AbstractThe paper introduces a new algorithmic approach for ship's safe path planning. A new method utilizes a database containing a set of trajectories. An algorithm searches the trajectory base in order to find a safe trajectory that meets the optimality criterion (criteria) selected by the system operator. The method presented can be applied in a navigation Decision Support System. The method can also be adopted for applications in other environments, where similar problem occurs - in navigation of mobile robots or aircrafts. It should be emphasized that dynamic properties of an own ship are included in the calculations.The paper describes assumptions and constraints taken into account in the solution construction process, a presentation...
In this research, a hybrid approach for global path planning for Maritime Autonomous Surface Ship (M...
The compliance with the navigation rules plays a primary role in the development of routing algorith...
Presently, there is increasing interest in autonomous ships to reduce human errors and support intel...
AbstractThe paper introduces a new algorithmic approach for ship's safe path planning. A new method ...
The paper presents results of ship's safe trajectory planning algorithms verification. Real navigati...
The paper presents a new approach for solving a path planning problem for ships in the environment w...
This paper presents the problem of determining a safe ship trajectory in a restricted area. The rout...
Automatic simulation programs of ship navigation can be a powerful tool for operational planning and...
For a given circumstance, i.e., a collision situation at sea, a decision support system for navigati...
This article focuses on the problem of determining a safe trajectory of a ship proceeding in a restr...
The paper is concerned with the problem of safe trajectory planning for approaching during emergency...
Automatically planning safe paths for ships to follow will be an important step towards a more auton...
Abstract: The presented work is part of the project to implement a simulator for determining the shi...
This paper represents the first stage of research into a multi-objective method of planning safe tra...
AbstractThe paper describes methods based on the branch-and-bound method, dynamic programming and ge...
In this research, a hybrid approach for global path planning for Maritime Autonomous Surface Ship (M...
The compliance with the navigation rules plays a primary role in the development of routing algorith...
Presently, there is increasing interest in autonomous ships to reduce human errors and support intel...
AbstractThe paper introduces a new algorithmic approach for ship's safe path planning. A new method ...
The paper presents results of ship's safe trajectory planning algorithms verification. Real navigati...
The paper presents a new approach for solving a path planning problem for ships in the environment w...
This paper presents the problem of determining a safe ship trajectory in a restricted area. The rout...
Automatic simulation programs of ship navigation can be a powerful tool for operational planning and...
For a given circumstance, i.e., a collision situation at sea, a decision support system for navigati...
This article focuses on the problem of determining a safe trajectory of a ship proceeding in a restr...
The paper is concerned with the problem of safe trajectory planning for approaching during emergency...
Automatically planning safe paths for ships to follow will be an important step towards a more auton...
Abstract: The presented work is part of the project to implement a simulator for determining the shi...
This paper represents the first stage of research into a multi-objective method of planning safe tra...
AbstractThe paper describes methods based on the branch-and-bound method, dynamic programming and ge...
In this research, a hybrid approach for global path planning for Maritime Autonomous Surface Ship (M...
The compliance with the navigation rules plays a primary role in the development of routing algorith...
Presently, there is increasing interest in autonomous ships to reduce human errors and support intel...