A new paradigm for ship routing, comprising 5 distinguishing features, has been published in the 2nd AtlantOS Briefing Paper presented this week at the UN SDG 14 conference (GEOMAR side event , room 6, at 9:00-10:30 AM on June 8th, 2017) at the UN HQ in New York.
The newest developments of VISIR have been presented at the 16th International Conference on Computer Applications and Information Technology in the Maritime Industries conference in Cardiff (UK). Please find the proceedings contribution here . Cite as: Mannarini, G., Coppini, G., Lecci, R., Turrisi, G.: VISIR: A Free and Open-Source Model for Ship Route optimization, 16th International Conference on Computer Read more about Ocean currents into VISIR: preliminary results presented this week in Cardiff (UK)[…]
The operational system for running VISIR as a service (visir-nav.com) has been fully documented into an open-access, open-review publication.
The authoritative peer-review, open access journal “Geoscientific Model Development” has recently published a full-featured description of VISIR model, including all its components, from the algorithm pseudocode, the vessel modeling, the environmental forecasts, to the validation and demonstration of the system. Free download at: Geosci. Model Dev., 9, 1597-1625, doi:10.5194/gmd-9-1597-2016, 2016. Cite as: Mannarini, G., Pinardi, Read more about The ultimate and comprehensive documentation of VISIR model has been published![…]
A new paper about VISIR’s source code main architectural choices, its main logical components, and an outline of possible goals for a future community of VISIR developers has been published in the Proceeding of COMPIT-2016 (The International Conference on Computer and IT Applications in the Maritime Industries). Cite as: Mannarini, G., Pinardi, N., Coppini, G., Read more about A new paper on VISIR’s code architecture and the goals of a future community of VISIR developers[…]