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Ocean - Marine Ingenuity
Discover our marine solutions
published: 05 Feb 2013
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Van Oord Marine ingenuity training in Rotterdam
Van Oord Marine ingenuity training in Rotterdam
published: 06 Feb 2018
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L'ingéniosité maritime / Marine Ingenuity
Océan se distingue par l'ingéniosité de ses solutions maritimes. L'expertise et la créativité de ses employés leur permettent d'offrir rapidement et efficacement des réponses de qualité.
Ocean is renowned for its ingenious marine solutions. Thanks to the expertise and creativity of our staff, we can quickly and efficiently provide high-quality solutions.
published: 18 Jun 2014
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Corporate clip Marine ingenuity defined 2012
published: 12 Nov 2012
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Zandsuppleties op Oost-Vlieland door Van Oord Marine Ingenuity #piep
Werkzaamheden 24/7 op het strand van Oost-Vlieland. De meeuwen wachten rustig af en krijgen hun feestmaal! #piepipepiep
[opnames 9-10-11 november 2018 nabij Westcord Hotel Seeduyn]
published: 13 Nov 2018
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A Marine Biologist's Ingenuity
In which Ray Buckley explains how to sample.
published: 19 Jan 2016
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What's an Ingenuity Award Really About?
The winners of Smithsonian Magazine's Ingenuity Awards explain what "ingenuity" means to them.
From: GENIUS IN AMERICA
http://bit.ly/1k5FKtR
published: 09 Dec 2013
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Dutch Ingenuity: Pear Trees for Marine Restoration
In the north of The Netherlands there's a special part of nature. The Wadden Sea (Waddenzee in Dutch) is part of the UNESCO World Heritage. There's a bunch of animal species, from fish and crabs to seals and even whales!
However, the biodiversity in the region has been declining for over 2000 years. Due to overexploitation, trawling and dredging the bottom is becoming more and more soft and flat.
Jon Dickson, who is a researcher at the NIOZ, did an experiment where he used pear trees to create artificial reefs. The goal of his experiment was to test wether or not pear trees could bring back biodiversity in the region. The results spoke for themselves, life started blooming around the artificial reefs!
Now the question remains if this small scale experiment can be replicated on a bigge...
published: 08 Nov 2023
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Ingenuity Saves Lost Ships (1948)
Full title reads: "INGENUITY SAVES LOST SHIPS".
Nantes, France.
General view of river Loire with ship at anchor. Long shot of the river with tug moving. Ship listing to port. Ship structure. Dredger working in foreground - dredging a new course in the riverbed. Close up shot of dredger scooping opening and dropping mud into lighter. General view of river with banks of mud. Long shot of sunken ship in the river. Closer shot of the sunken ship. Several shots of pumping station. Pipes of pumping station pouring forth water into river. Various shots of the pipe pouring forth water into river. This flow of water forced river to change its course. Close up shot of side of ship. Ship with list to port. Close up shot of a diver descending into water. Close up shot of men pumping air to dive...
published: 13 Apr 2014
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Aeolus-Installing spudcans with ingenuity, but without a dry dock
Mammoet came up with a new approach to install the legs and spud cans on an offshore installation vessel without the need for a dry dock, saving the client Van Oord time and money.
published: 25 Jan 2017
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L'ingéniosité maritime / Marine Ingenuity
Océan se distingue par l'ingéniosité de ses solutions maritimes. L'expertise et la créativité de ses employés leur permettent d'offrir rapidement et efficacemen...
Océan se distingue par l'ingéniosité de ses solutions maritimes. L'expertise et la créativité de ses employés leur permettent d'offrir rapidement et efficacement des réponses de qualité.
Ocean is renowned for its ingenious marine solutions. Thanks to the expertise and creativity of our staff, we can quickly and efficiently provide high-quality solutions.
https://wn.com/L'Ingéniosité_Maritime_Marine_Ingenuity
Océan se distingue par l'ingéniosité de ses solutions maritimes. L'expertise et la créativité de ses employés leur permettent d'offrir rapidement et efficacement des réponses de qualité.
Ocean is renowned for its ingenious marine solutions. Thanks to the expertise and creativity of our staff, we can quickly and efficiently provide high-quality solutions.
- published: 18 Jun 2014
- views: 32
3:21
Zandsuppleties op Oost-Vlieland door Van Oord Marine Ingenuity #piep
Werkzaamheden 24/7 op het strand van Oost-Vlieland. De meeuwen wachten rustig af en krijgen hun feestmaal! #piepipepiep
[opnames 9-10-11 november 2018 nabij We...
Werkzaamheden 24/7 op het strand van Oost-Vlieland. De meeuwen wachten rustig af en krijgen hun feestmaal! #piepipepiep
[opnames 9-10-11 november 2018 nabij Westcord Hotel Seeduyn]
https://wn.com/Zandsuppleties_Op_Oost_Vlieland_Door_Van_Oord_Marine_Ingenuity_Piep
Werkzaamheden 24/7 op het strand van Oost-Vlieland. De meeuwen wachten rustig af en krijgen hun feestmaal! #piepipepiep
[opnames 9-10-11 november 2018 nabij Westcord Hotel Seeduyn]
- published: 13 Nov 2018
- views: 190
6:15
A Marine Biologist's Ingenuity
In which Ray Buckley explains how to sample.
In which Ray Buckley explains how to sample.
https://wn.com/A_Marine_Biologist's_Ingenuity
In which Ray Buckley explains how to sample.
- published: 19 Jan 2016
- views: 12
0:31
What's an Ingenuity Award Really About?
The winners of Smithsonian Magazine's Ingenuity Awards explain what "ingenuity" means to them.
From: GENIUS IN AMERICA
http://bit.ly/1k5FKtR
The winners of Smithsonian Magazine's Ingenuity Awards explain what "ingenuity" means to them.
From: GENIUS IN AMERICA
http://bit.ly/1k5FKtR
https://wn.com/What's_An_Ingenuity_Award_Really_About
The winners of Smithsonian Magazine's Ingenuity Awards explain what "ingenuity" means to them.
From: GENIUS IN AMERICA
http://bit.ly/1k5FKtR
- published: 09 Dec 2013
- views: 2192
6:43
Dutch Ingenuity: Pear Trees for Marine Restoration
In the north of The Netherlands there's a special part of nature. The Wadden Sea (Waddenzee in Dutch) is part of the UNESCO World Heritage. There's a bunch of a...
In the north of The Netherlands there's a special part of nature. The Wadden Sea (Waddenzee in Dutch) is part of the UNESCO World Heritage. There's a bunch of animal species, from fish and crabs to seals and even whales!
However, the biodiversity in the region has been declining for over 2000 years. Due to overexploitation, trawling and dredging the bottom is becoming more and more soft and flat.
Jon Dickson, who is a researcher at the NIOZ, did an experiment where he used pear trees to create artificial reefs. The goal of his experiment was to test wether or not pear trees could bring back biodiversity in the region. The results spoke for themselves, life started blooming around the artificial reefs!
Now the question remains if this small scale experiment can be replicated on a bigger scale.
I try to use either Public Domain or CC0 licensed video & images. Anything else I consider “fair use”. If you don’t agree with something falling under “fair use”, don’t hesitate to contact me and I will respect your request.
Please be aware that this video is meant for entertainment purposes. While I spend lots of time on thorough research and citing my sources, this video cannot be assumed as 100% accurate.
Music by: Epidemic Sound
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https://wn.com/Dutch_Ingenuity_Pear_Trees_For_Marine_Restoration
In the north of The Netherlands there's a special part of nature. The Wadden Sea (Waddenzee in Dutch) is part of the UNESCO World Heritage. There's a bunch of animal species, from fish and crabs to seals and even whales!
However, the biodiversity in the region has been declining for over 2000 years. Due to overexploitation, trawling and dredging the bottom is becoming more and more soft and flat.
Jon Dickson, who is a researcher at the NIOZ, did an experiment where he used pear trees to create artificial reefs. The goal of his experiment was to test wether or not pear trees could bring back biodiversity in the region. The results spoke for themselves, life started blooming around the artificial reefs!
Now the question remains if this small scale experiment can be replicated on a bigger scale.
I try to use either Public Domain or CC0 licensed video & images. Anything else I consider “fair use”. If you don’t agree with something falling under “fair use”, don’t hesitate to contact me and I will respect your request.
Please be aware that this video is meant for entertainment purposes. While I spend lots of time on thorough research and citing my sources, this video cannot be assumed as 100% accurate.
Music by: Epidemic Sound
Twitter:
https://twitter.com/jedu_me
For business enquiries:
mail@jedu.me
- published: 08 Nov 2023
- views: 610
1:22
Ingenuity Saves Lost Ships (1948)
Full title reads: "INGENUITY SAVES LOST SHIPS".
Nantes, France.
General view of river Loire with ship at anchor. Long shot of the river with tug moving. ...
Full title reads: "INGENUITY SAVES LOST SHIPS".
Nantes, France.
General view of river Loire with ship at anchor. Long shot of the river with tug moving. Ship listing to port. Ship structure. Dredger working in foreground - dredging a new course in the riverbed. Close up shot of dredger scooping opening and dropping mud into lighter. General view of river with banks of mud. Long shot of sunken ship in the river. Closer shot of the sunken ship. Several shots of pumping station. Pipes of pumping station pouring forth water into river. Various shots of the pipe pouring forth water into river. This flow of water forced river to change its course. Close up shot of side of ship. Ship with list to port. Close up shot of a diver descending into water. Close up shot of men pumping air to diver. Close up shot of diver still descending - bubbles on top of water. Long shot of ship on its side. Three ships listing.
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https://wn.com/Ingenuity_Saves_Lost_Ships_(1948)
Full title reads: "INGENUITY SAVES LOST SHIPS".
Nantes, France.
General view of river Loire with ship at anchor. Long shot of the river with tug moving. Ship listing to port. Ship structure. Dredger working in foreground - dredging a new course in the riverbed. Close up shot of dredger scooping opening and dropping mud into lighter. General view of river with banks of mud. Long shot of sunken ship in the river. Closer shot of the sunken ship. Several shots of pumping station. Pipes of pumping station pouring forth water into river. Various shots of the pipe pouring forth water into river. This flow of water forced river to change its course. Close up shot of side of ship. Ship with list to port. Close up shot of a diver descending into water. Close up shot of men pumping air to diver. Close up shot of diver still descending - bubbles on top of water. Long shot of ship on its side. Three ships listing.
FILM ID:1434.31
A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/
FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/
British Pathé also represents the Reuters historical collection, which includes more than 136,000 items from the news agencies Gaumont Graphic (1910-1932), Empire News Bulletin (1926-1930), British Paramount (1931-1957), and Gaumont British (1934-1959), as well as Visnews content from 1957 to the end of 1984. All footage can be viewed on the British Pathé website. https://www.britishpathe.com/
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 108
2:14
Aeolus-Installing spudcans with ingenuity, but without a dry dock
Mammoet came up with a new approach to install the legs and spud cans on an offshore installation vessel without the need for a dry dock, saving the client Van ...
Mammoet came up with a new approach to install the legs and spud cans on an offshore installation vessel without the need for a dry dock, saving the client Van Oord time and money.
https://wn.com/Aeolus_Installing_Spudcans_With_Ingenuity,_But_Without_A_Dry_Dock
Mammoet came up with a new approach to install the legs and spud cans on an offshore installation vessel without the need for a dry dock, saving the client Van Oord time and money.
- published: 25 Jan 2017
- views: 53530