2018
DOI: 10.24866/vvsu/2073-3984/2018-4/099-111
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Ships route planning with respect of sea wave properties

Abstract: Морской государственный университет им. адм. Г.И. Невельского Владивосток, Россия Планирование маршрута перехода морского судна с учетом параметров волнения Статья посвящена проблеме обеспечения безопасного движения судов на морских акваториях. Особое место в рамках этой проблемы занимает задача планирования пути: траектории движения судна на локальной акватории и маршрута перехода от порта отправления к порту назначения. Целью планирования траектории судна на локальной акватории является обеспечение навигацио… Show more

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“…The common approach to ensure ship optimality amid external effects is to define a measure of these effects and plan a route that minimizes negative effects and maximizes positive effects. Paper [13] introduces a measure for wave effects on the ship, and the route is optimized against this criterion to ensure voyage safety. Papers [14] and [15] represent route planning as an optimization task that consists in minimization of a "route cost".…”
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“…The common approach to ensure ship optimality amid external effects is to define a measure of these effects and plan a route that minimizes negative effects and maximizes positive effects. Paper [13] introduces a measure for wave effects on the ship, and the route is optimized against this criterion to ensure voyage safety. Papers [14] and [15] represent route planning as an optimization task that consists in minimization of a "route cost".…”
Section: Related Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If an obstacle blocks the best route, then the actual route is not a straight line. In general, ship routing requires to find the shortest route [13]. According to [13,16], the distance coefficient measures to what extent the route is close to the best one in terms of distance.…”
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