When combined with AI, advanced computing architectures, and enhanced communications, sensor technologies can monitor vessel performance and environment to detect conditions that may hinder voyage completion. This covers the present and future of sensors that can enhance vessel performance and further improve safety of navigation.
When combined with AI, advanced computing architectures, and enhanced communications, sensor technologies can monitor vessel performance and environment to detect conditions that may hinder voyage completion. This covers the present and future of sensors that can enhance vessel performance and further improve safety of navigation.
R. Glenn Wright holds a BS in Electrical Engineering, MS in Computer Science and PhD in Maritime Affairs with 45 years of industry experience leading research in sensor- based systems for surface vessels and unmanned underwater vehicles, meteorological and oceanographic data systems, and the automated testing of electronic equipment. He is also a master mariner and research vessel captain investigating meteorological, oceanographic, and electromagnetic phenomena and sensor data fusion, with direct knowledge of ship operations and the application and usefulness of the foundational technologies involved. This book complements his book Unmanned and Autonomous Ships, also published by Routledge.
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1. Introduction to Ship Sensors. 2. Engineering Sensors. 3. Navigation Sensors. 4. Cargo Sensors. 5. Crewmember and Passenger Sensors. 6. Artificial Intelligence in Sensor Systems. 7. Shore and Intership Communications. 8. Intraship and Internal Communications. 9. Cybersecurity and Ship Sensors. 10. Vessel Sensor Degradation. 11. Next Generation Sensing.
