DocumentCode
2830905
Title
Mobile applications, cloud and bigdata on ships and shore stations for increased safety on marine traffic; a smart ship project
Author
Garcia-Dominguez, Alejandro
Author_Institution
Control Syst., IBM, Seville, Spain
fYear
2015
fDate
17-19 March 2015
Firstpage
1532
Lastpage
1537
Abstract
Today, hundreds of vessels are lost every year with high economical costs, major environmental impacts and unfortunately the loss of lives. This review shows current technologies used on ships and shore stations to avoid wrecks, collisions and contacts between ships. It is also presented that these technologies are not enough to prevent the actual number of maritime accidents. Therefore, governments, naval industry, captains, vessel traffic centers, harbors, search and rescue forces need better tools to prevent accidents and increase safety at sea. On this paper, new smart technologies on vessels and the use of cloud, bigdata and analytic/cognitive real time process are presented as new intelligent tools to improve the safety of sailors. Ships using these technologies are so called Smart Ships. Finally, it is also shown the architecture, initial tests and developments of a novel smart ship project that uses this new approach focused on AIS technology.
Keywords
Big Data; cloud computing; environmental factors; marine accidents; marine engineering; marine safety; mobile computing; ships; traffic engineering computing; AIS technology; bigdata; cloud; environmental impacts; marine traffic; maritime accidents; mobile applications; sailor safety; ships; shore stations; smart ship; Boats; Global Positioning System; Mobile communication; Radar; Satellite broadcasting; Satellites; 5G; AIS; GPS; MobileAIS; NMEA; SmartAIS; SmartShips; VSAT; analytics; bigdata; cloud; cognitive; marine traffic; mobile application;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Industrial Technology (ICIT), 2015 IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location
Seville
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ICIT.2015.7125314
Filename
7125314
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