Proceedings of globalization and MET
Subtitle: 7th annual General Assembly and Conference, AGA-7, October 16-18, 2006 : the International Association of Maritime Universities, IAMU
By: editor in chief, Wang Zuwen
Contributors: Wang, Zuwen; International Association of Maritime Universities
Publisher: Dalian Maritime University Press
Published: 2006
Place of publication: [Dalian, China]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 417
ISBN-13: 9787563220021
Subjects: Congresses; Education and globalization; Nautical training-schools; Merchant marine; Study and teaching (Higher); Research; International Association of Maritime Universities
Other titles: Globalization and MET; Globalization and maritime education and training
Description: Conference proceedings including four project reports and 37 academic papers. The main theme is Globalization and maritime education & training (MET), with three sub-themes: International cooperation; Demand and supply of maritime human resources; and Maritime development and maritime education & training.
Notes: Hosted by Dalian Maritime University.

Includes bibliographical references.

Sponsored by the Nippon Foundation.

Some title page information also in Chinese.
Table of contents: title: PART 1. Project System Presentation:  Internet-based integration of multiple shiphandling simulators; title: Study in standardizing of undergraduate marine engineering curriculum; title: The Maritime Security Management system; title: perceptions of the international shipping community; title: Maritime physics: developing interactive teaching materials connecting physical laws and principles with maritime applications; title: PART 2. Paper Presentation: Situation awareness at sea; title: vessel traffic service support; title: The exploration of high-quality, internationalized and sustainable maritime education and training; title: Changing ideas to raise the quality of maritime education; title: How maritime education should change in order to help the industry reduce the gap between demand and supply of qualified officers; title: Modern marine and maritime teaching and research training in UK higher education establishments; title: Marine engineers' training system in the Maritime State University Named after Admiral G.I. Nevelskoy; title: Reconsidered scholarship; title: a utilitarian paradigm for maritime education; title: Applying unified criteria in MET: the way to globalization; title: Globalization, cultural intelligence and maritime education; title: Maritime business: an analysis of market developments and trends; title: Proposed international training project for establishing collaboration with shipping companies; title: International cooperation of shipping companies and AMSMA for the training of seafarers; title: Five steps to assure navigational safety; title: Maritime educational training (MET) and maritime safety; title: Poor monitoring of the navigation and steering equipment increases the reaction time in fault situations; title: Better ways to develop standardized Maritime English syllabus; title: Tough challenges and real answers for Maritime English in the 21st century for deck & engine room cadets; title: Maritime English classroom instruction in global maritime context; title: Approval of Romanian MET system by EMSA; title: Roles that Chinese maritime institutions should play in the research of international maritime conventions; title: Modeling reforms in maritime education at the operational level; title: the complete revision of the deck training program for summer cruise at the California Maritime Academy; title: Developing the TOMEC; title: Test of Maritime English Competence; title: toward global standardization of Maritime English assessment; title: Rough waters; title: Decision support for avoiding roll resonance and wave impact for ship operation in heavy seas; title: The changing business activity of UK maritime institutions; title: The Baltic Sea PSSA and navigational associated protected measures; title: new challenge for navigation education; title: On notion of foundations of navigation in maritime education; title: The utility of risk assessment tools in maritime security analysis; title: Maritime security; title: assessment and management; title: The implementation of the safety and security courses into the MET system of Odessa National Maritime Academy; title: The influence of seafarers' malnutrition upon maritime safety; title: Vault laboratory design for navigation simulator; title: The new mimic panel and its effectiveness on simulator education of marine engineers at ITU Maritime Faculty; title: Advanced education and research on marine propulsion; title: experimental study on propeller air-drawings and bearing forces; title: Maritime security regulations; title: who really pays?; title: Analysing of maritime accidents by approaching method for minimizing human error; title: Risk analysis methods in oil spill contingency plans.