Accuracy of Indoor Navigation with Bluetooth Beacons

Grinyak, V. M.; Shurygin, A. V.; Devyatisil’nyi, A. S.

doi:10.1109/fareastcon.2019.8933835

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“…The vector can be found from coastal radar data or from GPS data in various ways (see, for example, [3]).…”

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“…One of the ways to solve this problem is a simplified interpretation of rule (2), that is, replacing it with a maneuver detector. The function is a maneuver detector that allows you to estimate the degree of intensity of the ship's maneuvering and can be built in a variety of known ways (see, for example, [3]). In this case, instead of rule (2), we will have:…”

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“…This is an incentive to additionally consider the type of navigation situation and highlight different levels of danger (such as "very dangerous", "dangerous", "almost safe", etc.) [3]. This approach allows the VTS operator to order his actions according to the established priority.…”

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Multi-level Model for Ships Risk Assessment by Coastal Vessel Traffic Services

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Ivanenko

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The article is devoted to the problem of navigation safety of sea vessels’s movement. An approach is considered that allows generating alarm signals with the allocation of various levels of danger. The criterion for the division of hazard levels is based on the trajectory properties of the movement of ships. A system of rules is proposed, which appeals to model representations of the “ship-to-ship” type and allows to streamline the actions of the dispatcher when controlling the collective movement of ships. The results of modelling and field study of traffic in the water area of the port of Vladivostok, which confirm the constructiveness of the proposed ideas, are presented.

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“…The vector can be found from coastal radar data or from GPS data in various ways (see, for example, [3]).…”

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