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Bridge Simulator: Ship Passage Experience on the Bosphorus with Visit

Bridge Simulator: Navigation Experience on the Bosphorus for Visitors

On September 27, 2024, the first day of the Science in Blue project, registered visitors were offered a high-tech ship navigation experience through the Bridge Simulator activity. Held at Galatasaray University’s Maritime Vocational School, the simulator provided groups of 25 with a realistic, game-based opportunity to navigate different types of vessels through the Bosphorus.

In line with the project, groups of four visitors experienced the key roles on a ship’s bridge, taking part in a unique and thrilling 30-minute session. The guided Bridge Simulator tour began at 9:00 a.m. and continued until 6:00 p.m., giving over 200 registered participants the chance to learn about ship handling. The tour also included access to the university’s Electronic Navigation and GMDSS Communication Laboratories.

Most registered visitors were from Istanbul, while some joined from other cities in the Aegean and Mediterranean regions. With active social media engagement, the event attracted attention from distant cities as well. Participants not only gained insights into ship navigation and a deeper appreciation for the sea, but they were also inspired to consider the maritime industry as a potential career path.

The Bridge Simulator event successfully met the goals of the Science in Blue project, enhancing maritime awareness and encouraging career exploration.

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