Sensors,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
24(16), С. 5310 - 5310
Опубликована: Авг. 16, 2024
The
Industrial
Internet
of
Things
has
enabled
the
integration
and
analysis
vast
volumes
data
across
various
industries,
with
maritime
sector
being
no
exception.
Advances
in
cloud
computing
deep
learning
(DL)
are
continuously
reshaping
industry,
particularly
optimizing
operations
such
as
Predictive
Maintenance
(PdM).
In
this
study,
we
propose
a
novel
DL-based
framework
focusing
on
fault
detection
task
PdM
marine
operations,
leveraging
time-series
from
sensors
installed
shipboard
machinery.
is
designed
scalable
cost-efficient
software
solution,
encompassing
all
stages
collection
pre-processing
at
edge
to
deployment
lifecycle
management
DL
models.
proposed
architecture
utilizes
Graph
Attention
Networks
(GATs)
extract
spatio-temporal
information
provides
explainable
predictions
through
feature-wise
scoring
mechanism.
Additionally,
custom
evaluation
metric
real-world
applicability
employed,
prioritizing
both
prediction
accuracy
timeliness
identification.
To
demonstrate
effectiveness
our
framework,
conduct
experiments
three
types
open-source
datasets
relevant
PdM:
electrical
data,
bearing
datasets,
water
circulation
experiments.
Journal of Navigation,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 22
Опубликована: Май 31, 2024
Abstract
Vessel
trajectories
from
the
Automatic
Identification
System
(AIS)
play
an
important
role
in
maritime
traffic
management,
but
a
drawback
is
huge
amount
of
memory
occupation
which
thus
results
low
speed
data
acquisition
applications
due
to
large
number
scattered
data.
This
paper
proposes
novel
online
vessel
trajectory
compression
method
based
on
Improved
Open
Window
(IOPW)
algorithm.
The
proposed
compresses
instantly
according
coordinates
along
with
timestamp
driven
by
AIS
In
particular,
we
adopt
weighted
Euclidean
distance
(WED),
fusing
perpendicular
(PED)
and
synchronous
(SED)
IOPW
improve
robustness.
realistic
AIS-based
are
used
illustrate
model
comparing
it
five
traditional
methods.
experimental
reveal
that
could
effectively
maintain
features
significantly
reduce
rate
loss
during
trajectories.