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Review and Prospect on System Operation Supervision
Technology of Inland River Navigation System
CHEN De-shan, FAN Teng-ze, YUAN Hai-wen, YAN Xin-ping
2022, 22(6):
1-14.
DOI: 10.16097/j.cnki.1009-6744.2022.06.001
Digital, automatic, and intelligent supervision is the key technology to ensure the safe, efficient, and green
operation of the inland river navigation system. We elaborate on the research status of inland river navigation
technology in three aspects, i.e., situational awareness, event monitoring, and organizational optimization. The
evolution and trend of technology development are summarized, and the deficiencies of supervision technology are
analyzed. The research on the situation awareness of inland river shipping supervision makes adaptive progress with
the development of advanced information perception technology, which capture ship physical appearance features
using maritime radar technology and intelligent and now focus on multi-ship situation awareness combining multisource information and data mining method. As for event monitoring, it is mainly oriented to post-event analysis due to
the lack of sensor equipment perception level, and it gradually develops towards in-event detection and pre-event
prediction. The research on organizational optimization mainly includes space and time optimization of ship operation.In the future, the organizational optimization model should consider the impact of channel emergencies, which can
promote the practical application of organizational operation and serve maritime affairs supervision better. We extract
the corresponding key technologies in three aspects, i.e., construction of multi-mode integration and fusion perception
network of inland waterway navigation system, holographic scene map, and intelligent control system. Oriented to the
next generation of navigation systems, we propose a novel inland waterway transport management and control
framework, named parallel control system. We summarize the key contents of system construction, i.e., physical
modeling and dynamic coupling relationship modeling of inland river elements, parallel data set building and
information mining, parallel supervision, and interactive visualization. We aim to use closed-loop interaction
mechanisms between virtual and real transport systems based on digital twin technology to realize the efficient
operation of the inland river navigation system. This paper puts forward the innovative direction for the research and
development of operation supervision of the inland river navigation system.
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