Inference of vessel intent and behaviour for maritime security operations

Broek, B. van den; Smith, A.; Breejen, E. den; Voorde, I. van de

Inference of vessel intent and behaviour for maritime security operations

conference paper

2014

Broek, B. van den

Smith, A.

Breejen, E. den

Voorde, I. van de

Coastguard and Navy assets are increasingly involved in Maritime Security Operations (MSO) for countering piracy, weapons and drugs smuggling, terrorism and illegal trafficking. Persistent tracking of vessels in interrupted time series over long distances and the modelling of intent and behaviour from multiple data sources are key enablers for Situation Assessment in MSO. Results of situation assessment are presented for AIS/VTS observations in the Dutch North Sea and for simulated scenarios in the Gulf of Oman.

Topics

Anomalous behaviour Information fusion Maritime situation awareness Information fusion Optical engineering Coastguards Gulf of Oman Maritime security operations Multiple data sources Situation assessment Situation awareness Vessel intent Sensor networks

TNO Identifier

523248

Repository link

https://resolver.tno.nl/uuid:c8d5b746-e68e-4b2f-8cb5-7a5ebf46220a

Publisher

SPIE

Article nr.

82480E

Source title

Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering

Editor(s)

Carapezza E.M.
Tsamis C.
Datskos P.G.

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