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Navigating the Technical and Biological Hurdles of the Future’s Quieter Oceans
Quieter shipping requires closing data gaps and understanding biological impacts while managing operations.
Quieter shipping requires closing data gaps and understanding biological impacts while managing operations.
Ship operators can implement several operational strategies while balancing these measures against navigational safety and vessel efficiency
Researchers and maritime organizations are developing real-time monitoring systems to mitigate noise frequencies
While vessel design is important, immediate noise reduction is best achieved through operational changes
Exploring interrelationships between ship underwater radiated noise (URN) emissions and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and insights into energy efficiency through modelling.
Evaluating how future development projects will shape marine shipping traffic in the St. Lawrence-Great Lakes corridor.
SOC-I provides First Nations with the tools and data to manage and protect their traditional territories.
Oil tankers are a persistent presence in Canada’s coastal waters, yet their role in our nation’s oil trade is often misunderstood.