1 ASO 2 Misurina
3 Athina R
4 Captain Petros 5 Barbara 6 Silenzio 7 Andalusia
8 Elbe 9 Sofia
10 Haris 11 Monte Pellegrino 12 Michigan 13 Panayota 14 Maria Pia M.
15 Rigel
16 Celiktrans II
17 Four Star I 18 Eden V 19 Anni
20 Despo
21 Cte Rocio 22 Rosso 23 Alessandro Primo
24 Scaieni
25 Yvonne A 26 Cunski 27 Marineta 28 Old Father 29 Marco Polo 30 Korabi Durres 31 Saray Star 32 Gulten Islamoglu
33 Rot 34 Ricul 35 Esram 36 Nivia 37 Coraline 38 Bilsel-1 39 Kaptan Manolis I
40 Anis Rose 41 Sealvanamar 42 Kira 43 Dystos 44 Onur K 45 Liberta
46 Carib 47 Lira 48 Black Sea T 49 Zakaria 50 Nadine 51 Kaptan Sefer 52 S. Ugurlu 53 Agios Panteleimon 54 Droguyollar IV
55 Osogovo 56 Alimuri 57 Capraia 58 Elena Maria 59 Basari 60 Mastropetros 61 Pelmariner 62 Rofayda 63 Yalikov II 64 Borak 65 Baris 66 Kostis
67 Zafir
68 Thor Emilie 69 Lina Star 70 Orsay 71 Hasat 72 Eurobulker IV 73 City of Hydra
74 Mattheos
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[23] "Attention level" is a value indicating the degree to which the information currently available on a specific incident is deemed compatible with the hypothesis of a deliberate sinking or dumping of toxic and radioactive waste. This variable is subject to change in presence of new information.
What is this?
in.fondo.al.mar (under the sea) is an info-visualisation project about a series of sinkings and incidents in the Mediterranean Sea, involving ships which are suspected of having carried toxic and radioactive waste. in.fondo.al.mar is a work-in-progress project, which will be subject to corrections and updates and welcomes the contributions of users and experts.{More...}
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in.fondo.al.mar employs data coming from official documents made available by the Lloyds's of London, dossiers on the case by Legambiente and other ecological associations, newspaper clippings and background information gathered from specialist Internet sites.{More...}
disclaimer
in.fondo.al.mar is not able to assert with absolute certainty whether the suspicious ships lie exactly in the point indicated on the map, and whether they effectively contain toxic and radioactive waste. The only way to verify these elements, is to send a ROV, (Remotely operated underwater vehicle) to all the sites in which the incidents have taken place.contribute
in.fondo.al.mar is a work-in-progress project and welcomes contributions, corrections and suggestions from users and experts in the field.{General inquiry}
Last edit: February 21, 2013 @ 22:44
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