Author(s)

Y. Arai, H. Kobayashi, M. Endo, M. Endo, S. Arai, M. Takeuchi, M. Tsugane, S. Senda, S. Murataa and T. Minamiya

Abstract

Systematic validation on ship-handling simulator's function for its utilities Y. Ami*, H. Kobayash?, M. Endo^, M. Endcf, S. Arai\ M. Takeuchi*, M. Tsugane^, S. Senda^ S. Murata^ & T. Minamiya* ^Marine Technical College, Japan. '"'Tokyo University of Mercantile Marine, Japan. ^Toyama National College of Maritime Technology, Japan. ^MO.Marine Consultant Co., Japan. * Japan Marine Science, Japan. ^MO.L, Japan. ^Institute for Sea Training, Japan. Abstract Ship-handling simulator is often used to train seamen for maneuvering and/or to research marine environments and so on. Lacking the validation for the simulator's function, it is so often that the construction of very expensively large ship-handling simulator is adopted in order to pursue the reality of simulation too. In this reason, authors studied the validation of ship-handling simulator's function by clarifying the role that the simulator's function contributes for using simulators in which typical nautical missions are executed under

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