Topic: Shipping Regulations
Article
New Research Explores Marine Emergency Response Through the Lens of Coastal First Nations
As marine traffic continues to grow along Canada’s West Coast, understanding how communities access and experience marine emergency response services is becoming increasingly important. Through a research internship with Clear Seas, Isabelle Pebernat examined the effectiveness of marine emergency reporting systems and government response resources available to Coastal First Nations communities.
Workshop/Webinar
Research Launch: Anchorage Use in the Canadian Waters of the Salish Sea
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Research Spotlight: Dr. Simone Philpot
“Maritime shipping is exactly the kind of situation decision analysis was developed for—it’s complex, uncertain, high-stakes, and deeply interconnected.” -Dr. Simone Philpot
Research Project
Anchorage Use in the Canadian Waters of the Salish Sea
Understanding the systems, drivers, and disruptions shaping commercial anchorage use in the Canadian waters of the Salish Sea.
Report
Anchorage Use in the Canadian Waters of the Salish Sea
Understanding the systems, drivers, and disruptions shaping commercial anchorage use in the Canadian waters of the Salish Sea.
Article
Atlantic Echoes: Rethinking Speed and Design to Shield Endangered Whales from Ferry Noise
Researchers find speed cuts don’t always protect belugas from ferry noise, as unique hull designs can complicate sound levels.
Article
Operational Changes are Quietening the Seas for Marine Life
While vessel design is important, immediate noise reduction is best achieved through operational changes
Research Project
Future of Navigational Risk Management
A new research project to develop a design concept for a future marine navigation risk management system in Canada.
Microsite
Oil Tankers
Learn more about oil tankers in Canadian waters. Find out where tankers operate & what measures are in place to prevent, prepare for & respond to oil spills.
