Abstract The Automatic Identification System (AIS) is the emerging system for automatic
traffic control and collision avoidance services in the maritime transportation sector. It is one …

The Automatic Identification System (AIS) provides situational awareness for vessels at sea.
AIS has a number of known security vulnerabilities that can lead to a several types of attacks …

Automatic Identification System (AIS) is the de-facto communication standard used by
vessels to broadcast identification and position information. However, being AIS …

The proliferation of sensory applications has led to the development of the Internet of Things
(IoT), which extends connectivity beyond traditional computing platforms and connects all …

With the continuous development of maritime-hardware systems, intelligent decision making
in port transport becomes increasingly more important. There are three types of waterways …

In the last few years, the number of applications relying on position of vessels at sea has
grown significantly. Usually, these applications exploit information provided by the Automatic …

Nowadays, most cargoes for export/import are processed through maritime transportation.
Large-scale and high-speed vessels make maritime transportation more and more complex …

Fleet management systems have been widely used in the maritime industry. Traditional fleet
management systems focus on the whole vessel/ship. With the emergence of the Internet of …

In the evolution of ports towards multifunctionality, the collaborative scheduling of multi-
resources plays a crucial role in increasing ports' operational efficiency. Coordinated …

Fleet management systems have been widely used in the maritime industry. Traditional fleet
management systems focus on the whole vessel/ship. With the emergence of the Internet of …