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3-21-2012 @ 9:50PM
Robert Cogan said...
Simulator, Shmimulator. What's needed is a forward looking (actually a 360 deg. ) sonar system that senses underwater obstructions and gives loud and bright warnings when at given course and speed there will be a collision. Automaticecalculation of an avoidance course or backwatering should be included. The Costa is (was) a $.5 billion ship with what 4K people aboard. I'm amazed that (if) such ships don't already have such systems.
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