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Chunyu Song, Teer Guo, Jianghua Sui and Xianku Zhang
In order to solve the problem of the dynamic positioning control of large ships in rough sea and to meet the need for fixed-point operations, this paper proposes a dynamic positioning controller that can effectively achieve large ships? fixed-point contr...
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Andi Nadia Himaya and Masaaki Sano
IMO presented the standard for ship?s manoeuvrability which every ship is recommended to satisfy. Although it specifies a full load and even keel condition as the condition at which the standard applies, practically, ships are operated under various load...
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José Antonio González-Prieto, Carlos Pérez-Collazo and Yogang Singh
This paper investigates the course keeping control problem for an unmanned surface vehicle (USV) in the presence of unknown disturbances and system uncertainties. The simulation study combines two different types of sliding mode surface based control app...
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Guangyu Li, Yanxin Li, Huayue Chen and Wu Deng
In this paper, a new fractional-order (FO) PI?Dµ controller is designed with the desired gain and phase margin for the automatic rudder of underactuated surface vessels (USVs). The integral order ? and the differential order µ are introduced in the contr...
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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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Changjun Zou, Jia Yu and Yingxuan Guo
Most of the existing nonlinear ship course-keeping control systems are designed with the Nomoto model, which solely considers the yawing of the ship with only one Degree of Freedom (DOF), and it does not consider the coupling between the longitudinal and...
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Tetsuhiro Yuura, Hirotada Hashimoto and Akihiko Matsuda
Free-running model tests were conducted using a scaled model of a large cruise ship with a damaged compartment, to investigate the effects of damage opening and floodwater on the manoeuvring performance in calm water and regular and irregular head waves....
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Vukic, Zoran; Ozbolt, Henrieta; Pavlekovic, Dean
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