. Pesca commerciale di revisione. La pesca e il commercio di pesce. 14 'Ranieri' è quattordicesima nave Costa in & Geodetic flotta un 231-piede, 1,627-ton nave--il "pioggia- ier"--è diventato il quattordicesimo Hydrographic and Oceanographic survey nave gestita dalla costa e Geodetic Survey (CGS). GCSispart della scienza ambientale Servizi ad- ministero (ESSA) dell'U. S. Department of Commerce. La Ranieri è dotato del "lat- est elettronico, registrazione di profondità e posizione- ing apparecchiature." La nave, costruita a Jacksonville, in Florida, si grafico U. S. acque costiere per aiutare pr

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. Commercial fisheries review. Fisheries; Fish trade. 14 'Rainier' Is 14th Vessel in Coast & Geodetic Fleet A 231-foot, 1, 627-ton vessel--the "Rain- ier"--has become the 14th hydrographic and oceanographic survey vessel operated by the Coast and Geodetic Survey (CGS). GCSispart of the Environmental Science Services Ad- ministration (ESSA) of the U. S. Department of Commerce, . The Rainier is being equipped with the "lat- est electronic, depth recording, and position- ing equipment." The vessel, constructed in Jacksonville, Fla., will chart U. S. coastal waters to help provide safe navigation for commercial shipping and recreational boat- ing. Seattle Home Port The Rainier was expected to sail about June 4 on a one -month trip via the Panama Canal to her home port of Seattle, Wash. There she would join the "Fairweather, " one of 2 sister ships (the other is "Mt. Mitchell") completed earlier at Jacksonville and now operational. ESSA Vessel to Study Circulatory Current Patterns The nation's newest circulatory survey vessel, the "Ferrel, " was christened and commissioned by ESSA June 4 near Jennings, La. The 133-foot, 300-ton, 16-man ship will be turned over to ESSA's Coast and Geodetic Survey (CGS) "to determine circulatory cur- rent patterns in the coastal and estuarial wa- ters of the east and gulf coasts." She is the first vessel built in U. S. specificallyfor such work. She will operate with a 59-foot auxi- liary buoy tender. Home port for Ferrel and tender is Norfolk, Va. The Ferrel will be base ship for the TICUS (tidal and current survey) system developed by CGS. She will receive telemetered infor- mation from TICUS buoys, tend buoy systems, and transport equipment from site to site. The Ferrel was named after Professor William Ferrel, a 19th century pioneer sci- entist. He contributed much to the knowledge of tidal phenomena. The Ferrel cost $690, 000. She will carry 15 buoys and 48 sensors. Her first

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