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AIPAM

Genoa, GE, Italy

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AIPAM, founded in 1995, is an association of engineers and experts specializing in maritime damage. The organization has evolved into a recognized reference point for those interested in the maritime industry. AIPAM provides support for its members through the monitoring and evaluation of coastal storm impacts along the Ligurian coast and environmental effects on the marine environment. They also offer seminars and events related to transportation prospects and opportunities at sea. The association can be reached at +39 010 89 37 234 or via email at aipam@aipam.org, with offices located in Genoa, Italy. AIPAM has been recognized by the Italian Government.

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