ocean traffic

Due to a Climatological Database an outstanding visualization can be seen on the 18-19th century ocean traffic.

Vog generally reduces visibility, creating a hazard for drivers, and for air and ocean traffic.

"I think it might have been difficult, although not impossible, for the yacht to have been sailing blind through all the ocean traffic without being noticed.

Now only smaller ocean traffic can make it through the Hooghly to Calcutta, beyond which the silting prevents all deep-draft vessels.

As a logistics hub, it is a very timely and strategic infrastructure investment for the Philippines catering to Trans-Pacific ocean traffic.

Later he was elected manager of the Port of Philadelphia Ocean Traffic Bureau in September 1927 and served until 1933.

But the Great Depression dramatically reduced ocean traffic and the company slowly dwindled in size, laying up ships or scrapping them to save the costs of operating them.

The satellite was part of the Soviet Union's RORSAT programme, a series of reconnaissance satellites which observed ocean traffic, including surface vessels and nuclear submarines, using active radar.

The traffic never lived up to the LSWR's expectations so it closed Ocean Quay on 28 May 1910, after which all ocean traffic was handled by the GWR from Millbay Docks.

He seized his opportunities, the opportunities that were given by the application of the steam-engine to ocean traffic, and by the birth of railway locomotion in the wealthy but undeveloped United States of America, and consequently he amassed an immense fortune.

At the summit meeting, President Bush and President Mikhail S. Gorbachev will sign a new shipping agreement that will open up 42 ports in each country to ships flying the other nation's flag, restoring widespread ocean traffic between the two countries for the first time since 1981.

China's yacht market is still in its infancy, as military restrictions on ocean traffic and commercial restrictions on river traffic have limited yachts to lakes - although a few entrepreneurs have been able to get around the rules to cruise on the Yangtze River near Shanghai.

A1 U.S. and Soviets agree to resume ocean traffic A11 Gorbachev reaffirms stand on German role in NATO A12 The new President of Russia, Boris N. Yeltsin, put the Kremlin on notice with an aggressive program to free the republic from "the dictates of the center."

These engineers, who have prepared for decades to create a reservoir deep enough to bring ocean traffic 1,500 miles inland to Chongqing, accuse national authorities of shortsightedness and of misleading the public about the potential threat of the untreated industrial and municipal sewage that will flow from dozens of cities and towns along the reservoir.