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http://dx.doi.org/10.12673/jant.2018.22.6.507

Analysis and Design of Common Platform Core Technology for Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships  

Jeong, Seong-hoon (Research Institute of Industrial Technology, Korea Maritime and Ocean University)
Shim, Joon-Hwan (Major of Electronics and Communications Engineering, Korea Maritime and Ocean University)
Choi, Kwan-seon (Hanwha Systems)
Son, Young-chang (Hanwha Systems)
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Journal of Advanced Navigation Technology / v.22, no.6, 2018 , pp. 507-513 More about this Journal
Abstract
The maritime autonomous surface ship is automatically collects and manages various information necessary for the operation to minimize human intervention and safely perform the mission assigned to the ship. And the ship may autonomously operate the partial or entire route to the destination determined by the ship himself. This ship navigation technology allows partially remote control the ship to be operated if necessary. The maritime autonomous surface ship (MASS) should collect and manage signals of various navigation communication equipments and engines mounted on the ship for safe operation. This requires a common platform technology. In this paper, we propose a common platform that is the core of smart ship implementation. Territorial authorities and ships are connected by satellite or terrestrial communication. In such a communication environment, information is exchanged smoothly in real time. This allows the onshore authorities to monitor ships and provide remote control to enable safe vessel navigation at sea.
Keywords
Maritime autonomous surface ship; Autonomous ship; Internet of things; Common platform; e-Navigation;
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