Towards Efficient Certification of Maritime Remote Operation Centers

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Hauptverfasser: Neurohr, Christian, Saager, Marcel, Putze, Lina, Osterloh, Jan-Patrick, Rothemann, Karina, Wiards, Hilko, Böde, Eckard, Hahn, Axel
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author Neurohr, Christian
Saager, Marcel
Putze, Lina
Osterloh, Jan-Patrick
Rothemann, Karina
Wiards, Hilko
Böde, Eckard
Hahn, Axel
author_facet Neurohr, Christian
Saager, Marcel
Putze, Lina
Osterloh, Jan-Patrick
Rothemann, Karina
Wiards, Hilko
Böde, Eckard
Hahn, Axel
contents Additional automation being build into ships implies a shift of crew from ship to shore. However, automated ships still have to be monitored and, in some situations, controlled remotely. These tasks are carried out by human operators located in shore-based remote operation centers. In this work, we present a concept for a hazard database that supports the safeguarding and certification of such remote operation centers. The concept is based on a categorization of hazard sources which we derive from a generic functional architecture. A subsequent preliminary suitability analysis unveils which methods for hazard analysis and risk assessment can adequately fill this hazard database.
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spellingShingle Towards Efficient Certification of Maritime Remote Operation Centers
Neurohr, Christian
Saager, Marcel
Putze, Lina
Osterloh, Jan-Patrick
Rothemann, Karina
Wiards, Hilko
Böde, Eckard
Hahn, Axel
Computers and Society
Robotics
Additional automation being build into ships implies a shift of crew from ship to shore. However, automated ships still have to be monitored and, in some situations, controlled remotely. These tasks are carried out by human operators located in shore-based remote operation centers. In this work, we present a concept for a hazard database that supports the safeguarding and certification of such remote operation centers. The concept is based on a categorization of hazard sources which we derive from a generic functional architecture. A subsequent preliminary suitability analysis unveils which methods for hazard analysis and risk assessment can adequately fill this hazard database.
title Towards Efficient Certification of Maritime Remote Operation Centers
topic Computers and Society
Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.00543