This site leads you to other pages where the user can get information on specific queries. The following links are dummy except the ones with an "L" at the end.

If you do not know exactly what your are looking for then the first step can be to enter an authors name, or to ask for a specific string in the title or in the description. These string are not key sensitive but you have to be careful in what you put in; if let say you enter the string hydro then the result page will yield or entries containing the words hydrodynamics, hydrofoil etc.

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In case that you are familiar with our data then you can almost immediately get results out of the data table or conduct a more complex query:

It is also useful to remind that under the term ships, cargo, ports, networks and telematics are hidden all disciplines which are related to our research, i.e. under the term ports are hidden all entries related to ports and are either classified as engineering or economic/logistic or business/management or regulatory/policy or environmental/safety .

The same thing happens also to the disciplines engineering etc., where are hidden all entries concerning ships, ports, cargo, telematics and networks.

Code	Choose this option only if you know exactly what you are looking for or you are familiar with our code system. This option gives you as many as possible information about the selected entry.
Source	This option is very useful if you are looking for a specific conference, or a funded research by let say DGVII. There is a list box in the linked page which make thing easier.
Country	Go this specific page if you are looking for entries out of a specific country. Take also a look at the following hint!
Sponsor	This page helps you to see who founded the research. Take also a look at the following hint!
Type	In the linked page there is a list box to help you if you are looking for something more specific, let say a paper. Take also a look at the following hint!
Country AND Type L	This more complex query relates country and code fields with an AND condition.
Sponsor AND Type	This more complex query relates sponsor and code fields with an AND condition.
Source AND Type	This more complex query relates source and code fields with an AND condition.
Ships	This link leads to page having only one search button because there is no meaning in having a textbox. By clicking this button you get all entries related to ships.
Ports	This link leads to page having only one search button because there is no meaning in having a textbox. By clicking this button you get all entries related to port subjects.
Cargo	This link leads to page having only one search button because there is no meaning in having a textbox. By clicking this button you get all entries related to cargo matters.
Networks L	This link leads to page having only one search button because there is no meaning in having a textbox. By clicking this button you get all entries related to networks.
Telematics	This link leads to page having only one search button because there is no meaning in having a textbox. By clicking this button you get all entries related to telematics.
Engineering	This link leads to page having only one search button because there is no meaning in having a textbox. By clicking this button you get all entries related to engineering.
Economics/Logistics	This link leads to page having only one search button because there is no meaning in having a textbox. By clicking this button you get all entries related to economic subjects or logistics.
Business/Management	This link leads to page having only one search button because there is no meaning in having a textbox. By clicking this button you get all entries related to business or managerial subjects.
Regulatory/Policy	This link leads to page having only one search button because there is no meaning in having a textbox. By clicking this button you get all entries related to regulatory or policy subjects.
Environmental/Safety	This link leads to page having only one search button because there is no meaning in having a textbox. By clicking this button you get all entries related to environmental or safety matters.

Before you input a query it is better to read these simple hints which can help to get better results:

1. all Code entries have three letters at their beginning (you can type either capital or small letters and get the same results),
2. because Type fields search parameters are specific you can choose one from the list box,
3. for searching the Sponsor field you have better to enter the first letter "E" or "N" for European or national funded projects, and that because there are no specific strings for this field, and
4. and although the Country field's string can be items of list box, it is more convenient to user to put only the first capital letter of a country and get the same result as long as this first letter is not the same with the first letter of another country (if the user entries "U" then the result is the entries from the UK, and if he entries "G" the result is the entries from Germany and Greece, but if he entries "Ge" then the result is the entries only from Germany).