Titlebook: Handbook of Nautical Medicine; W. Hartmut G. Goethe (Scientific Director),E. Nort Book 1984 Springer-Verlag Berlin, Heidelberg 1984 Medici

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Ship Design — its Effects on the Seafarer’s Physical and Mental Health higher than those among the equivalent age groups on land. At the beginning of this century, the frequency of marine accidents (ship losses) decreased drastically. In recent decades, however, the number of accidents involving ships has levelled out or even risen (Iverg?rd [14]; Otterland [17]). Dur

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The Effect of the Macroclimate short-term meteorological changes lasting, say, for a day, a month, or even a season. The earth can be divided into four large climatic zones:.The . is characterized by long, bitter and very foggy winters with considerable precipitation and cold summers with little sunshine..The . characteristicall

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The Ship’s Lighting of the sense of sight. In order for man to be able to process this information at an optimal level, great attention must be paid to adjusting the design of a lighting system to the peculiarities and requirements of the visual sense.

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Psychological Problems in Seafaringimilar methods: . to collect the multiple factors of a distinct phenomenon (behaviour); . to find and define the common denominator and the underlying structure; and . to contrive, develop and apply means to change (to “improve”) the phenomenon.

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Psychological Aspects of Work-load on Board surveys. Some of them attempted to assess the correlation between practical work on board and the ensuing fatigue while others tried to measure various changes in psychological and/ or biological functions during the voyage. The result was a considerable amount of knowledge and information about in