Research infrastructure

Chalmers Maritime Simulators

The Lindholmen campus has the most comprehensive simulation equipment for training and research in maritime operations. There are a number of different simulators here representing different parts of a vessel and functions on shore.

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Sweden's most extensive simulator center for education and research in shipping is situated at Campus Lindholmen. There is a total of 9 different simulators. These are Full Mission Bridge Simulator, Nautical Operations Studio, Cargo Operations Studio, GMDSS Simulator, Engine Operations Simulator, Bridge Operations Simulator, Scrubber, Maritime and DP Simulator.

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Full Mission Bridge Simulator

​In our Full Mission Bridge Simulator, it is possible to make a full simulation of the operations performed onboard a ship. Operations are carried out in different weather conditions and envi­ron­ments, including areas with limited space. 

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Cargo Operations Studio

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Nautical Operations Studio

Our Nautical Operations Studio (NOS) consists of six desktop bridges from Kongsberg, with four 24-inch screens, two for visual view and nautical instruments, and two that can be used as radar or ECDIS.

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GMDSS Simulator

Our GMDSS simulator (Global Maritime Distress and Safety System) creates oppor­tu­ni­ties for our students to learn to manage all GMDSS equipment for ROC and GOC equipped vessels.

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Engine Operations Simulator

The marine engineer students spend many hours in the engine operations studio, in order to train the handling of engine room systems. The simulator is also used in other areas of education, such as language, control engineering, ther­mo­dy­nam­ics, fluid mechanics, and more.

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Bridge Operations Simulator

Our bridge simulator from Kongsberg consists of five identical bridges. On these bridges we give courses in navigation, radar navigation, and anti-collision navigation using ARPA, ECDIS and maneuvering.

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Dynamic Positioning Simulator

Dynamic Positioning (DP) is used extensively in the offshore industry to carry out sophis­ti­cated operations over time, where there are require­ments for high positional accuracy.

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