Enhancing safety in undersea exploration: a novel rescue strategy using genetic simulated annealing

Abstract The increasing interest in undersea exploration necessitates the development of advanced safety and rescue strategies. This paper introduces a novel rescue strategy for manned submersible expeditions, emphasizing the use of a genetically simulated annealing algorithm to optimize rescue operations. By integrating this algorithm with multi-unit cooperative rescue tactics and optimal search path modeling, we propose a comprehensive approach to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of rescue operations. Our simulations in a maritime area of 10, 000 m × 10, 000 m demonstrate the algorithm’s ability to efficiently coordinate the rescue of multiple distressed submersibles, ensuring a rapid and strategic response to emergencies.

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Journal of Physics Conference Series
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2024-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2816/1/012050
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Maritime Navigation and Safety
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Enhancing safety in undersea exploration: a novel rescue strategy using genetic simulated annealing

Rui Tang, Yi Wu, Boqiang Yan
Journal of Physics Conference Series
Maritime Navigation and Safety
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Enhancing safety in undersea exploration: a novel rescue strategy using genetic simulated annealing

Rui Tang, Yi Wu, Boqiang Yan
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Abstract The increasing interest in undersea exploration necessitates the development of advanced safety and rescue strategies. This paper introduces a novel rescue strategy for manned submersible expeditions, emphasizing the use of a genetically simulated annealing algorithm to optimize rescue operations. By integrating this algorithm with multi-unit cooperative rescue tactics and optimal search path modeling, we propose a comprehensive approach to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of rescue operations. Our simulations in a maritime area of 10, 000 m × 10, 000 m demonstrate the algorithm’s ability to efficiently coordinate the rescue of multiple distressed submersibles, ensuring a rapid and strategic response to emergencies.

Journal of Physics Conference SeriesVol. 2816(1)
Chongqing Jiaotong University (CN)
Life below water
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Maritime Navigation and Safety
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