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23 March 2017

Next Generation Training Tools

Whether it is a terminal truck driver, a hatch clerk, a vessel planner, or a shift manager; all contribute to a…

Dr Yvo A. Saanen, Managing Director, TBA, Delft, Netherlands

Edition: The Automation, Training & Simulation Issue

23 March 2017

Something New For The Crane Retrofit Market

The TMdrive®-10e2-DP is intended for use in crane modernisation projects where the existing DC motors will be retained. It has the…

James Gabbard, Sales Manager Automated Crane Systems, TMEIC, Virginia, USA

Edition: The Automation, Training & Simulation Issue

22 March 2017

Major Port Developments in 2016

The year 2016 brought a range of challenges and opportunities for European ports. This paper intends to summarize the main developments…

Professor Theo Notteboom, Shanghai Maritime University, Ghent University, Antwerp Maritime Academy, University of Antwerp

Edition: The Automation, Training & Simulation Issue

22 March 2017

Virtual Reality: The Next Evolution in Operator Training

A VR training system brings four primary advantages; cost effectiveness, field of view, parallax, and depth perception. Traditional simulators use projectors…

Jonathan McCurdy, President of GlobalSim

Edition: The Automation, Training & Simulation Issue

21 March 2017

EU Maritime Logistics

The interdependence of all actors of the maritime logistics chain is clearly demonstrated and justifies a holistic and balanced approach, be…

FEPORT

Edition: The Automation, Training & Simulation Issue

21 March 2017

Training and Simulation Tools

Port projects are confronted by a growing scarcity of prime locations, increasing environmental constraints, limited space for expansion, along with the…