The Study on the trend of international standards and the domestic plan to cope with e-navigation

Shim, Woo-Seong; Park, Jong-Won; Lim, Yong-Kon

doi:10.6109/jkiice.2010.14.5.1057

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“…This vast information processing is designed to strengthen e-navigation and relevant services from port entry to departure and to ensure maritime safety and security as well as oceanic environmental protection. E-navigation, as an integrated and consistent system to reduce the workload of the bridge, essentially is an attempt to connect all systems [6,7].…”

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Building a Fusion Information System for Safe Navigation

Hong

2014

International Journal of Fuzzy Logic and Intelligent Systems

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The International Maritime Organization has determined that more than 80% of maritime accidents are caused by human error. A variety of methods have been considered to reduce maritime accidents caused by such human error. Navigators operate by observing surrounding maritime situations and analyzing information using various navigational devices. This study proposes a system to ensure safe navigation by assisting navigators through the delivery of maritime safety information (MSI) between land and sea. In the future, supplementing the system through long-term on-the-ship tests is necessary by defining MSI in relation to maritime service portfolio regions.

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Building a Fusion Information System for Safe Navigation

Hong

2014

International Journal of Fuzzy Logic and Intelligent Systems

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Determination of Ship Collision Avoidance Path using Deep Deterministic Policy Gradient Algorithm

Kim¹,

Lee²,

Nam³

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Design of Monitoring System for Managing Officer's Operation with Supporting of Nautical Safety

Kim¹,

Lee²

2012

The Journal of the Korean Institute of Information and Communic

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Although navigation systems and automatic identification technologies are in use for nautical safety of ocean vessels, ship collisions are increasing due to the growing number of overseas transportations. Since these accidents are mostly caused by the watch officers and crews' human mistakes, it is essential to develop a new set of systems to prevent such misfortunes. Therefore, we suggest a control and management system which monitors crews in order to conduct secure on-board navigation and nautical safety. We also materialized a mobile terminal system and portable device for the crews to check the status of the ship, and we designed a platform for an integrated surveillance system to assure a harmless voyage. Lastly, we attested the mutual connections of integrated safety-related data.

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The Study on the trend of international standards and the domestic plan to cope with e-navigation

Cited by 4 publications

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Building a Fusion Information System for Safe Navigation

Building a Fusion Information System for Safe Navigation

Determination of Ship Collision Avoidance Path using Deep Deterministic Policy Gradient Algorithm

Design of Monitoring System for Managing Officer's Operation with Supporting of Nautical Safety

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