Mobility and transportation systems are important for modern societies. They ensure personal mobility as well as the availability of lots of goods. However, the increasing traffic by car, train, plane and ship also increases the risk of serious accidents with dangerous injuries, fatalities as well as environmental damages. Therefore, modern transportation systems are already equipped with a number of automation systems, supporting human drivers, pilots and captains to avoid accidents. Modern cars for example are already equipped with a number of advanced driver assistance systems taking over longitudinal control or supporting in lateral steering of the car. Future cars will even be able to drive fully autonomously. Modern ships having a length up to 400m even cannot be steered anymore without any automation function. But also within these, there will still be an increase in automation in the next future.
The group „cooperative mobile systems“ focuses on the development and testing of automation systems in the domains automotive and maritime. Cooperative driving functions of highly automated cars or new e-Navigation solutions are prototypically developed and tested within this group. Within the maritime domain, the CMS group develops and operates the e-Maritime Integrated Reference Platform eMIR. This platform provides a simulation environment for simulation based testing, validation and verification for new e-Navigation solutions. Additionally, also a physical environment with sensors and a research boat has been developed and is available at the German North Sea coast. Besides this, the CMS group also develops methods for validation and verification of these Cyber Physical Systems of Systems.
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Dr.-Ing. Christian Denker
E-Mail: christian.denker(at)offis.de, Phone: +49 441 9722-466, Room: Schuler UG 04
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Dr.-Ing. Sebastian Feuerstack
E-Mail: sebastian.feuerstack(at)offis.de, Phone: +49 441 9722-509, Room: S-UG 4
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Dr.-Ing. Volker Gollücke
E-Mail: volker.golluecke(at)offis.de, Phone: +49 441 9722-474, Room: Schuler UG 06
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Dr.-Ing. Benjamin Weinert
E-Mail: benjamin.weiner(at)offis.de, Phone: +49 441 97 22 -488, Room: Schuler UG 02
Publications
2018
A Common Maritime Infrastructure for Communication and Information Exchange
Benjamin Weinert and Jin Hyoung Park and Thomas Christensen and Axel Hahn; May / 2018
Domain-Specific Requirements Elicitation for Socio-Technical System-of-Systems
Weinert, B. and Hahn, A. and Uslar, M.; 2018 13th Annual Conference on System of Systems Engineering (SoSE); June / 2018
Ein Framework zur Architekturbeschreibung von sozio-technischen maritimen Systemen
Benjamin Weinert; September / 2018
Herausforderungen und Chancen der Digitalisierung in Werften
Rüssmeier, N.; Chhoeung, S.; April / 2018
Using PNT Integrity Information for a Maritime Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System
Ralf Ziebold, Christian Denker; ION GNSS+; 10 / 2018
2017
A research port test bed based on distributed optical sensors and sensor fusion framework for ad hoc situational awareness
Rüssmeier, Nick and Hahn, Axel and Nicklas, Daniela and Zielinski, Oliver; J. Sens. Sens. Syst.; 01 / 2017
Comparison and Optimization of the Parameter Identification Technique for Estimation Ship Response Models
Man Zhu, Axel Hahn, Yuan-Qiao Wen, André Bolles; 2017 3rd International Conference on Control Science and Systems Engineering; August / 2017
Cost efficient airborne remote sensing of the Wadden Sea
Wellhausen, Jens and Rüssmeier, Nick and Schulz, Jan; Photogrammetrie - Laserscanning - Optische 3D-Messtechnik; 04 / 2017
Identification-based Simplified Model of Large Container Ships Using Support Vector Machines and Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm
Man Zhu, Axel Hahn, Yuan-Qiao Wen, André Bolles; Applied Ocean Research; October / 2017
MTCAS: An e-Navigation Assistance System for Cooperative Collision Avoidance at Sea
Christian Denker, Axel Hahn; Coordinates; 5 / 2017
