Oil Pollution Control Technologies in Turkey. EMSA-CleanSeaNet Service (PDF)
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Academic Paper from the year 2017 in the subject Engineering - Naval Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Istanbul Technical University (Graduate School of Science Engineering and Technology), language: English, abstract: The importance of identifying and...
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Academic Paper from the year 2017 in the subject Engineering - Naval Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Istanbul Technical University (Graduate School of Science Engineering and Technology), language: English, abstract: The importance of identifying and tracing oil pollution on the sea surface is an important fact in order to protect our environment. CleanSeaNet which is one of the European Maritime Safety Agency's services is a significant tool and service for the States to increase the environmental safety and prevent marine pollution.
By using the CleanSeaNet service which is supported by satellite technology, the detection and tracing of marine pollution is quite easier and more efficient comparing to previous years. In this study, the CleanSeaNet and its practices in Turkey regarding to identifying and tracing oil pollution have been examined. Furthermore, the practices in Turkey are revealed with a few real-case examples which have been detected by means of pollution control technology; the CleanSeaNet. This paper concludes with the recommendations on future directions on how to identify and trace oil pollution by using new technologies.
The CleanSeaNet is one of the (European Maritime Safety Agency) EMSA's significant tool which is a European satellite-based oil spill and vessel detection service. It offers assistance to participating States for identifying and tracing oil pollution on the sea surface, monitoring accidental pollution during emergencies and contributing to the identification of polluters. The service is based on the radar images obtained from Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellites
By using the CleanSeaNet service which is supported by satellite technology, the detection and tracing of marine pollution is quite easier and more efficient comparing to previous years. In this study, the CleanSeaNet and its practices in Turkey regarding to identifying and tracing oil pollution have been examined. Furthermore, the practices in Turkey are revealed with a few real-case examples which have been detected by means of pollution control technology; the CleanSeaNet. This paper concludes with the recommendations on future directions on how to identify and trace oil pollution by using new technologies.
The CleanSeaNet is one of the (European Maritime Safety Agency) EMSA's significant tool which is a European satellite-based oil spill and vessel detection service. It offers assistance to participating States for identifying and tracing oil pollution on the sea surface, monitoring accidental pollution during emergencies and contributing to the identification of polluters. The service is based on the radar images obtained from Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellites
Autoren-Porträt von Tugfan Sahin, S. Can
Mr. Tugfan SAHIN was born in Canakkale, located in the western part of Turkey. He started his maritime career when he was just 14 years old, by enrolling into Deck Programme at Maritime High School next to Dardannel Strait, in 2002. Upon his graduation as top student, he enrolled into Merchant Maritime Academy in Istanbul from which he has graduated as top student too.Since he was still at High School, he has started working onboard ferries and general cargo ships as Deck Cadet and Radio Officer in 2005.
Throughout his all study at Maritime Academy, he has worked onboard different types of cargo ships during his summer vacation periods.
He received his Bachelor Degree (Hons) in Marine Studies (Merchant Shipping) from the University of Plymouth, England in 2012, and Master Science degree in Maritime Transportation and Management Engineering from the ITU (Istanbul Technical University) in Istanbul/Turkey.
He has worked onboard different types of ships including Passenger Cruise Ships between 2005 and 2011 on different positions, related to Navigation and Safety.
Between 2012 and 2015, he has worked ashore for shipowner companies in the positions of Crew Manager, Deck Superintendent and DPA respectively.
In 2015, he was honoured to be invited by Turkish Maritime Education Foundation to contribute for the establishment of Career Planning and Crew Manning section within the Foundation. He has still been working as Deputy General Manager of Turkish Maritime Education Foundation at the moment.
He also holds the position of Training Coordinator onboard T/S SAMSUN Training Ship which belongs to same Foundation. Lately, he has sailed onboard T/S SAMSUN with 219 cadets between 10th July and 10th September in 2017, organized a lot of practical trainings at sea.
From time to time, Mr. Sahin provides speak and presentation in professional or academic conferences.
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- Autoren: Tugfan Sahin , S. Can
- 2018, 11 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: GRIN Verlag
- ISBN-10: 3668647984
- ISBN-13: 9783668647985
- Erscheinungsdatum: 27.02.2018
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