In the presence of representatives of the
* Handover of the first of seven simulation systems ship-handling simulators (AATN) to the
* 20 student workstations and one instructor workstation for training naval personnel
* Focus on technical navigation
* Further rollouts in Eckernforde and Warnemunde in 2024
The BAAINBw also handed over the system to the
History and challenges in the project
The need to regenerate existing systems and procure new systems in the area of technical navigation training was identified at an early stage. Following the necessary procedures, the naval schools and flotillas defined functional requirements. This resulted in the project 'Regeneration AATN'.
A key success factor in the implementation was the agile and iterative interaction between the various users and participants in the project, from the design phase to the development and testing phase. This made it possible, among other things, to incorporate important technical changes from other parallel projects (such as RadEA ) and, as 'pioneers', to realize a construction project on naval property by creating a temporary infrastructure.
Benefits of the AATN
The AATN handed over to the
With a focus on technical navigation using electronic chart systems (including the military warship ECDIS 'ECPINS' by the Canadian company
basic seamanship such as maneuvering in port, towing or being towed. At the same time, the simulator meets the high standards and requirements for information security in accordance with the BSI (
Rollout and Way Ahead
In addition to the NAVOS Bremerhaven as the first user, the Naval Academy Murwik (NAVAC) and the naval bases in Wilhelmshaven, Kiel, Eckernforde and Warnemunde will receive their own AATN in different configurations in order to enable a decentralized training.
The rollout of the simulators continues this summer with Eckernforde and with Warnemunde in winter.
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