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AIS contribution in navigation operation- using AIS user satisfaction model

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Harati-Mokhtari A. , Brooks P. , Wall A. , Wang J.

TransNav : International Journal on Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation

2007

tom Vol. 1, no. 3

243--250

AIS was introduced in 2002 and its phased implementation programme completed in 2004. Problems still exist in its reliable use for navigational operation. Our paper is part of a wider evaluation of AIS. This paper considers the users view of AIS and we have attempted to measure the extent of navigators’ satisfaction with AIS in their navigation activities by using an AIS User Satisfaction Model. This paper evaluates the validity of the AIS User Satisfaction Model using questionnaire data as a suitable structure for measuring the degree of navigators’ satisfaction and usage of AIS, and probably applies for other similar technologies. This, in turn, could help to determine the measures that need to be adopted in order to improve quality and use of AIS as an effective navigation and anti-collision tool.

Analysis of traffic and navigation conditions on Nowy Świat Canal

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Schoeneich M. , Soszyńska‐Budny J. , Cisek A.

TransNav : International Journal on Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation

2024

tom Vol. 18 No. 2

375--379

The issue of safety and free navigation near the Vistula Lagoon for many years was a dispute between Poland and Russia. The most debatable and conflicting topic, especially in Poland, was building a new connection between the Gulf of Gdansk and the Vistula Lagoon. This paper describes the functional processes and mechanisms of the new lock installed at the harbour Nowy Świat and the results of quantitative analysis of traffic changes resulting from that addition (from the beginning of their operations through January 2023). The next part of the work focuses on safety navigation analysis for typical vessels which operate on this newly built waterway. Underkeel clearance analysis and the channel's minimum safety width were carried out, assuming the most common types of ship. The research results provide the foundation for further potential analysis of the Nowy Świat Canal transport possibilities.