Shaping the future of energy-efficient seafaring
OUR WORK
Energy efficiency has always been a central concern for shipbuilding
and shipping. In the past, mainly economic considerations motivated
the search for low power requirements for a ship. Today,
environmental concerns and compliance with legal regulations to
reduce emissions are coming to the foreground in at least equal
measure. These demand a
consistent strategy of energy efficiency
as well as a significant reduction of emissions not only in the
construction but especially in the operation of ships.
In the MariData project, we are developing a
future-oriented energy management
and
decision support system based
on rational methods. However, the actual benefit of any
human-technology system is an interplay of technical potential and
user behaviour. To this end, MariData prototypes of the front end
are being developed in the sense of
user-centred design. We lay a
strong focus on factors such as
user acceptance and trust and
evaluations through user studies.
Exploring Crews’ Motivation & Influence
YouTube Video
“We go fast - It's their fuel”
Research Paper
What is Engineering Psychology?
YouTube Video
RESEARCHERS
Thomas Franke
Lead
User Studies
Hans-Christian Jetter
Lead
Development
Benjamin Schwarz
Coordinator
Design
Jan Heidinger
Researcher
Development
Marthe Gruner
Researcher
Psychology
Mourad Zoubir
Researcher
Psychology
STUDENT RESEARCHERS
Marvin Bergmann
Development
Jakob de Maire
Development
Paul-Luis Derwort
Development
Sophia von Elbwart
Design
Simon Flintrop
Psychology
Lennart Homann
Psychology
Bennet Hut
Development
Wiebke Lutz
Design
Karina Malovanik
Psychology
Lola Mühl
Psychology
Former Student Researchers
Nikola Beiler
Psychology
Thilo Hemmie
Development
Sven Peper
Nautical Consulting
Tobias Reins
Development
Hanna Ritter
Psychology
Christopher Rock
Design
Niklas Tasche
Design
Linea Walker-Friedrichs
Design