Analysis of the current state of design of subsea operation vessels and prerequisite use of artificial intelligence
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Jul 1, 2026
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artificial intellect, ship design, vessel digitalization, subsea operation vessel, technology equipment
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At the research the analysis of the current state of design of subsea operation vessels and prerequisite use of artificial intelligence, on the basis of the current state of design of subsea operation vessels and a prerequisite which is carried out the analysis use of artificial intelligence statement of a scientific problem, with definition of the purposes and problems of further researches of use of technology of digitalization and artificial intelligence in shipbuilding is executed.
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AbdullayevО. М. (2026). Analysis of the current state of design of subsea operation vessels and prerequisite use of artificial intelligence. Herald of the Odesa National Maritime University, (80), 07-19. https://doi.org/10.47049/2226-1893-2026-2-07-19
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Theory and design of the ship
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7. Igrec, B., Pawling, R., Thomas, G. An interactive layout exploration and optimization method for early stage ship design. «International conference on computer application in shipbuilding 2019», 24-26 September 2019, the Netherland.
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