Dave Ramzy

The maritime industry, as a critical component of global trade, has long been the backbone of international commerce. With boats and ships transporting goods across oceans and waterways, the efficiency of these vessels can significantly impact both the economy and the environment. Among the many concerns for maritime engineers and ship operators, fuel efficiency stands …

Maritime Mileage: Fuel Efficiency Techniques in Ship Engineering Read More »

Turbulence and triumph encapsulate the relentless struggle marine engineers face as they tackle one of nature’s most formidable forces – erosion. The ceaseless dance of the oceans, with its powerful waves and undercurrents, is more than just a sight of awe and beauty; it is a relentless force that shapes coastlines, alters seabeds, and repeatedly …

Turbulence and Triumph: Marine Engineers’ Fight Against Erosion Read More »

In the vast expanse of the world’s oceans, seafaring remains one of the oldest means by which humanity has explored, traded, and interacted. The modern maritime industry, however, is sailing into the future powered by digital transformation. At the helm of this evolution is big data, which is becoming increasingly instrumental in enhancing navigational practices …

Voyage Analytics: Big Data’s Role in Modern Seafaring Read More »

The oceanic conveyor belt, also known as the thermohaline circulation, is a vast underwater current system that circulates the world’s oceans. Its movement is driven primarily by differences in water temperature (thermo) and salinity (haline), facilitating a global exchange of heat, nutrients, and gases, which in turn influences both oceanic and atmospheric patterns. However, this …

Oceanic Conveyor: Engineering Solutions for Current Alteration Read More »

Marine engineering is a field that has long been seen as the domain of men, with images of rugged seafarers and grease-covered mechanics often coming to mind. However, as gender roles evolve and industries become more inclusive, more and more women are breaking waves in this once male-dominated sector. Harboring ambition, women in marine engineering …

Harboring Ambition: A Profile on Women in Marine Engineering Read More »

Marine engineering has long been a male-dominated field, largely reflective of broader historical trends in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) disciplines. However, as gender dynamics shift in the workplace and society encourages inclusivity, women have increasingly made their mark in this specialized area of engineering. Their entry into marine engineering ripples through the industry, …

Waves of Progress: The Impact of Women in Marine Engineering Read More »

The world has witnessed a striking transformation in marine careers over recent years. Far from the stereotypes of coarse sailors battling the elements in a purely physical occupation, modern seafaring has become an amalgamation of tradition and cutting-edge technology. As we delve into the present and future of marine occupations, we find sailors increasingly becoming …

Sailors and Silicon: The Growing Role of Tech in Marine Careers Read More »

Deep Blue Innovations are at the forefront of the ever-evolving landscape of subsea engineering—a field that is just as mysterious as it is intriguing. With the ocean covering more than 70% of the Earth’s surface, the depths below offer an array of complexity and opportunity for exciting technological advancements. Cutting-edge subsea engineering endeavors by various …

Deep Blue Innovations: Cutting-Edge Subsea Engineering Read More »

Shaping our coastlines through coastal engineering is a testament to human ingenuity and our ability to adapt to the dynamic interface of land and sea. However, the quest for endurance against natural forces has urged a rethinking of traditional practices. Sustainable coastal engineering has emerged as a forward-looking approach, harmonizing human needs with ecological sensitivity. …

Sculpting the Shoreline: Sustainable Coastal Engineering Read More »