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Yihan Niu, Feixiang Zhu, Moxuan Wei, Yifan Du and Pengyu Zhai
Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) are becoming of interest to the maritime sector and are also on the agenda of the International Maritime Organization (IMO). With the boom in global maritime traffic, the number of ships is increasing rapidly. The...
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Ting Sun, Cheng Liu, Shuang Xu, Qizhi Hu and Cheng Li
In crowded waters, the incidence of collision accidents of multiple vessels has increased significantly, most of which can be ascribed to human factors, particularly, human decision-making failures and inobservance with International Regulations for Prev...
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Zhongxian Zhu, Hongguang Lyu, Jundong Zhang and Yong Yin
A novel collision avoidance (CA) algorithm was proposed based on the modified artificial potential field (APF) method, to construct a practical ship automatic CA system. Considering the constraints of both the International Regulations for Preventing Col...
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Hee-Jin Lee and Deuk-Jin Park
This study aimed to present the criteria for the collision avoidance of maritime autonomous surface ships (MASS) in restricted areas. The criteria were presented via ship domains, and a seafarers? awareness-based ship domain (SASD) that dynamically chang...
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Xiangyu Chen, Miao Gao, Zhen Kang, Jian Zhou, Shuai Chen, Zihao Liao, Haixin Sun and Anmin Zhang
It is essential to promote the intelligence and autonomy of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASSs). This study proposed an automatic collision-avoidance method based on an improved Artificial Potential Field (APF) with the formation of MASSs (F-MASSs)...
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Yan Wang, Yi Zhang, Hengchao Zhao and Hongbo Wang
A ship collision risk assessment model is an essential part of ship safety navigation. At present, the open water collision risk assessment model (such as the closest point of approach) is applied, but a ship collision risk model suitable for inland rive...
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Pengyu Zhai, Yingjun Zhang and Wang Shaobo
Ship collisions often result in huge losses of life, cargo and ships, as well as serious pollution of the water environment. Meanwhile, it is estimated that between 75% and 86% of maritime accidents are related to human factors. Thus, it is necessary to ...
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Jufu Zhang, Xujie Ren, Huanhuan Li and Zaili Yang
Automatic Identification System (AIS) equipment can aid in identifying ships, reducing ship collision risks and ensuring maritime safety. However, the explosion of massive AIS data has caused increasing data processing challenges affecting their practica...
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Jixiang Zhu, Miao Gao, Anmin Zhang, Yingjun Hu and Xi Zeng
In order to detect multi-ship encounter situations and improve the safety of navigation, this paper proposed a model which was able to mine multi-ship encounter situations from Automatic identification system (AIS) data and analyze the encounter spatial-...
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Long Qian, Yuanzhou Zheng, Lei Li, Yong Ma, Chunhui Zhou and Dongfang Zhang
Ship position prediction plays a key role in the early warning and safety of inland waters and maritime navigation. Ship pilots must have in-depth knowledge of the future position of their ship and target ship in a specific time period when maneuvering t...
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