New Maritime Safety Research Programme for the Dutch government
AuthorsGraeff, P. de
Conference/JournalMARIN Report 143
Date5 mrt. 2025
MARIN is committed to ensuring safe ships and preventing maritime accidents. The Dutch government has the same priorities and employs a wide range of control measures.
Both MARIN and the Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management have the ambition to become more proactive regarding the safety of ships and the context in which they operate through specific research and development.
On behalf of the ministry, MARIN has therefore started the Maritime Safety Research Programme with the aim of improving the safety level in the North Sea through applied research. An integrated approach is essential. A key reason for developing the new programme was the initial realisation that there were significant knowledge gaps that needed to be bridged in order to achieve the ambition.
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Pieter de Graeff
senior project manager
Policy Support
The programme offers both reactive and structural support for policy-related inquiries. MARIN is equipped to respond to urgent policy questions and consistently provides expertise to support the government in the formulation of (inter)national policies.
Fishing vessel setup in the Large Motion Simulator
Beam trawler real-time simulations on MARIN'S LMS
Real-time simulation of asymmetric load conditions of a beam trawler fishing vessel on the Large Motion Simulator