Proceedings Summer 2012

Titanic Response

The Short Life and Tragic End of RMS Titanic

by Mr. Christopher B. Havern, Sr.

The International Ice Patrol
Safeguarding life and property at sea

by Dr. Donald L. Murphy and LCDR Jacob L. Cass

From Sea to Air to Space
A century of iceberg tracking technology

by LT Erin Christensen and MSTCS John Luzader

International Maritime Organization
100 years after the Titanic

by Mr. Koji Sekimizu

The International Conference on Safety of Life at Sea, 1914
The history and the ongoing mission

by LCDR Catherine Phillips and Mr. Jaideep Sirkar

Evolution of Standards

Ship Stability
The evolution of stability requirements

by LCDR Ron Caputo

International Requirements for Ship Structures
Protecting ships from the sea and the sea from ships

by Mr. Charles Rawson

forensic Analysis of the RMS Titanic
Unraveling the mysteries of the world's most famous sinking

by Mr. Brian Thomas and Mr. Jaideep Sirkar

If the Titanic Sank Today
The evolution of lifesaving equipment

by Mr. Kurt J. Heinz, P.E.

100 Years of Fire Safety Progress
The evlolution of SOLAS fire protection requirements

by LCDR John H. Miller

We Are SAR
Search and rescue over the last 100 years

by LCDR Leanne Lusk

All Stations - Distress
Radio communications from the time of the Titanic

by Mr. Joe Hersey

A Century of Technological Advancements on the Outer Continental Shelf

by CDR Robert L. Smith, Jr.

Hazardous Materials Carriage
The history of vessel safety standards

by Mr. Richard Bornhorst and LT Jodi Min

The Coast Guard Marine Safety Center
Working to ensure cruise ship safety

by LCDR Randy Jenkins

Industry's Safety Contributions

What Hath Regulation Wrought?
Third-party ship management

by Mr. Daniel .F. Sheehan, P.E.

Industry Standards that Complement Safety Regulations
An international solution for a global industry

by Captain Charles H. Piersall

Classification's Imprint on International Regulation

by Mr. Steven McIntyre

Protection and Indemnity Clubs
Insuring and ensuring marine safety since the tiemn of the Titanic

by Mr. Karl Lumbers

Lessons Learned Special: Titanic Investigation

An Indelible Mark
The titanic impact on marine investigations

by CAPT David Fish, CDR Brian Penoyer, and Mr. Timothy Farley

The Senate Investigations into the Loss of the Titanic
A search for facts and the beginning of the myths

by CDR Joe Raymond

On Deck

Director's Perspective

By Mr. Jeffrey G. Lantz

Champion’s Point of View

By Francis J. Sturm

Upcoming in Events
Exercise Black Swan

Chemical of the Quarter
Understanding Ammonium Nitrate

by LT Jodi Min

 

Nautical Queries

Engineering

Deck