PROJECT NEWSLETTER 5/5 SINCE DECEMBER 2019, THIS PROJECT CONSORTIUM HAS GIVEN THEIR ALL TO DEVELOP THE FIRST TRAINING TOOL EXISTENT FOR THE FISHING SECTOR THAT CAN HELP THE CREW IN LEARNING THE PROCEDURES OF HOW TO REACT IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS, APART FROM GUIDELINES AND HANDBOOKS. THIS PROJECT IS A FIRST STEP TOWARDS CLOSING THIS GAP, […]
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PROJECT NEWSLETTER 4/5 THE PROJECT CONSORTIUM WAS INVITED BY OUR PARTNER THE EUROPEAN FREEZER-TRAWLER ASSOCIATION (PFA) TO ROTTERDAM FOR OUR FOURTH TRANSNATIONAL MEETING. ROTTERDAM IS THE LARGEST SEAPORT IN EUROPE AND LOCATED NEXT TO THE MAAS RIVER. WE WERE KINDLY HOSTED BY THE SHIPPING AND TRANSPORT COLLEGE (STC) GROUP, KNOWN FOR ITS SIMULATOR PARK. IN
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PROJECT NEWSLETTER 3/5 JANUARY 2022 VISIT TO SQLEARN HEADQUARTERS With this third newsletter of our virtual reality for maritime emergencies (VR-ME) project, we inform about the progress made in our third transnational meeting, and this time, in person. The project partners all met in Piraeus in Greece, the port of Athens and the headquarters of
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PROJECT NEWSLETTER 2/5 This is the second newsletter of VR-ME. Everyone around the world is coping and adjusting with the covid-19 pandemic, which has hit the one-year mark. It too affected the developments of this project. Nevertheless, perhaps slower than anticipated, we are steadily making progress in contributing to the safety of our fishermen and
In December 2019, six vocational education and training provider experts as well as representatives of the European fishing industry started a Erasmus+ project called ‘virtual reality for maritime emergencies’, under the acronym ‘VR-ME’.
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