Advanced Navigation Aids System based on Augmented Reality

Oh, Jin-Seok; Park, Sekil; Kwon, Oh-Seok

doi:10.1016/j.enavi.2016.12.002

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“…For this reason, the TRL was set to 2. Oh et al (2016) presented an AR maritime solution using a large screen on the dashboard as well as a monoscopic video see-through AR cockpit. They proposed a hybrid solution that combines a 3D and 2D AR WR representation together with SR non-contextual 2D graphics.…”

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Augmented reality for maritime navigation data visualisation: a systematic review, issues and perspectives

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This study investigates the use of augmented reality technology (AR) in the field of maritime navigation and how researchers and designers have addressed AR data visualisation. The paper presents a systematic review analysing the publication type, the AR device, which information elements are visualised and how, the validation method and technological readiness. Eleven AR maritime solutions identified from scientific papers are studied and discussed in relation to previous navigation tools. It is found that primitive information such as course, compass degrees, boat speed and geographic coordinates continue to be fundamental information to be represented even with AR maritime solutions.

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“…Figure 7. Oh et al (2016): the lower area of video see-through AR maritime solution shows WR 2D marine traffic information.…”

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“…This technology is undoubtedly AR. We use it in marine tourism primarily to facilitate navigation [46][47][48][49]. However, it is also applied to recreational behavior [50] and understand elements in underwater environments [51,52].…”

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Using AR Technology in Tourism Based on the Example of Maritime Educational Trips—A Conceptual Model

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Technological progress in augmented reality (AR) creates new application opportunities for different branches of tourism. The application of modern technology is made possible by the widespread use of mobile devices and dedicated tourist applications. Preliminary market research demonstrates that there are no global solutions intended for tourists on sea voyages that make use of augmented reality. This paper analyzes the use of AR technology in water tourism. The proposed Maritime Educational Trip (MET) system makes it possible to combine geolocation information with the accumulated knowledge of a specific location and to present it with AR. An example prototypical Android application is developed, combining e-navigation with a knowledge base. The developed solutions show how a combination of the real world with a computer-generated world helps to expand the tourism space.

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“…Such cases have been carefully analyzed to help safety practitioners avoid similar accidents [15]. Moreover, novel technological innovations have been introduced in the safety management protocols of marine construction [16]. Grabowski et al [17] developed a safety-critical system by employing wearable, immersive, augmented reality (WIAR) technology to improve decisionmaking in marine navigation.…”

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Safety Management in Sea Reclamation Construction: A Case Study of Sanya Airport, China

Wei

Zhu

2020

Advances in Civil Engineering

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Urbanization has increased the burden on land resources. Artificial island construction has been proven as an effective method for addressing these land resource problems; however, few studies have been conducted on the safety of sea reclamation construction. This paper proposes a systemic approach to the complete safety management process in sea reclamation engineering, including safety system design, analysis, control, and assessment, using the Sanya Sea Reclamation Airport, Hainan Province, China, as a case study. A total of 145 steel cylinders must be vibrated and sunk into the seafloor to create a 9 km quay wall. Owing to their large size, the steel cylinders have been divided into different segments, and an assembly jig is employed to ensure a safe production process. Considering the hazardous working environment in sea reclamation construction, a numerical analysis is conducted to investigate the safe repertory of these steel cylinders and verify the reliability of the selected scheme for their transportation. Finally, control measures are adopted to ensure a safe vibration and sinking procedure for the steel cylinders. The proposed approach could be used to provide safety management guidelines for artificial island engineering and construction.

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Advanced Navigation Aids System based on Augmented Reality

Cited by 26 publications

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Augmented reality for maritime navigation data visualisation: a systematic review, issues and perspectives

Augmented reality for maritime navigation data visualisation: a systematic review, issues and perspectives

Using AR Technology in Tourism Based on the Example of Maritime Educational Trips—A Conceptual Model

Safety Management in Sea Reclamation Construction: A Case Study of Sanya Airport, China

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