The Ocean-Going Autonomous Ship—Challenges and Threats

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Abstract
Unmanned vehicles have become a part of everyday life, not only in the air, but also at sea. In the case of sea, until now this usually meant small platforms operating near shores, usually for surveying or research purposes. However, experiments with larger cargo vessels, designed to operate on the high seas are already being carried out. In this context, there are questions about the threats that this solution may pose for other sea users, as well as the safety of the unmanned vehicle itself and the cargo or equipment on board. The problems can be considered in the context of system reliability as well as the resilience to interference or other intentional actions directed against these objects—for example, of a criminal nature. The paper describes the dangers that arise from the specificity of systems that can be used to solve navigational problems, as well as the analysis of the first experiences of the authors arising from the transit of an unmanned surface vessel (USV) from the United Kingdom to Belgium and back, crossing the busiest world shipping route—the English Channel.
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Authors Andrzej Felski;Karolina Zwolak;Felski, Andrzej;Zwolak, Karolina;
Journal journal of marine science and engineering
Year 2020
DOI
10.3390/jmse8010041
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https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1312/8/1/41##abstractc
Keywords
autonomy unmanned ships autonomous ships

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