Interviews of Ship Masters Sample Clauses

Interviews of Ship Masters. Interviews of masters of about 50 container ships, bulk carriers and tankers conducted in the projects PerSee and SHOPERA indicate that in the open sea, the captain usually has more freedom and can decide what severity of weather conditions is acceptable for his ship, depending on the freeboard, cargo, stability and propulsion and steering characteristics of the vessel. On the other hand, when caught in most violent storms, steering against seaway may be impossible for any vessel; in such circumstances, drifting with seaway was considered as an acceptable option for a limited time if there is enough room for drifting. However, the available power is important for escaping the storm and bringing the ship into safe weather conditions. Manoeuvring in coastal areas was reported as more challenging than manoeuvring in the open sea, because, in principle, any manoeuvre, sometimes in unfavourable seaway direction with respect to the ship, may be required. Environmental conditions are, however, less severe than in the open sea, because ship masters do not remain near the coast in a growing storm, but either search for shelter or leave to the open sea. As relevant manoeuvring problems, steering problems were mentioned in the interviews insignificantly more often than propulsion problems (83% vs. 60% of cases, respectively); insufficient engine power was mentioned more frequently for bulk carriers and tankers, whereas insufficient rudder capability more frequently for container vessels. As a very specific manoeuvring problem in restricted waters, manoeuvrability at limited speed (due to navigational restrictions, e.g. during approaching ports) was mentioned, in strong wind and, sometimes, strong current, but usually without large waves because of protected areas.
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