Project and construction of oceanographic and faisheries research vessels in Spain
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.25043/19098642.66Keywords:
Multipurpose Oceanographic Vessels (MOV), noise radiated, Marine Scientific Missions (MSM)Abstract
The objective of the paper is to analyze and present the specific and innovative characteristics of the multipurpose oceanographic vessels that are currently being built in Spain. The main requirement in these types of vessels is the low level of noise radiated to the water, Silent Platform, according to ICES 209, to satisfactorily exploit the evaluation of the Fishing Resources and its dynamic position capacity for operations with remote operating vehicles. These vessels are designed to carry out a wide range of research activities and have, therefore, the most modern facilities, laboratories, and equipment to undertake scientific missions in the different marine disciplines: Marine Geology, Physical Oceanography, Chemical Oceanography, Pollution, Marine Biology, and Fisheries.
Downloads
References
BELTRÁN, PUBLIO; PÉREZ, ÁLVARO Y GALINDO, Carlos: "Buque Oceanográfico Miguel Oliver. Se ha logrado la excelencia en ruidos y vibraciones a bordo de un buque". Revista Ingeniería Naval. Madrid. Mayo 2007.
CARRASCO, VICENTE: "Buque Oceanográfico Miguel Oliver. Un reto tecnológico de Simrad Spain". Revista Ingeniería Naval. Madrid. Mayo 2007.
DÍEZ, JOSÉ IGNACIO: "La renovación de flota del IEO. Retos tecnológicos". 47 Congreso de Ingeniería Naval. Palma de Mallorca. Octubre 2008.
HERNÁNDEZ, JERÓNIMO: "Emma Bardán, Buque Oceanográfico construido para la Secretaría General de Pesca Marítima". Revista Ingeniería Naval. Madrid. Febrero 2006.
HERNÁNDEZ, JERÓNIMO: "Los buques de investigación pesquera y oceanográficos de la Secretaría General de Pesca Marítima". 47 Congreso de Ingeniería Naval. Palma de Mallorca. Octubre 2008.
NÚÑEZ, JOSÉ FERNANDO; PÉREZ, LUIS: "El buque de cooperación pesquera, una iniciativa de la administración para la pesca responsable y sostenible". 47 Congreso de Ingeniería Naval. Palma de Mallorca. Octubre 2008.
SIMRAD SPAIN: "Sonar de Red FS70, Discriminación de especies mediante ecosonda científica EK60". Revista Técnica A Fondo. Madrid.
Published
How to Cite
Issue
Section
License
The authors who publish in this Journal certify that:
- The work submitted for publication in The Ship Science and Technology journal, was written by the author, given that its content is the product of his/her direct intellectual contribution.
- All data and references to material already published are duly identified with their respective credits and are included in the bibliographic notes and quotations highlighted as such.
- All materials submitted for publication are completely free of copyrights; consequently, the author accepts responsibility for any lawsuit or claim related with Intellectual Property Rights thereof, Exonerating of responsibility to The Science and Technology for the Development of Naval, Maritime, and Riverine Industry Corporation, COTECMAR.
- In the event that the article is chosen for publication by The Ship Science and Technology journal, the author state that he/she totally transfers reproduction rights of such to The Science and Technology for the Development of Naval, Maritime, and Riverine Industry Corporation, COTECMAR.
- The authors retain the copyright and transfer to COTECMAR the right of publication and reproduction of the work which will be simultaneously subject to the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC -BY) , which allows the license to copy, distribute, display and represent the work and to make derivative works as long as it recognizes and cites the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor.
- For more information about the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC -BY) and his use and scope, please visit the following web page https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/legalcode
