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While experts have been trying to ascertain what autonomy might mean in and for maritime trade and operations for a few years, it has now become a necessity for the sector to progress. It's no secret, though, that technological innovations come with their fair share of challenges. Control Systems for Automated and Autonomous Ships: Design Requirements, Technologies, and Case Studies successfully offer a better understanding of this disruptive context by consolidating engineering requirements with currently applicable, international legislation and regulatory standards.
Written by a professional with decades of experience in the industry, the book comprehensively covers sought-after information relating to the design, commissioning, and operating of control and monitoring processes and their enabling technologies on board intelligent vessels. Balancing the benefits of a well-structured, rigorous overview alongside topical case studies and lessons learnt from real pilot models, the volume supports both further academic research as well as practical, industry-relevant implementation of different levels of automation and the methods to achieve them through the very latest developments, crucially contributing to safer, more secure, more efficient - and therefore more sustainable too - cargo transportation, navigation, and ship operations worldwide.
Contents
1. Introduction
2. Types of Automated and Autonomous Ships: Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS)
3. Requirements, Regulations, and Standards for Automated and Autonomous Vessels
4. Engine Control Room and Bridge Equipment on Automated and Autonomous Ships
5. Control and Monitoring Systems
6. Shore-based Centers
7. Cybersecurity in Ship Control
8. Artificial Intelligence in Ship Control
9. Conclusion: Control Systems' Evolution and Future
