Recent Advances in Maritime Safety and Ship Collision Avoidance
A special issue of Journal of Marine Science and Engineering (ISSN 2077-1312). This special issue belongs to the section "Ocean Engineering".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 5 April 2025 | Viewed by 77
Special Issue Editors
Interests: maritime safety; ship collision risk; risk analysis; autonomous ship; AIS; big data
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Interests: ocean engineering; AIS
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Interests: maritime traffic risk; evaluation of risk and safety of maritime transportation with respect to manned and unmanned vessels
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Safety is a continuous focus for the maritime transportation industry. With the recent development and recovery of the global economy, maritime transportation has been playing an increasingly crucial role in the global logistical network. In the meantime, maintaining the safety of maritime transportation and reducing the potential for accidents, are concerns that have seen increased attention from both industry and academia, especially with the occurrence of autonomous shipping and artificial intelligence.
The main goal of this Special Issue is to address the state-of-the-art development of the research on maritime safety and ship collision avoidance on various aspects: new concepts, methodologies, methods, models, and applications, etc. The topic of interest for this Special Issue includes, but is not limited to, the following aspects:
- Literature review, bibliometric analysis, etc. on the research of maritime safety and ship collision avoidance.
- New methods for ship collision risk modeling for the individual ship.
- Risk-based decision-making, path planning, and collision avoidance for the individual ship.
- Risk modeling and collision avoidance in complicated scenarios, e.g., inland navigation, multi-ship encounters, etc.
- New methods and insights on regional ship collision risk analysis, modeling, and management.
- The new method, insights, and models on causation analysis of ship collision accidents.
- Ship collision avoidance research related to autonomous ships, e.g., autonomous collision avoidance, cooperative collision avoidance decision-making and control, etc.
Prof. Dr. Pengfei Chen
Prof. Dr. Junmin Mou
Dr. Lei Du
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- maritime safety
- risk analysis
- collision avoidance
- decision making
- AIS
- artificial intelligence
- autonomous ship
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