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Passenger Ship Evacuation Analysis with Simulation Software
Safety has always been a central topic in design and operation of new and existing passenger ships. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) sets - under the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) -an international maritime agreement where...
How simulation improves the production processes on a Fishing Trawler
Carsoe designs and produces stainless steel machinery for the food processing industry. One of their core business areas is the development and production of machinery for seafood processing on-board of fishing trawlers. Challenges Seafood caught on a trawler...
Simulation of Seamless Flow: Biometrics in airport processes
Airport operators around the world are investing significant time and money in researching and implementing smart, digital solutions to improve the passenger journey. Self-service units for check-in, baggage drop, and boarding are available on the market; innovative...
How virtual passenger modelling prepares you for the future of railway stations
The future of railway stations The rail industry is changing. The focus shifts from the most effective and efficient way of getting passengers from A to B, to the total seamless journey. The trend is that railway stations not only function as a location for catching a...
How airports can prepare of EDS Standard 3
Safety and security remains an important topic for airports. Ensuring the safety of passengers during flights or while spending pastime in the airport itself, comes down to the application of international safety rules and regulations set by global organizations and...
Simulation as part of baggage handling operations
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is one of the largest European airport hubs. Currently, it handles more than 450,000 flights a year, transporting over 58 million passengers and 1.6 million tons of freight. The airport foresees a further increase in traffic and prepares...