Ship CAUGHT in a Mysterious STORM due to Global Warming - LIVE ACTION!
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Ship CAUGHT in a Mysterious STORM due to Global Warming - LIVE ACTION!
Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
01:15 Global Warming Crisis
02:00 Present Route Overview
02:42 Random Rolling & Pitching
03:52 Latest Weather Report
05:24 Day of Unexpected Storm
07:02 Bird Stuck on the Ship
08:11 Navigation Bridge assessment
09:12 Learnings of Heavy Weather
10:16 Ship Procedures for Xiamen
11:43 Forward Station
12:24 Naval Warships
13:26 Harbour Approach
14:49 Port Duties of Cadets
16:44 Full Departure Timelapse
Storms are times when waves rise like mountains, the air is full of flying foam spraying so much you can hardly see ahead. Imagine 178,000 tons of steel being lifted effortlessly and dropped back into the sea so hard the bow literally goes under and comes up dripping, creaking with sea water flowing down the sides. Rinse repeat for four days to a week.
Storms originate from many reasons out at sea. However, the main factor is the pressure difference. Oceans behave differently in comparison to land in terms of surface and overall temperatures.
This behaviour pattern leading to air draft creates 2 different storm behaviours:
Cyclones
Tornados
Weather Routing agencies, private or public, provide this critical information. These agencies use three major systems to connect the information across:
Remote Communication Satellite
Navigation Satellite
Remote Sensing Satellite
Each shipping company connects its ship to such premium quality weather routing services. At the time of departure, the ships get an input of their next destination. Thereafter, the second officer connects a plot suitable to reach the destination within safety regulations.
With changing weather, the weather routing agency delivers an update of the storms within the route. This allows a ship to either change its course altogether or to change its speed accordingly.
Ships generally adapt a counterclockwise approach when going towards a storm. This also includes maintaining a course as far away from the “eye” as possible. The standard process of riding the swell or taking the waves at the front comes under the radar of awareness.
The bridge watchkeeping standards play an important role in every aspect. This includes the master’s and chief mate’s ability to put their experience up for the count.
Many climatic changes such as global warming make storms unpredictable. This makes dynamic responsiveness more critical than ever.
With increasing vessel sizes and capacity, manoeuvring techniques evolve simultaneously. Hence, the modern shipping interventions, stronger than ever, provide a haven for the maritime future.
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