An adult male, viewed from the right side and behind, occupies the left foreground, his right arm extended with the index finger pointing at a specific element on a large, flush-mounted digital display screen

An adult male, viewed from the right side and behind, occupies the left foreground, his right arm extended with the index finger pointing at a specific element on a large, flush-mounted digital display screen. His hair is short and graying, and he wears a dark blue short-sleeved collared shirt. The digital display, labeled "MP200 - LEGEND" and showing "TANKER SEAFISH MAIN ENGINE - M," presents a complex graphical user interface. The screen is embedded into a light gray or off-white control panel. The man's finger precisely indicates a horizontal bar labeled "Steam Line" with a green status indicator, located in a column beneath "Description." Adjacent to this, in the "Symbol" column, is an icon resembling a valve. The display features multiple sections, including a legend on the left with color-coded status bars for various systems like "Diesel Oil," "Lube Oil Pipeline," and "Heavy Fuel Oil." The central area lists various symbols and their descriptions, such as "Valve," "Pump Running," and "Temperature Controller." The right side of the screen is segmented into panels labeled "MAIN ENGINE," "GENERATOR," and "AUXILIARY BOILER," each displaying real-time operational parameters with numerical values and units (e.g., "Fuel Oil 3.4 tons," "Diesel Generator 32.0 kw," "Boiler Pressure 5.0 bar"). The scene depicts an indoor control environment, likely within a maritime or industrial facility, situated in Veracruz City, Mexico.