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ISSN 2083-6473

ISSN 2083-6481 (electronic version)

Editor-in-Chief

Prof. Adam Weintrit

Associate Editor

Prof. Tomasz Neumann

Published by

TransNav, Faculty of Navigation

Gdynia Maritime University

3, John Paul II Avenue

81-345 Gdynia, POLAND

www http://www.transnav.eu

e-mail transnav@umg.edu.pl

Journal Vol. 13 No. 1 - March 2019

TransNav Honorary Fellows Club

International Scientific Programme Committee

CHAPTER : Autonomous Vessels

Quantitative Processing of Situation Awareness for Autonomous Ships Navigation

X.Y. Zhou, Z.J. Liu, Z.L. Wu, F.W. Wang

Is Full-autonomy the Way to Go Towards Maximizing the Ocean Potentials?

R. Zghyer, R. Ostnes, K.H. Halse

CHAPTER : AIS Assisted Services

Support to Maritime and Inland Waterways Service Providers for the Transmission of EGNOS Corrections via IALA Beacons and AIS/VDES Stations

M. López, M. Cano, R. Martínez, C. Álvarez, L. Tavira, J. Moran, V. Antón, J. Vázquez

Preliminary Inter-comparison of AIS Data and Optimal Ship Tracks

G. Mannarini, L. Carelli, D. Zissis, G. Spiliopoulos, K. Chatzikokolakis

AIS-Assisted Service Provision and Crowdsourcing of Marine Meteorological Information

S.J. Chang, C.H. Huang, S.M. Chang

Ship Route Planning Using Historical Trajectories Derived from AIS Data

Y.K. He , D. Zhang, J.F. Zhang, M.Y. Zhang, T.W. Li

CHAPTER : Crew Qualification Improvement

Simulation Methods of Designing Specialist’ Qualification Improvement System

S.S. Moyseenko, L.E. Meyler

Validation of a Behavioral Marker System for Rating Cadet’s Non-Technical Skills

V.F.P. da Conceição, J.B. Mendes, M.F. Teodoro, J. Dahlman

CHAPTER : Port Operations

Next Generation of Physics-based System for Port Planning and Efficient Operation

S.B. Mortensen, A. Harkin, H. Kofoed-Hansen, W. Mlaś

Definition of Mooring Plans for Vessels at Port Terminals Using Physical Models

J.C.M. Bernardino, L.M. Pion, R. Esferra, R. de Oliveira Bezerra

CHAPTER : Collision Avoidance

DSSA+: Distributed Collision Avoidance Algorithm in an Environment where Both Course and Speed Changes are Allowed

K. Hirayama, K. Miyake , T. Shiota, T. Okimoto

Multi-criteria Optimization of Multi-step Matrix Game in Collision Avoidance of Ships

J. Lisowski

Development of Automatic Collision Avoidance System and Quantitative Evaluation of the Manoeuvring Results

S. Nakamura, N. Okada

CHAPTER : Inland Navigation

Implementation of e-Navigation Strategies for RIS Centres Supporting Inland Navigation

A. Lisaj

The Analysis of Offenses in Inland Navigation in Poland 2013-2017

E. Skupień, A. Tubis, M. Rydlewski

CHAPTER : Communication Networks and Information Exchange

Consideration of a General Model of Stochastic Service Curve for Communication Networks

K. Wasielewska, A. Borys

Safe Information Exchange on Board of the Ship

S. Ahvenjärvi, I. Czarnowski, J. Kåla, A. Kyster, I. Meyer, J. Mogensen, P. Szyman

CHAPTER : Offshore Operations

A Comparison Between DP Offshore Loading Operation on Submerged Turret Loading System STL, Submerged Single Anchor Loading System SAL and Offshore Loading System OLS Considering the Hydro-meteorological Condition Limits for the Safe Ship’s Operation Offshore

G. Rutkowski

A Comparison Between Conventional Buoy Mooring CBM, Single Point Mooring SPM and Single Anchor Loading SAL Systems Considering the Hydro-meteorological Condition Limits for Safe Ship’s Operation Offshore

G. Rutkowski

CHAPTER : Oil Spill

Efficiency of Maritime Simulator Training in Oil Spill Response Competence Development

J. Halonen, A. Lanki

Smart System to Coordination of the Available Response Resources in an Oil Spill Leakage

M. Panaitescu, F.V. Panaitescu

End-user and Stakeholder Views on Selected Risk Assessment Tools for Marine Oil Spill Preparedness and Response, Including Future Research and Development Needs

F. Goerlandt, V. Laine, E. Bal Beşikçi, M. Baldauf, M.A. Al-Quhali, Y. Koldenhof

Improving Preparedness for Shipborne Oil Pollution – Highlights of Tabletop Exercises at Saimaa Inland Waters

J. Halonen, E. Altarriba

CHAPTER : Electronic Chart Systems

Raising Awareness on Cyber Security of ECDIS

B. Svilicic, D. Brčić, S. Žuškin, D. Kalebić

NaAVIC, a Free Downloadable ECS App that Runs on ENC Data Streamed Directly from a Cloud-based Infrastructure Specifically Designed for Marine Navigation

D. Peyton, E. Kuwalek, A. Alla