Près de 300 vidéos à votre disposition pour vous permettre une acculturation aux océans, mers et littoraux dans leurs multiples dimensions – géopolitique, économique, environnementale, sociale, etc.. Notre vidéothèque n’est pas exhaustive (elle ne le sera jamais) et donc évoluera au fil du temps. Majoritairement en anglais et partiellement en français (pensez à régler vos paramètres YouTube, Vimeo, etc. avec un sous-titre adapté), les vidéos ont des durées variables et sont issues d’organisations publiques et privées : elles n’engagent que leurs auteurs et hébergeurs. De votre côté, si vous avez une vidéo à nous recommander, n’hésitez pas à le faire par notre formulaire https://www.univ-mer.org/contact/
Nearly 300 videos at your disposal to help you learn about the oceans, seas and coasts in their many dimensions – geopolitical, economic, environmental, social, etc. Our video library is not exhaustive (it never will be) and therefore will evolve over time. Mainly in English and partially in French (remember to adjust your YouTube, Vimeo, etc. settings with an appropriate subtitle), this videos have variable lengths and come from public and private organizations: they engage only their authors and hosts. From your side, if you have a video to recommend to us, do not hesitate to do so by our form https://www.univ-mer.org/contact/
Blue Economy: Maritime Transport
Littoral, Le magazine des gens de mer. Le transport maritime
National Maritime Transport Policy - A Closer Look
The Shipping Container
The European Maritime Transport Environmental Report (EMTER)
Le temps d’une traversée entre le port d’Anvers en Belgique et le port du Havre, nous partons à la rencontre de marins à bord d’un porte-conteneur : le Guayaquil Express. Un cargo de 330 mètres transportant 12000 conteneurs. A son bord, uniquement 26 hommes d’équipage : 25 min – 2021
IMO – The concept of a Sustainable Maritime Transportation System with a view to providing a blueprint for countries to develop their maritime transport infrastructure in an efficient, sustainable, safe and environmentally : 5 min – 2019
How Container Ports Work: Logistics of Intermodal Transport : 6 min – 2021
The first up to date and comprehensive overview of the environmental transport sector in the EU, the EMTER (European Maritime Transport Environmental Report), is a joint report produced by the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) and the European Environment Agency (EEA) : 5 min – 2020
Pollution maritime : changement de cap ?
Voici l'impact du transport maritime sur l'environnement
Mediterranean Transport and Logistics in a Post-Covid-19 Era
The Future of Shipping
6 min – 2018
Brut – Particules fines, oxyde d’azote et de soufre : le carburant qu’il utilise est l’un des plus sales au monde. Voici l’impact du transport maritime sur l’environnement : 4 min – 2019
IEMed Barcelona – This video is the outcome of the policy study focused on the impacts of the COVID-19 and the future of transport and logistics through multisectoral and multidisciplinary lenses : 2 min – 2021
The Future of Shipping’, is an online programme telling the story of the issues and opportunities facing the shipping industry at a time of environmental crisis, profiling the professionals and organisations who are dedicated to creating a cleaner future for shipping : 30 min – 2021
History of the Major Trade Routes - Summary on a Map
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In this video, let’s retrace the evolution of the world’s major trade routes, from the Incense Route until today: 19 min – 2021
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Blue Economy: Maritime Seaports
The magic of port cities: water and land, resilience and culture
History of port cities Before containerization 1960s
How a Steel Box Changed the World: A Brief History of Shipping
TOP 20 Busiest Container Ports in the World (1970-2021)
Sustainable Urban Development – History of port cities Before containerization 1960s: 11 min – 2021
World Stats – In recent years, with the eastward movement of economic, trade and shipping centers, the economic and trade development in Asia has been very rapid: 4 min – 2022
How to build a Port | Cities Skylines
Timelapse showing the whole construction process
Seaport Group Bulk Planing & Design Promotion
How Ports Operate
Video Game – How to build a functional port without the hassle of traffic congestion and etc: 17 min – 2018
DCT Team – A timelapse showing the whole construction of the second berth (T2) at DCT Gdansk container terminal from the end of January 2015 till October 2016: 6 min – 2016
Seaport Group presents a Commercial movie to visualize the project investment to internal stakeholders, potential investors, and other external stakeholders: 6 min – 2014
SMART Maritime and Transportation Center: 4 min – 2018
Blue Economy: Marine Construction and Shipyard
Top 10 Largest Ancient Boats
Shipyard 1935 documentary
Ancient Chinese Ships & Boats Documentary
Ship Made without Nails is Mighty
From the warships and luxurious barges of ancient Egypt, to the tower ships of ancient China – here are the top 10 largest ancient boats: 10 min – 2019
teknotik technique nautique /nautical techno: 23 min – 2023
Amazing Wooden Navy Ships « Floating Fortresses »: 40 min – 2017
National Geographic – Can a ship built without blueprints, power tools—or even nails—survive the sea? Four years in the making, this 150-foot ship, called a « dhow, » can withstand powerful monsoon winds, and it’s ready for action: 3 min – 2013
Dugout Canoe Build - Timelapse, by Outbackmike
Ship Construction Animation
Visiting China navy shipyard, world largest shipbuild, Jiangnan Shipyard
Engineering And Building An 80,000-Ton Cruise Ship | The Meraviglia Cruise Ship
One full-time year of canoe building condensed into eight minutes. I built this canoe for a 1500km solo expedition up Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, surviving completely off the land and se: 8 min – 2021
Marineinsight – The shipbuilding process and ship construction is a complex operation where different department comes together to build a cargo ship: 8 min – 2020
The shipping shown in the video was the first dual-fuel container ship and delivered in September 2020: 15 min – 2021
Spark – 315 metres long, 65 metres high, weighing 80,000 tonnes and capable of transporting more than 7,000 people, the Meraviglia is the ultimate cruise ship. But how was she built? More than 2,500 people worked day and night, using the latest technological developments to lessen the environmental impact.: 51 min – 2020
Blue Economy: Energy
Ocean Energy
What is Ocean Energy?
Ocean Energy! Australian point of view
Why wave power isn't everywhere?
3 min to visualise the formidable potential of the ocean energy. Major sources of renewable energy are:
Tidal streams
Ocean currents
– Tidal range (rise and fall)
– Waves
– Ocean thermal energy
– Salinity gradients
The Ocean Energy Systems Implementing Agreement (OES) is an intergovernmental collaboration between countries, which operates under framework established by the International Energy Agency in Paris. This video describes the work of OES and the methods by which energy can be harnessed for the oceans around us: 8 min – 2014
Australian National Maritime Museum – Assistant Curator Cay-Leigh Bartnicke from the Australian National Maritime Museum breaks down how the ocean can provide us with renewable energy: 3 min – 2022
Wave Energy for the future
DW documentary: 11 min – 2022
Tidal energy could be huge – why isn't it?
Wave Power Could Be Energy's Next Big Leap
How a Deep-Sea Offshore Drilling Rig Works
Installation Complète D'Un Parc Éolien Offshore
Tidal energy in development
DW documentary: 12 min – 2021
Challenges of wave energy for electricity – Future solutions: 11 min – 2021
Documentary: 82 min – 2017
Quantum Tech HD – People used wind energy to propel boats along the Nile River as early as 5,000 BC. Nowadays, we build massive wind power plants to turn wind into energy. It’s an impressive feat, so watch this review of the construction process of an offshore wind farm and tell us what you think: 8 min – 2022
Blue Economy: Seabed Exploration and Exploitation
Seabed Mapping
Ocean Exploration: Technology
Pourquoi pas les abysses ?
Life in the Deep-Sea
Learn why seafloor mapping is critical to saving our planet: 1 min – 2022
National Geographic Society – What drives astronomers to ask, “What’s out there?” and oceanographers, “What’s down there?” Despite covering 71% of the planet, only 5% of the ocean has been explored: 5 min – 2022
Un film réalisé par Gilles Martin et produit par l’IFREMER : 10 min – 2021
OceanMOOC – Intro importance of deep sea: 10 min – 2017
Deep Sea Mining: Searching for the Next Mineral Boom
Mining the deep sea: the true cost to the planet
Will deep-sea mining save us from climate change?
The secret race to buy the ocean floor
Deep sea mining – future potential source of material or another problem? Biodiversity loss & conservation: 26 min – 2019
Mining companies and governments will soon be allowed to extract minerals from the deep-ocean floor. These rare metals are vital for a more environmentally sustainable future on land, but at what cost to the health of the ocean? 10 min – 2021
Billions of unassuming rocks on the seafloor could help humanity save itself from the ravages of climate change. These polymetallic nodules contain cobalt and other metals which we need for batteries, electric cars and photovoltaic systems. But harvesting them might destroy deep-sea ecosystems: 9 min – 2021
Private companies are pushing for licenses to commercially mine the ocean floor. And the organization created to protect the deep sea is helping them accomplish this: 12 min – 2022
Your future tech may rely on deep-sea mining
The Uncomfortable Truth About Deep Sea Mining
Main question: How would you decide where it’s ok to mine for precious metals? 8 min – 2019
To meet the world’s growing demand for batteries, private companies have turned their attention to mining the ocean floor. But could this practice come at a greater cost to the planet than it’s worth? 5 min – 2020