STIMA - Sicurezza dei trasporti in mare


	SHIPBUILDING Safe navigation starts from the accurate design and the adequate building of the ship’s hulls and riggings. The development of safety regulations has always been linked with the most impacting accidents, but the introduction of regulations in the wake of an emotional wave cannot help making some technical considerations. This section of the web site offers a picture of the technical aspects of the ship and its fittings, certification regulations, the raising of ships’ safety standards and flag state control. This section concerns safety through a guided reading of the original contents of the STIMA Project and the main web sites and articles available on the web on this subject.
	Search in Observation Post and Databanks SHIPBUILDING IN STIMA > OBSERVATION POST AND DATABANKS < Link to the Databank of the STIMA Observation Post through a list of category-specific queries. > MEETINGS AND WORKSHOPS < List of category-specific subjects addressed at the Meetings and Workshops organised under the STIMA project. PDF files of the proceedings can be downloaded. > LEARNING CENTRE< Page with a summary of the educational and professional training activities available under the STIMA Project, including their curricula and relevance with the category. > THEME RESEARCH WORKS < Description of the scholarships and Theme research works available under the STIMA Project that may be relevant to the category. Information on scholarship holders, research workers and tutors. If you have not found what you were looking for, go to the Stima search engine.		Frequently asked questions SHIPBUILDING IN THE WEB >AWES Association of European Shipbuilders and Shiprepairers< It is the association of the European shipbuilders and ship-repairers whose interests it promotes across the continent. The web site contains their yearly report, the world-side industry activities and the members’ list. >CESA Committee of European Union Shipbuilders Association< The Committee of European Union Shipbuilders Association groups the European shipbuilders’ associations whose interests it promotes across the continent. The web site contains their yearly report and the members’ list. >ASSONAVE Associazione Nazionale dell'industria Navalmeccanica< Assonave gathers virtually all of the Italian naval-.engineering companies and represents them before public and private bodies. The web site contains a newsletter, a yearly report and the members’ list. >MIF Maritime Industries Forum< Web site of the Maritime Industries Forum, acting as a liaison between the maritime industry associations and the EU bodies. It publishes a newsletter and some yearly reports. >RINA Registro Italiano Navale< Web site of the Italian Shipping Registry, containing regulations on how to classify ships, plus online, CD or paper publications. The “Laid off and Downgraded” section contains a monthly report on ships whose class has been laid off for more than 7 days and ships that have been downgraded or confirmed, and information on ships under construction. >Navi in costruzione< The Online Cruise web site offers a page with a list of ships under construction, including specifications.