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Estudios Humanísticos. Filología, 2002 Una nueva aproximación a la traducción de "The Seafarer" de E.
Susana Fidalgo Monge
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La convention du travail maritime et le marin connecté
Netcom, 2015 Seafarers stayed paradoxically, distant from ICT, mobile and internet phone. This situation begins to change, while a new international convention of the maritime labor comes into effect.
Arnaud Le Marchand
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Analysis of the preference on type of retirement pension for the seafarers in Korea
Asian Journal of Shipping and Logistics, 2021 The shortage of seafarers continues in the global shipping market. In particular, the retention of skilled officers has not been maintained. One of the reasons why the number of officers working on merchant ships is because of the working conditions ...
Chong Jin Choe, Gunwoo Lee, Hwayoung Kim
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Health&Safety and Public Health on board Vessels During new Coronavirus Outbreak (2019-nCoV)
Turkish Journal of Internal Medicine, 2020 Passenger and cargo unit transportation and harvasting fish stock which are the lifeblood of global economy. 90% of global trade by volume is carried on the world by ships.
Ramazan Açıkgöz
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Heaven ahoy! Sensory perception in 'The Seafarer'
, 2016 This chapter interprets The Seafarer as one of teh oldest surviving Old English poems, with a conception of mind as 'flying aim and mood-sense', that is, concretized into the flying bird-shape of a ...
North, R, Richard North
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Seafarers’ depression and suicide
International Maritime Health, 2017 This review assesses available evidence on the frequency of and trends in depression and suicide among seafarers. Investigations of depression and suicide are scarce and the findings are inconsistent, they do, nevertheless, show indications of improvement although some recent case series do indicate that suicide remains a problem.
Alex, Mellbye, Tim, Carter
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Analysing seafarer competencies in a dynamic human-machine system [PDF]
Human factors have been deemed to affect a variety of unsafe acts and hazardous conditions, with no exceptions in the maritime sector. With increasing applications of automation techniques in shipping, seafarers’ roles are changing, and their ...
Fan, S, Yang, Z
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IET Intelligent Transport SystemsIn maritime navigation, seafarers' non‐normative behaviours can significantly increase the likelihood of maritime accidents and lead to substantial losses.
Mengwei Bao +3 more
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Cancer incidence among seafarers and fishermen in the Nordic countries
Scandinavian Journal of Work, Environment & Health, 2020 OBJECTIVES: Maritime workers may be exposed to several occupational hazards at sea. The aim of this study was to assess cancer incidence among seafarers and fishermen in the Nordic countries and identify patterns in morbidity in the context of existing ...
Kajsa Ugelvig Petersen +8 more
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From the studies on the suicides of Polish seafarers
Studia Maritima, 2020 The work of seafarers on a seagoing ship involves numerous negative conditions which affect the physical and mental spheres of their functioning. The struggle with the environment, the inability to leave the ship, and the distance from the family and ...
Maciej Kijowski
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