Visualization Techniques Representing Effects of Coordination of Vessels' Movements
Sosuke Fukaya, Kazuo Misue · 2018
Coordinating the movements of vessels may reduce the risk of their collision. When computer simulation finds such coordination, analysts, including designers of the simulation, desire to understand the effects of such coordination. The risks can be treated as a type of spatio-temporal data. The authors have tried to visualize the difference between pre-coordination data and post-coordination data to represent such coordination considering factors such as target, time, area, direction, distance, purpose, and effect. Developed visualization techniques enable analysts to intuitively understand vessels' movements and collision risks at each time point.