LOC contributes to the Nautical Institute’s Guidelines for Collecting Maritime Evidence, volume 2

The Nautical Institute has recently launched a second volume in the Collecting Maritime Evidence series which has a special focus on electronic evidence – what it is, how to preserve and collect it, and how it can be used to understand the circumstances that led to a maritime incident.

Paris Mangriotis, Engineering Director, LOC London was one of the 14 contributors, writing a chapter entitled “Collecting evidence for use by a naval architect”.  The chapter focuses on the evidence to be collected in incidents of loss of stability, loss of structural strength and heavy weather damage, grounding and refloating, cargo damage or loss in heavy weather and mooring at berths and at anchor.

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