naval Architects, Royal
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Job Guide 2003 - Job Details
A naval architect may specialise as a in the design and management of marine and offshore oceanEngineer who is involved in ocean science, wave mechanics and sub
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Robert Allan Ltd. - Naval Architects And Marine Engineers
marine Design and Consulting Services Worldwide oldest privately owned Consulting naval Architectural firm, established in fishing boats to oceangoing ferries, however the firm
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MARINE TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY:
Learn and use mooring and marine drilling riser analysis softwarepackages. Major in naval Architect or ocean Engineering.
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The Glosten Associates, Inc. - Staff List
Benjamin B. Ackers, naval architect/ocean engineer, EIT BS, naval Architecture andMarine engineering, Webb Institute, 1997 Joined firm in 1997 bbackers@glosten
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Careers In Marine Biology
marine Mammal Veterinarian Merchant marine Scientist - Museum Curator - NavalArchitect - ocean Advocate - ocean engineer - ocean Modeler - Physical
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Extractions: htmlAdWH('7003221', '120', '30'); htmlAdWH('7002528', '234', '60'); Main Create Edit Help CAREERS IN MARINE BIOLOGY With increasing awareness of our oceans and advancing technology, more and more career opportunities are becoming available in Marine Biology and its related fields. It is no wonder that Marine Biology is one of the fastest growing majors in American colleges over the past few years. Aquaculture Microbiologist - Aquarist - Aquatic Chemist - Aquatic Engineer - Biological Oceanographer - Cartographer - Chemical Oceanographer - Civil Engineer - Divemaster - Environmental Communicator - Environmental Consultant - Environmental Engineer - Environmental Lawyer - Fisheries Statistician - Fisherman - Fishery Biologist - Geological Oceanographer - Icthyologist - Lifeguard - Mariculturist - Marine Archaeologist - Marine Biologist - Marine Economist - Marine Educator - Marine Mammal Trainer - Marine Mammal Veterinarian - Merchant Marine Scientist - Museum Curator - Naval Architect - Ocean Advocate - Ocean Engineer - Ocean Modeler - Physical Oceanographer - Professional Scuba Diver - Research Vessel Captain - Resource Manager - Sailor - Scuba Instructor - Underwater Filmmaker - Whale Watch Crewman WEBSITES ON MARINE SCIENCE CAREERS The following websites offer tons of information about careers in the Marine Sciences.
Naval Engineering
include naval Architecture and marine Engineering University Orleans Webb Institutenaval Architecture and of California, Berkeley ocean Engineering Florida
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Extractions: Naval engineering is a rewarding career that offers challenge, excitement and satisfaction. It is an opportunity to enjoy your proficiency in mathematics and science in a career both steeped in tradition and at the cutting edge of technology. You can be a recognized professional serving one of America's most honored and historic industries, in a technical field where you can see and take pride in the product of your effort. As a naval engineer, you can design, build, operate or maintain ships as diverse as Navy aircraft carriers and submarines, Coast Guard cutters, or commercial passenger and cargo vessels. A choice to become a naval engineer will lead you to a broad variety of engineering and physical science skills. Naval engineering combines the two interrelated fields of naval architecture and marine engineering, and includes other engineering disciplines such as mechanical, civil, electrical, and ocean engineering, as they relate to the needs of the maritime industry. Naval architects must have a general understanding of all engineering disciplines because they generally start the process of designing a ship. After they determine its basic size and shape, they address hull form and resistance, propulsion power requirements, ship structure, weight distribution, stability, and the efficient location of the many compartments throughout the ship.
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Dallas, TX. naval Architect/ocean engineer, Floating Systems, Marineengineering, naval Architect, Houston. Operations engineer, Petroleum
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OCEAN AND NAVAL ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING
design. The Department of naval Architecture, ocean and marine Engineering,US naval Academy, RINA AFFAIRS May 2000. naval
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NavArch Online! - A Resource For Canadian Ocean And Naval Architectural Engineer
Library for naval Architecture and ocean Engineering marine marine Links More marineweb site links by Don to April, 1996 Maritime and naval Museums (Canada
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