A study of S-100 based product specifications from a software implementation point of view: focusing on data model representation, similar features and symbols, and ECDIS and VTS software

IF 16.4 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2022-09-01 DOI:10.1017/S037346332200039X

Seojeong Lee, C. Lee, Geon-Yeob Kim, Hwajin Na, Hyoseung Kim, Jeongseok Lee, Minsik Park

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Abstract

Abstract E-navigation provides the opportunity to apply modern digital and other electronic enhancements to improve the safety and efficiency of maritime navigation. Under the broad banner of e-navigation, the International Hydrographic Organization's S-100 product specification framework is facilitating the establishment of a standard maritime data structure to enable a free-flowing exchange of navigation information between ships, ship-to-shore and shore-to-ship. There are currently over 30 S-100 based product specifications at various stages of development. For the data standard to be properly used, navigation software products must be capable of reading as well as comprehending the data format and content. To develop robust and stable software, the S-100 data models and product specifications must be consistent, accurate and interoperable in conveying various types of information. This paper describes the results of research on S-100 based product specifications from the viewpoint of developing maritime navigation software. In particular, issues related to software development for Electronic Chart Display Information System (ECDIS) and Vessel Traffic Service (VTS) are discussed, including appropriate data model analysis, processing of features, and symbols overlapping with other product specifications. Proposed solutions for some identified issues are presented.

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从软件实现的角度研究基于S-100的产品规范：重点关注数据模型表示、相似特征和符号以及ECDIS和VTS软件

摘要电子导航为应用现代数字和其他电子增强提供了机会，以提高海上导航的安全性和效率。在电子导航的大旗下，国际水文组织的s-100产品规范框架正在促进建立一个标准的海事数据结构，以实现船舶之间、船对岸和岸对船之间导航信息的自由交换。目前有30多种基于S-100的产品规格处于不同的开发阶段。为了正确使用数据标准，导航软件产品必须能够阅读和理解数据格式和内容。为了开发健壮和稳定的软件，S-100数据模型和产品规范在传递各种类型的信息时必须一致、准确和可互操作。本文从开发航海软件的角度介绍了基于S-100产品规范的研究结果。特别是，讨论了与电子海图显示信息系统（ECDIS）和船舶交通服务（VTS）的软件开发相关的问题，包括适当的数据模型分析、特征处理以及与其他产品规范重叠的符号。提出了一些已确定问题的拟议解决方案。

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Accounts of Chemical Research 化学-化学综合

CiteScore

31.40

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1.10%

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312

审稿时长

2 months

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