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It is the overcrowding of shipsusually found in traffic separation schemes.
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Which is the most important factor in determining a safe vessel speed on any given day?
Sea, weather and visibility conditions.
What is a maritime province?
A Maritime province is a province to the east of Canada (excluding Newfoundland). The word maritime would mean living or found near the sea, which the maritime provinces of Canada are.There are 3 maritime provinces in Canada:Nova ScotiaNew BrunswickP.E.I
What the term maritime refer to?
The term maritime means that something is related to the sea or to maritime shipping. The word can also mean that something is likened to or resembles a mariner.
Which House committee is responsible for managing air and maritime traffic border safety and emergency preparedness?
(Committee on Homeland Security)
What does it mean if a state is connected to another by maritime?
Seacoast
What type of Sensors are used in traffic density?
IR and RF sensors
What are the major differences between the maritime central and western provinces?
The major differences between the maritime central and western provinces in Canada include their geography, economy, and population density. The maritime provinces (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island) are located on the Atlantic coast, known for their fishing and agriculture industries, and have a higher population density compared to the western provinces (Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba), which are more known for their oil and gas industries, agriculture, and vast landscapes with lower population density.
What does nautical science mean?
It has to do with controlling ships and maritime studies
What is martime?
This assumes you mean "maritime," which refers to the sea or oceans.
What type of Sensors are used in traffic density analysis?
IR and RF sensors
When you study location what are you looking for?
Traffic, population density, egress-degreesAnd physical structure.
Does Neptune have a mean density of 1.2?
No. Neptune's mean density is 1.638 g/cm³.
