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Tank & Non-tank Vessels

Tank & Non-tank Vessels. Tugs of Opportunity. Identify tugs in AIS data every Wednesday in 2012 Unless the tug is known not to have a tow, assume it drops its tow in the nearest harbor before transit to the distressed vessel Distressed vessel assumed to be a container ship

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Tank & Non-tank Vessels

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  1. Tank & Non-tank Vessels

  2. Tugs of Opportunity • Identify tugs in AIS data every Wednesday in 2012 • Unless the tug is known not to have a tow, assume it drops its tow in the nearest harbor before transit to the distressed vessel • Distressed vessel assumed to be a container ship • Sea state and wind determine tug speed and bollard pull required to control the distressed vessel • We identify the most quickly available tug given sea state and bollard pull limitations • Flag USCGC Haley when it is the best available tug

  3. Tugs of Opportunity Kodiak

  4. Tugs of Opportunity Kodiak

  5. Scenario Locations Kodiak

  6. Tugs of Opportunity Kodiak

  7. Tugs of Opportunity:SCENARIO 5 Kodiak

  8. Tugs of Opportunity:SCENARIO 5 Kodiak

  9. Tugs of Opportunity:SCENARIO 5, Varying sea state Kodiak 0-2 m 3 m 4 m 7 m 5 m 6 m

  10. Tugs of Opportunity:SCENARIO 3 Kodiak

  11. Tugs of Opportunity:SCENARIO 3 Kodiak

  12. Tugs of Opportunity:SCENARIO 3

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