Human Factors in Maritime Operations
Tuesday November 22, 2011 MARIN organized a workshop on ‘Human Factors in Maritime Operations’. The aim of the workshop was to identify the interests of the maritime industry and to stimulate cooperation between partners, with the aim to jointly find possibilities for further research or tool development. 35 participants representing a wide maritime field visited this day.
Four presentations showing the human aspects from different views and working fields, inspired the participants to discuss about the way forward of human factors in the maritime operations.
Tuesday November 22, 2011 MARIN organized a workshop on ‘Human Factors in Maritime Operations’. The aim of the workshop was to identify the interests of the maritime industry and to stimulate cooperation between partners, with the aim to jointly find possibilities for further research or tool development. 35 participants representing a wide maritime field visited this day.
Four presentations showing the human aspects from different views and working fields, inspired the participants to discuss about the way forward of human factors in the maritime operations.
| Speaker | Dr W.M. Post - Senior Research Scientist Human Factors TNO |
| Title | Safety consequences of crew innovation onboard shortsea ships |
| Speaker | T.J.J. Bos, MSc - Operator performance researcher NLR |
| Title | Towards a paperless air traffic control tower |
| Speaker | J.B. Janssen, MSc - Research Scientist Human Factors TNO |
| Title | Inspiring experiences in air traffic and health care with e-partners - A new personal support concept for professionals |
| Speaker | W.M. Uitterhoeve, BSc - Project Engineer MARIN’s Nautical Centre MSCN |
| Title | Human factors, the way forward in the maritime application? |
Dr W.M. Post - Senior Research Scientist Human Factors TNO
T.J.J. Bos, MSc - Operator performance researcher NLR
J.B. Janssen, MSc - Research Scientist Human Factors TNO
W.M. Uitterhoeve, BSc - Project Engineer MARIN’s Nautical Centre MSCN
Thank you for participating our workshop “Human Factors in Maritime Operations”. In the plenary session a summary of the group discussions is given.
MARIN stresses stimulation of a maritime human factors network, therefore we look forward to meeting you again at another MARIN workshop on this subject next year.
Then we would like to make a step forward in concretization of joint projects.
Kind regards,
Jos van Doorn
Contact
Should you wish further information, please contact: Mrs Sascha Wijngaard or Mrs Petra Kalter