Sentence examples for vessel track from inspiring English sources

For example, ZVEEC acquired at a frequency of one ping per second corresponds to a ∼5 m resolution along the vessel track for a cruising speed of 10 knots.

An impressed vessel track crossing the hollow for the cerebrum provides evidence that the forebrain effectively filled the anterior endocranial space in sauropods as has been shown in other dinosaurs.

O'farrell, S. et al. Improving detection of short-duration fishing behaviour in vessel tracks by feature engineering of training data.

The ACP also invested $54 million in new lock locomotives, new tracks and tugboats, conversion of mitre gate locks to hydraulics, and a $30 million GPS vessel tracking system.

VMS is the preferred method for studying vessel tracks because AIS data density over the open ocean depends upon satellite coverage and vessels may deliberately cheat by turning off AIS transponders or falsifying data46.

With foresight, the intelligence derived from the vessel tracking systems may eventually be interlinked with these imaging satellites to enable them to function like space-based red light cameras that snap pictures of law breaking at sea as it happens.

The Secretary, in consultation with such other persons as may be appropriate, shall evaluate the feasibility of, and develop appropriate recommendations for, the establishment of a cooperative driftnet fishing vessel tracking system to facilitate efforts to monitor the location of driftnet fishing vessels.

He points to the large blood vessel tracks found in dinosaur bones, and other evidence suggestive of high blood pressure and a big, warm blood supply.

(d) The time internal electric clocks and bells used in all fire-control installations to mark the plotting points during the vessel tracking and target practice.

Radios can meanwhile listen all the time and can pick up vessel tracking information [from the ship's] sensors about where it is, what type of cargo it's carrying, where it's going, and where it's been.

At the center of the project lies Automatic Identification System (AIS) vessel tracks (though some countries like Indonesia are beginning to contribute VMS tracks to greatly enrich coverage), originally developed as a collision avoidance technology for marine traffic.