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The aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (CVN 65) arrives at Naval Station Mayport, Fla. Enterprise is completing its final scheduled deployment to the U.S. 5th and 6th Fleet areas of responsibility in support of maritime security operations and theater security cooperation efforts.
The World's Aircraft Carriers - VISUALIZED
Makes China's new aircraft carrier, well, not quite so scary...
For the first time in five years, a train has crossed Coos Bay and back into town.
Time-lapse: Ebba Maersk leaving Bremerhaven
Oregon, Washington per capita gas consumption at lowest level in nearly 50 years
Channel Line survey of the Columbia River at Westport Bar taken August 8, 2012.
The Westport Bar on the Columbia River is consistently one of the most difficult spots to keep maintained to the authorized depth of 43 +5 feet (plus 5 feet of allowable overdepth dredging). Nearby upland disposal sites have been made unavailable by bird nesting, requiring in-water disposal upriver of the bar. Thus, the same sand must be repeatedly removed.
Arctic sea-ice coverage shrinks to its lowest recorded level
Another graphic from The Economist.
60 meter lifeboat freefall
This test looks like a potential amusement park ride but is, of course, serious business.
Interesting video of a ship underway captured by a HD GoPro on a quadcopter.
From The Economist online: The Arctic is warming, which may make new shipping lanes and access to new oil and gas reserves possible.
A great proposal for rail art
From the NY Times (as found on kottke.org):
Visitors to the High Line, the elevated park on a formerly derelict rail line, might someday be greeted by a vision even more improbable than the park itself, which has become one of Manhattan’s top tourist draws: A massive locomotive dangling from a crane.
The sculpture, by Jeff Koons, would be a full-size replica of a 1943 Baldwin 2900 steam locomotive. Called simply “Train,” it has not yet been fabricated. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has conducted its own feasibility studies for the project and is still exploring the possibility of acquiring the artwork, which is estimated to cost at least $25 million to create and install.
A day in the life of a robot
Great video showing how Kiva robots perform work in a fulfillment warehouse. Saw this at kottke.org.
Time-lapse video of the MSC Fabiola (12,5000 TEU) making a turn at the Port of Oakland.
Millennium Bulk Terminals has announced plans to develop a coal terminal in Longview, WA, capable of exporting 44 million tons. This graphic is from an article in The Daily News (Longview).
Holy Cow! That is one long paper airplane toss.
This has nothing to do with ports or maritime matters. Just thought it was really something to see.
A great reason to move to Nebraska - the new Union Pacific Railroad license place!
We are Maersk - The Movie
12-minute corporate video released by Maersk