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1NTERNAT,0N^SVMP0S.UM0N SHIP OPERATIONS NE1 m r\\l naVVlM-10 - Partial List of Conference Topics . . . NAVIGATION, COMMUNICATIONS, PLUS HYDROGRAPHICS AND WEATHER Auto Radar Plotting Aids G.P.S./NavStar Navigation Capability of InMarsat InMarsat and its Potential W.A.R.C., 1982 Steering machinery of the future Future Maritime Global Safety and Distress System Hydrography and the Management of the International Trade Zones Future Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (IMCO) Status of Navigational Charts, World-Wide Computer-Microfilm Charts and Their Impact on the Mariner Application of G.P.S. Satellite Receivers on Maritime Operations Change-over of World-Wide buoy Systems and Their Impact at Sea Current Status of Weather Routing Heavy weather damage avoidance systems ECONOMIES AND LOGISTICS OF VESSEL PROCUREMENT (PURCHASING AGENTS VIEWPOINT) Economies of Propulsion Fuel Consumption and Bunkers Inventory Control and Vessel Economics Problems with obsolete equipment Problems with Vessel Procurement SHIP OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE General Purpose Crew Manning Unmanned Machinery Space Operations Hull cleaning-Drydock vs afloat Training: Use of Simulators, Current Status and Future Trends On-Board Training Cargo Loading Simulators - Bulk and Container COMPLYING WITH NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL REGULATORY STANDARDS The Expanding Role of Port States Environmental Crude Oil Washing Safety TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION Role of Simulator in the Training of Tug Personnel Engine Room Machinery Simulators as training aid Training needs of off-shore oil industry marine personnel The role and responsibility of organized maritime labor in training and education SHIP OPERATIONS The Master as a ship manager Labor's role in shipboard management Ship management and crew reduction Economics of Traveling Maintenance crews Basic Components of today's wheelhouse - economics and skill demands General purpose crewing SHIP PERFORMANCE Basic elements of energy conservation Economics of Propulsion Gear & Turbine vs diesel - economic update Fuel quality as a factor in ship performance CARGO PROBLEMS Cargo damage aboard ship Cargo insurance REGULATOR IMPACTS Import problems Please rush all the details on attending ISOSO '81 Name Company Address_ Title MR Mail To: ISOSO '81 34th Floor 80 Broad Street, New York, N.Y. 10004 • We are a manufacturer/distributer of marine equipment. Rush complete details on exibiting at ISOSO '81 August 27, 1981 Write 324 on Reader Service Card 13
