FRAM i främmande farvatten
En funktionell resonans analys på högfartsnavigering i maritim miljö
This is a study that was conducted during a three day exercise of the Swedish Armed Forces called ?Amfibieförbandet?, which is shortened as AMF, in Gothenburg. During the exercise three scientists followed the crew on the boats and this is one of the studies that became the result of the observation made during the exercise. The boats that was used during the three days were the boat called ?Stridsbåt 90H? by the Swedish armed forces. The term easily translates to ?Battleboat 90H?.The aim for this study was to apply an FRAM(functional resonance analysis method) on the high speed navigation that AMF conducts during their operations. This is one of the first times that a FRAM is used in the maritime environment and the first that is used at the AMF. It is also the first FRAM that focuses on high speed navigation in maritime environments. In this report there will be a presentation of the FRAM and what it is and how to use it.The FRAM has later been applied to the collected data from the observations during the three day exercise with AMF. The study?s main concern and aim to reach is the building of a FRAM, mostly to see how AMF really navigate in practice and how this sociotechnological system vary in its normal performances. The result will give an indication on how AMF:s navigation can be improved to be faster and safer, the result will also show if FRAM is an effective method to use in a maritime environment.