Navigation Training Requirements and Technical Support for the Danube Inland Navigation Simulator

Martin Jurkovič; Andrej David

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AEF.13.271

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Navigation Training Requirements and Technical Support for the Danube Inland Navigation Simulator

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In our study we describe the navigation training requirements for simulator training, and analysing the suggested infrastructure of an inland navigation simulator training centre. Intensity of navigation training on the Inland Navigation Simulator depends on its character and the chosen difficulty (complexity). The participant of the navigation training has to be able to carry out the minimum training skills depending on the difficulty. The level of difficulty could be divided according to the education target like: basic trainings for non-professionals, medium level trainings for crew on operational level, high level training for crew on management level (+ practicing Local Knowledge Requirements (LKR) if possible).

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Advanced Engineering Forum (Volume 13)

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June 2015

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Martin Jurkovič*, Andrej David

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Infrastructure, Manoeuvring, Navigation Simulator, Simulator Centre, Training Requirements

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