Fredrik Forsman
Fredrik Forsman is an instructor at the Maritime Human Factors Unit. He also holds the current position of Head of Training at The Swedish Sea Rescue Society and is responsible for the development of the training organisation for the crews in the Sea Rescue Society. Previous experience includes training of High Speed Navigation Crews in the Swedish Amphibious Corpse where he developed methodology for High speed navigation and pedagogies.
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“Help Me Think” – Creating Effective on Scene Coordination During Search and Rescue
Preparing to be unprepared – training for Mass Rescue Operations
Training Command and Control in Search & Rescue-Adaptive Behaviors in Uncertain Conditions
Teamwork as joint activity in sailing
Search & rescue and maritime security in the arctic - System design challenges and solutions
INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE FOR FAST RESPONSE CRAFT – COMMAND & CONTROL & HUMAN SYSTEMS INTEGRATION
Information architecture for fast response craft - Command & control & human systems integration
Developing a standard methodology for dynamic navigation in the littoral environment
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Eyes on Scene 2 - Säkrare och effektivare Sjöräddning med drönar-stöd (EOS2)
REDO 2.0: Preventivt arbete för en hållbar social arbetsmiljö
Eyes on Scene - Säkrare och effektivare Sjöräddning med drönar-stöd (EOS)
Preventing Incident and Accident by Safer Ships on the Oceans- PICASSO
SMACS - Small Craft Emergency Response and Survival Training for Arctic Conditions
SMACS – Small Craft Emergency Response and Survival Training for Arctic Conditions