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Maritime Assignment Case Study

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Added on  2020-05-28

Maritime Assignment Case Study

   Added on 2020-05-28

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Maritime 2Probable cause of vessel adopting the angle of inclination experienced The master of the sun breeze interfered with the starboard course once the eleventh and the thirteenth beacons were already in the transit line. Once this had been altered, it resulted in the ship entering the cut zone on the western side. Earlier on, the ship had been on the right course and inclination but immediately this interference was created, the initial angle of inclination got disfranchised. Furthermore, the advice by the shipmate gave concerning the ship once a variation had been confirmed in the angle of inclination also led to the adoption of the inclination angle (Nyhan, 2002).Deficiencies in the information provided to the ship and the procedures adopted with respect to the stowage of this cargo Some of the information deficiencies experienced in the sun breeze includes While passing at the Lonsdale point, the crew availed the eta and the VTS as WLL as receiving the update of the traffic, which they did not keenly take into consideration. There was supposed to be information pertaining the entry of the north of the Fawkner beacon, which was not provided. This information would otherwise be of great significance (Koch, 2006)Some few hours prior to the RIP, the crew was supposed to give information to the ETA and the VTS concerning the type of the sun breeze vessel that they were using, the maximum draught as well as any other situations which may be of effect to the ability of the ship to be in constant movement. This implies that traffic information constituting of the outbound and the inbound were not received.
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