Thus, the geographic coverage of maritime interactions is a good reflection of urban patterns, which was impossible to discover using usual port tonnage data.
The paper provides some results of a new procedure to analyze the hydrodynamic aspects of the interactions between maritime emerged breakwaters and waves by integrating CAD and CFD.
The central European, or transitional, type of climate results from the interaction of both maritime and continental air masses and is found at the core of Europe, south and east of the maritime type, west of the much larger continental type, and north of the Mediterranean type.
Interaction analysis of the maritime pilots' training showed that simulator training has distinct advantages.
It shows also the capacity of these 9 major challenges to encompass all the interactions between social functions and maritime activities.
We investigated the utility of multi-touch interaction in the safety critical domain of maritime dynamic positioning (DP) vessels.
The stonehouses therefore seem to have cemented Swahili engagement with the maritime world by providing functional spaces for networks of interaction and trade and by symbolically bringing it into the town.
Due to these tendencies, VTS operators are confronted with high workload conditions in interaction with an automated, highly-coupled and dynamic maritime environment.
This is particularly surprising, given the interest of early economic geographers for maritime trade patterns, such as Edward Ullman (1949), a famous specialist of spatial interaction and cities, for whom maritime flows were "useful to take the pulse of world trade and movement".
The dry tropical climate to the south is dominated by the same high-pressure cells, but it is regularly influenced by the seasonal interaction of a stable continental subtropical air mass and a southerly, unstable maritime tropical air mass.
