China Maritime Safety 2011 Issue 3 Investigation on the activities of filling the ship voyage endorsement documents with erasable pens and countermeasures to be taken

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China Maritime Safety
1673-2278
2011 Issue 3

Investigation on the activities of filling the ship voyage endorsement documents with erasable pens and countermeasures to be taken
Hong Fei;Wu Qingsong;Xu Zhengbing

..............page:50-52

Wish the sea calm

..............page:1

Working to benefit the people in the west part of the country-Sidelights on the Tianjin MSA promoting the development of seafarers in the west parts of China

..............page:60-61

xin xi dong tai

..............page:68,75-80

A working Spring Festival at sea-Maritime workers onboard MN HAI XUN 31 hold their post during the Spring Festival

..............page:62-63

Somalis pirates, how long can they sustain
Wang Manming

..............page:5-9

Combating piracy needs orchestrated response
Han Jialin;Jiang Bin

..............page:66-67

Countermeasures for merchant ships to combat piracy: Establishing three defense lines
Guo Haole;Wu Huiguo

..............page:26-28

The management scheme for ship bunker oil information based on Emerson Micro Motion Coriolis Mass Flow Technology

..............page:41-43

The prospect of application of UAV technology in the field of aids to navigation
Gao Zhe;Liu Wanjun

..............page:56-59

The eleven lady officers safeguarding the navigation in waters of Qinhuangdao

..............page:63-65

Discussion on the promotion of maritime law enforcement credibility
Qiu Qi

..............page:32-35

A research on the status of the ship safety inspection system
Fu Junjie;Chen Xiaoyu

..............page:53-55

Analysis of some typical deficiencies found in ship\'s documentation relating to oil pollution prevention
Luo Shuqiang

..............page:36-37

Research on the issues concerning how to treat pirates
Sheng Ping;Wang Minning

..............page:15-16

The installation of Safe Room onboard ships to prevent piracy
Sheng Ping;Shi Kegong

..............page:20-22

Passing through the Gulf of Aden

..............page:69-70

The status of insurance and indemnification for the Chinese seafarers sewing onboard ships under Convenient Flags and maritime control measures to be taken
Jing Xiao

..............page:44-46

Research on the relevant legislation for combating piracy of Somalia
Li Zhen

..............page:12-14

The affects of Somalis pirates on the international shipping and countermeasures to be taken
Jiang Jun

..............page:10-11

The construction of Maritime Public Relation in new situation-Interview with Mr.Xu Guoyi, the director of Shanghai MSA

..............page:23-25

The 28-year old vessel successfully passed the Port State

..............page:73-74

USCG PSC inspection procedures
Zeng Guang

..............page:71-72

Appropriate measures for ships to take to prevent and combat Somalis pirates
Gan Zhaobin;Tan Junyao

..............page:17-19

Safety risk control through reporting of near-miss incidents
Li Yujie;Zheng Yongjiang;Bu Fanyi

..............page:38-40

The development of Guangdong shipping and research of international navigation professional education
Hu Dali

..............page:47-49

Countermeasures for merchant ships to combat piracy: Setting up and use of the safe zone
Liu Jianyong

..............page:29-31