Safe Ship’s Control in a Fuzzy Environment Using a Genetic Algorithm

Mostefa Mohamed Seghir

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.180.70

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Safe Ship’s Control in a Fuzzy Environment Using a Genetic Algorithm

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Marine accidents occurring nowadays testify to the fact that systems enhancing the level of navigational safety are indispensable. This paper describes a method of safe ship control in the collision situation in a fuzzy environment based on a genetic algorithm. The optimal safe ship trajectory in a collision situation is presented as multistage decision-making process. The results have been discussed.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 180)

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70-75

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November 2011

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Mostefa Mohamed Seghir

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Collision Situation, Fuzzy Set Theory, Genetic Algorithm (GA), Safe Trajectories, Ship Control

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