Volume •Abstracts •Preface •Authors •Keywords •BibTex Entries

ICMAR NAV 2023: Volume Information

Proceedings of the International Conference on Maritime Autonomy and Remote Navigation 2023

Editors: G. Reza Emad and Aditi Kataria

EPiC Series in Technology•Volume 2

12 articles•87 pages•Published: January 5, 2024

Papers

Developing and Implementing a Skills and Competency Framework for MASS Operators: Opportunities and Challenges

Samrat Ghosh and Gholam Reza Emad

1-7

Skills and Competency Framework for Future Autonomous Ship Operators: A Feasibility Study for STCW Code Revision

Samrat Ghosh and Gholam Reza Emad

8-15

Human-Technology Coexistence in the Industry 4.0: The Role of Advanced Simulation Technology in Training

Gholam Reza Emad, Gordon Meadow and Mehrangiz Shahbakhsh

16-19

Future Shipping Operations and Transitioning Maritime Higher Education: An Activity System Perspective

Aditi Kataria, Gholam Reza Emad and Jiangang Fei

20-27

A Case Study in the Application of Trusted Autonomous Systems (TAS) Australian Code of Practice to the Design, Construction, Survey, and Operation of New Build Autonomous & Remotely Operated Vessels

Allen Stotz, Levi Catton and Eliah Cameron

28-38

Factors Influencing the Business Case for Autonomous Ships

Elli Anemogianni-Sinanidi

39-43

Social Mindset Restructuring: A Critical Requirement for Implementing Maritime Autonomy

Hevi Kurnia Hardini, Gholam Reza Emad and Hong-Oanh Nguyen

44-52

The AMC Test for Maritime Autonomous Navigation Systems

53-58

Dynamic Windowing Algorithm to Improve Ship Response Prediction in Transitory Conditions

Hamed Majidiyan, Hossein Enshaei and Damon Howe

59-66

Autonomous Shipping and the Future Workplace of Marine Engineers

Heikki Koivisto and Gholam Reza Emad

67-73

The Role of USVs for the Australian Navy

Sam De Vincentis, Nirman Jayarathne, Luke Baxter and Lachlan Stammers

74-80

Survey of Autonomous Drone Hangars – Opportunities and Challenges for Maritime Platforms

Jeffrey Knitter, Daniel Lai, Luke Baxter, Nirman Jayarathne and Sam De Vincentis

81-87

Keyphrases

activity system, AI, AMC Test, Autonomous, autonomous navigation, Autonomous ship, Autonomous Shipping³, Autonomous ships, Autonomous Surface Vessels (ASV), boundary object, business case, chat, ColRegs Compliance, competency framework, Defence, Drones, Equipment/machinery breakdown, Future Ready², Human-Technology coexistence, Hydro Regeneration, Industry 4.0³, Intelligent Systems, Maintenance, Marine Engineer, Maritime Autonomous Surface Ship (MASS)², Maritime Autonomy, maritime education, Maritime Education and Training, Maritime Policy, maritime safety, Maritime workforce, mass⁴, MET, modular, mooring, naval missions, Payloads, Reliability, Safe Return to Port, Seakeeping, Ship Landing, short-term prediction, simulation, Simulator Evaluation, skills and competency framework, sociocultural perspective, Solar Powered, STCW, STCW Code, The Royal Australian Navy, time series analysis, training, Unattended engine room, USV.