A separate video network may be optionally interfaced to each operator station. Video cameras can be located at strategic locations and the resulting pictures are assigned to the appropriate measuring points in that location. Not only plot representation of the ship s damage control situation but also communication via E-Mail with the group stations are possible. Basically, battle damage control on board warships means preventing or averting any danger that might be posed either to the ship itself or to the crew. All action to be taken includes the deployment of crew members and material and, if necessary, requires changes to be made to the circuitry of various technical systems.
Suitable means are available to the crew to assist with the organization of damage control measures.
On the other hand, static Killcards support visual advice in the form of checklists to the operator. Siemens specialises in the supply of intelligent and integrated automation systems used to full effect onboard a large number of surface vessels and submarines of the German Navy, NATO forces and other friendly overseas navies. Ship s Advisory System. Our integrated automation system uses the latest hard and software technologies guaranteeing benefits to the Navy even years after delivery. Battle Damage Control System for warships.