Title :
Intelligent safe ship control methods in collision situations
Author_Institution :
Ship Autom. Dept., Gdynia Maritime Univ., Gdynia, Poland
Abstract :
The paper describes the application of selected methods of optimal control theory, game theory and artificial neural networks with the aim of computer support for safe ship steering. It shows the structure of the control system and defines the task of safe steering. Also presented are methodologies and models for collision avoidance strategies. Using Matlab/Simulink language - positional game, risk game and dynamic optimal trajectory programs have been developed to provide decision support for collision avoidance at sea. A computer simulation showing safe trajectory through twelve objects at sea illustrates this.
Keywords :
collision avoidance; control systems; marine safety; ships; Matlab/Simulink language; artificial neural networks; collision avoidance strategies; collision situations; computer simulation; control system; decision support; dynamic optimal trajectory programs; game theory; intelligent safe ship control methods; optimal control theory; positional game; risk game; safe ship steering; safe trajectory; Games; Heuristic algorithms; Marine vehicles; Mathematical model; Navigation; Software algorithms; Trajectory;
Conference_Titel :
Control Conference (ECC), 2007 European
Conference_Location :
Kos
Print_ISBN :
978-3-9524173-8-6