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QSD-LSTM: Vessel trajectory prediction using long short-term memory with quaternion ship domain
Applied Ocean Research, 2023Ryan Wen Liu +5 more
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Today ship managers perform complex tasks. They must be well aware of external situations - accidental threats, for example - as well as of the internal status of all systems, and options for dealing with faulty equipment, in combination with commercial realities and international laws. One of the basic tasks is collision avoidance.
Skenderović, Julije +2 more
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Today ship managers perform complex tasks. They must be well aware of external situations - accidental threats, for example - as well as of the internal status of all systems, and options for dealing with faulty equipment, in combination with commercial realities and international laws. One of the basic tasks is collision avoidance.
Skenderović, Julije +2 more
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Ship Domain Variations in the Strait of Istanbul
2021GIS ...
Altan, Yigit Can (author) +1 more
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The Estimation of the Mean Size of Ship Domains
Journal of Navigation, 1983Efforts to determine the mean size of ship ‘domains’ from measurements of the distribution of ships in the vicinity of an individual ship have been made by several workers, particularly by Goodwin, who made extensive observations in the Sunk Lightship area of the North Sea.
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OptiSAR-Net: A Cross-Domain Ship Detection Method for Multisource Remote Sensing Data
IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote SensingOptical and synthetic aperture radar (SAR) remote sensing are crucial for ship detection. Integrating SAR’s all-weather imaging with optical data’s shape recognition enhances downstream applications.
Jun Dong, Jiewen Feng, Xiaoyu Tang
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A time-domain prediction method of ship motions
Ocean Engineering, 1998Abstract A time-domain analysis is used to predict wave loading and motion responses for a ship traveling at a constant speed in regular oblique waves. Considered as a distribution of normal velocities on the wetted hull surface, the combined diffraction and radiation perturbations caused by the forward moving ship and her motions are determined ...
D.X. Zhu, M. Katory
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IEEE transactions on circuits and systems for video technology (Print)
Due to the overarching similarities of ships, subtle information is imperative for fine-grained ship detection. However, this information is easily lost in adverse weather (e.g., fog, rain, snow, and cloud) or occlusion scenarios. Experts can quickly and
Yinsai Guo +4 more
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Due to the overarching similarities of ships, subtle information is imperative for fine-grained ship detection. However, this information is easily lost in adverse weather (e.g., fog, rain, snow, and cloud) or occlusion scenarios. Experts can quickly and
Yinsai Guo +4 more
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Time Domain Simulation of a Ship Drifting in a Seaway
Volume 4: Offshore Geotechnics; Ronald W. Yeung Honoring Symposium on Offshore and Ship Hydrodynamics, 2012The effects of waves on floating bodies are of great importance to the naval architect. In addition to the first order responses to the waves, second order slowly varying forces play a vital role in various scenarios. In this research, a fast and robust method for simulating the drifting of a vessel in a seaway has been developed based on a body-exact ...
Rahul Subramanian, Robert F. Beck
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