Design and Development of Mini Autonomous Surface Vessel for Bathymetric Survey

Adam, Muhammad; Abidin, Zaima Azira Zainal; Ibrahim, Azhar Mohd; Ghani, Ahmad Shahril Mohd; Anchumukkil, Al Jawharah

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-5281-6_14

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“…Autonomous vessels are not only developed and deployed as a means of transport for goods. They are used for environmental and water monitoring (Moulton et al 2018;Berman et al 2020;Chensky et al 2021), to collect marine meteorological measurements (Chen et al 2019a), to monitor and collect data from wetlands (Odetti et al 2018), to make hydrological measurements (Da , to map the underwater bed and collect bathymetric data from inland and coastal environment (Sanfilippo et al 2021;Dohner et al 2022;Marchel et al 2020;Mohd Adam et al 2021) and to perform hydrographic surveys (Stateczny et al 2018).…”

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Autonomous inland navigation: a literature review and extracontractual liability issues

Domenighini

2024

J. shipp. trd.

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Pilot tests for (semi-)autonomous transport via inland waterways are already taking place in Belgium and other European countries. However, the full commercial implementation of autonomous inland shipping might be hampered by liability issues. The allocation of liability, especially extracontractual liability, is an important concern for shipowners who want to invest in autonomous barges, and for other ecosystem actors. For this reason, a balanced risk distribution framework could boost the investment decision. A legal analysis of the current laws and regulations is necessary to evaluate whether they can be applied to new autonomous systems. The research approach consists of two steps. First, an in-depth literature review is carried out to determine whether extracontractual liability research has already been conducted and to highlight the gaps in autonomous inland waterways transport studies. Once it is proved that the vast majority of the research focuses on technology, it can be affirmed that there is a need to inquire about extracontractual liability. In the second part, thus, the two international Conventions on liability limitation and collision in inland navigation are examined.

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Section: Environment and Meteorological Monitoringmentioning

confidence: 99%

Autonomous inland navigation: a literature review and extracontractual liability issues

Domenighini

2024

J. shipp. trd.

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Design and Development of Mini Autonomous Surface Vessel for Bathymetric Survey

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Autonomous inland navigation: a literature review and extracontractual liability issues

Autonomous inland navigation: a literature review and extracontractual liability issues

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