cruise ship
eSAFE - cruise ship survivability in waves
... as cruise ships, have been rather neglected. In a regulatory context, cruise ships are currently grouped with RoPax and other passenger ships and this can be ...that cruise ships vary significantly ...
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Fate of Particulate Matter from Cruise Ship Emissions in Glacier Bay during the 2008 Tourist Season
... to cruise-ship emissions have been identified, although few studies have been ...of cruise-ships entering the park have changed substantially over the past several decades ...
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A survey of community attitudes to Akaroa hosting cruise ship arrivals
... money cruise ships generate for CCC and, in particular, how much of that money was reinvested directly to the Akaroa ...to Cruise New Zealand and the cruise ship companies (through education ...
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Sustainability in Shipbuilding – Observations from Project-Oriented Supply Network in Cruise Ship Construction
... “A cruise ship has hundreds of different kind of ...a ship, in reality, you might have different shapes and pipes and other that you need to take into account in dimensions and ...
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Cruise ship tourism in Akaroa: a social carrying capacity perspective
... pleasure’ cruise occurred in 1881 when the Oceanic Yachting Company bought P & O’s (Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company) ...full-time cruise ship for the European market (Marquez, ...
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A survey of community attitudes to Akaroa hosting cruise ship arrivals
... the cruise ship ...over cruise ship tourism - was a ...from cruise ship levies was being swallowed by the CCC ‘communal pot’ and ‘lost’ to ...
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Environmental Adaptive Modeling For Sustainable Cruise Ship Propulsion Plants
... It is concluded that the second future environmental scenario is the most likely scenario to represent future environmental regulation from the analysis of IMO published cruise ship carbon dioxide emissions ...
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Environmental and economic sustainability assessment of emerging cruise ship energy system technologies
... The results of this study showed the need for a detailed analysis of the alternative energy systems configurations of a cruise ship. The quantification and evaluation of both environmental and economic ...
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Economic Impact of Cruise Ship Passengers Visiting Bar Harbor (Maine) in 2016
... the cruise ship passengers are primarily from the United States (about 87 percent of the sample reported a ...for cruise ship passengers are shown in Table 2, and we see that the largest ...
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Governance of expedition cruise ship tourism in the arctic: A comparison of the Canadian and Russian Arctic
... the cruise sector in the Arctic, then it is vital that a harmonized policy framework is established to ensure environ- mental and human risk is minimized and economic and cultural opportunities are ...of ...
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’All Aboard the Corporate Socially and Environmentally Responsible Cruise Ship: A conjoint analysis of consumer choices
... the cruise ship passengers ...each cruise passenger respondent made choices identifying the attributes of interest to themselves, from a small number of sets randomly drawn from a list of given ...
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Cruise ship tourism in Akaroa: visitor experiences, expenditures, and business stakeholder perceptions
... – Overall, cruise ship visitors appear to be satisfied with their Akaroa port visit experience – Respondents indicated a high likelihood of returning to Akaroa, and likely to recommend. [r] ...
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Systems approach to accident analysis : engine room fire on cruise ship "Le Boreal"
... The paper has applied the systems approach to analyse the fire incident in the engine room of the cruise ship Le Boreal in 2015. The applied CAST process systemically guided the analysis throughout the ...
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Energy and Exergy Analysis of a Cruise Ship
... for ship speed, displacement and sea state to estimate the value of the EEOI of a RO-PAX vessel based on real operational conditions; this brought them to challenge the assumption that a single EEOI can be ...
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Dosalsal, the floating ones : exploring the socio-cultural impacts of cruise ship tourism on Port Vila, Vanuatu residents, and their coping strategies
... that cruise ship tourism in Port Vila plays for local people dependent on this ...each cruise ship day, these vendors would take their crafts to town to sell and, hopefully, take much fewer ...
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AMERICAN COLLEGE OF EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS CRUISE SHIP MEDICINE SECTION (CSMS) CRUISE SHIP HEALTHCARE GUIDELINES. January 2013
... a cruise ship are dependent on variables such as: ship size, itinerary, anticipated patient mix, anticipated number of patients' visits, ...board cruise ships is enhanced by the following ...
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Tracing Passenger Safety Perception for Cruise Ship Design
... the cruise ship environment in different ways: for example, as a unique experience that provides a total escape, safe transportation to exotic destinations, Vegas-style entertainment, luxurious pampering, ...
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Cruise Ship Preliminary Design: The Influence of Design Features on Profitability
... proposed ship, shipyards will estimate the construction cost of the ship based on the weights of its various components ...a cruise ship design analyzed in this thesis is considered to be in ...
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Assessing and Managing Cruise Ship Tourism in Historic Port Cities: Case Study Charleston, South Carolina
... by cruise ship tourism because the impacts (economic challenges, incompatible development, carrying capacity, pollution…) are not simply threatening individual monuments, but the entire cultural landscape ...
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The Impact of Cruise Ship Passengers in Maine: The Example of Bar Harbor
... during cruise-line sponsored tours and the parts of town that passengers explore on their ...Maine cruise ship destinations can maximize the local benefits from the cruise ship ...
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