2019
DOI: 10.1134/s0030400x19100187
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Remote Tracking to Monitor Ship Tracks at or near the Water Surface

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“…In the process of measuring the trajectory traces and predicting the tracks, radar scanning technology, and ship-borne AIS technology are the two main technical means for locating ship information [4,37]. Radar scanning technology can capture the real-time tracks of the ship, but it is susceptible to the surrounding air humidity, density, and actual installation conditions of the radar.…”
Section: Ais Tracks Formationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the process of measuring the trajectory traces and predicting the tracks, radar scanning technology, and ship-borne AIS technology are the two main technical means for locating ship information [4,37]. Radar scanning technology can capture the real-time tracks of the ship, but it is susceptible to the surrounding air humidity, density, and actual installation conditions of the radar.…”
Section: Ais Tracks Formationmentioning
confidence: 99%