Large-scale fitting on ships of modern radiocommunication devices such as satellite, selective calling, and other equipment for communication and radionavigation, requires an assurance of availability for real-time continuous operation under the wide range of physical stresses encountered by maritime mobile units in the hostile ocean environment. The key resource for the application of all the other is the technician, the skilled radio officer who must possess training and ability for indepth analysis of malfunctions that arise, and prcatical maintenance and repair skills that are broad and adaptable enough to service the wide variety of new radio-electronic devices, as they are fitted. The development of such a technician-seafarer type, known as the radioelectronic officer, is discussed both hostirically and functionally; international actions that have been taken are delineated, and implications considered.
The skilled radio officer: key resource for at-sea maintainability
Der sachkundige Funkbeamte: die Schluesselfigur bei der Wartung auf See
IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology ; 26 , 3 ; 207-212
1977
6 Seiten, 14 Quellen
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