MITAGS in Maritime Exec Article: “Artificial Experience”
“At MITAGS in the U.S., it’s common to have four or more simulators integrated into one exercise for port operation studies or advanced training…”
Baltimore Shipspotting’s Matthew Abbott Visits MITAGS
Writer and photographer, Matthew Abbott, who runs the Baltimore Shipspotting blog, visited MITAGS in Linthicum Heights, MD!
High-tech simulator brings ports from around the globe to Maryland
MITAGS was recently featured in a blog post after a visit from several representatives from the Maryland Department of Commerce, including Secretary Kelly M. Schulz. Relive their experience that day and learn more about our East Coast campus! Read more…
MITAGS Conducts Simulation Research with Staten Island Ferries
In this client solution: MITAGS worked with the Staten Island Ferries and the NYC Ferry to conduct simulation research to assess safety concerns from the maritime community regarding additional ferry service by NYC Ferry at the St. George terminal.
Subchapter M, a ‘milestone in marine safety’ by Kathy Bergren Smith
As featured on WorkBoat.com, writer and reporter, Kathy Bergen Smith, shares an update on the implementation of Subchapter M regulations.