Shenping Hu is a professor at Shanghai Maritime University, China, specializing in ship collision avoidance and vehicle operation engineering. He obtained his B.Sc. in Navigation Technology (1996), M.Sc. (2001), and Ph.D. (2010) in Vehicle Operation Engineering from Shanghai Maritime University. As a visiting scholar, he conducted research at Tokyo Merchant Marine University, Japan (2001), and the Australian Maritime College, Australia (2010). With a strong academic background, he has authored or co-authored over 200 journal articles. His research spans safety engineering, ship collision avoidance intelligence, and marine simulation. Prof. Huās contributions to maritime safety and intelligent navigation have significantly advanced the field. His expertise in marine simulation and safety engineering has led to impactful innovations in ship navigation.
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Education š
Shenping Hu earned his B.Sc. in Navigation Technology from Shanghai Maritime University in 1996, followed by an M.Sc. (2001) and Ph.D. (2010) in Vehicle Operation Engineering from the same institution. His academic journey also included research as a visiting scholar at Tokyo Merchant Marine University, Japan (2001), where he gained insights into advanced maritime technologies, and at the Australian Maritime College, Australia (2010), where he expanded his expertise in marine safety and ship operations. His Ph.D. research focused on optimizing vehicle operation engineering, particularly in the maritime sector. With a strong foundation in safety engineering and intelligent navigation, Prof. Hu has continuously contributed to maritime education and research. His multidisciplinary academic training has played a pivotal role in shaping his innovative approach to ship collision avoidance and marine simulation, making him a leader in the field of maritime safety and transportation research.
Experience šØāš«
Shenping Hu has extensive teaching and research experience in vehicle operation engineering and maritime safety. Since earning his Ph.D., he has been a professor at Shanghai Maritime University, focusing on ship collision avoidance and intelligent navigation. His expertise has led him to collaborate with international institutions, including Tokyo Merchant Marine University, Japan (2001), and the Australian Maritime College, Australia (2010), where he conducted advanced research in maritime safety. Over the years, he has supervised numerous graduate students and led research projects aimed at enhancing ship collision avoidance through artificial intelligence and marine simulation. He has published over 200 journal articles, contributing significantly to the field. His work in safety engineering and intelligent navigation has influenced both academia and industry, improving maritime transportation systems. His dedication to research and education continues to drive advancements in ship safety, marine simulation, and vehicle operation engineering.
Research Interests š¬
Shenping Huās research primarily revolves around vehicle operation engineering, ship collision avoidance intelligence, and marine simulation. He is deeply involved in developing intelligent navigation systems to enhance maritime safety. His work focuses on applying artificial intelligence, data-driven models, and decision-support systems to prevent ship collisions. He has explored optimization algorithms and real-time simulation techniques to improve navigation safety in congested waters. His research also includes advancements in safety engineering, investigating innovative ways to enhance risk assessment in maritime transport. His contributions extend to marine simulation, where he develops and refines training models for ship operators. His work integrates AI-driven predictive modeling to enhance operational efficiency in maritime navigation. By leveraging cutting-edge technologies, his research plays a critical role in improving global shipping safety, making significant strides in the development of intelligent, automated, and efficient maritime transportation systems.
Awards & Recognitions š
Shenping Hu has received multiple awards and recognitions for his contributions to maritime safety and vehicle operation engineering. His groundbreaking research in ship collision avoidance and intelligent navigation has earned him prestigious academic accolades. He has been honored for his extensive publication record, with over 200 journal articles influencing the field. His work has been recognized by international maritime institutions, reflecting his impact on global maritime safety research. His visiting scholar positions at Tokyo Merchant Marine University (2001) and the Australian Maritime College (2010) were prestigious acknowledgments of his expertise. Throughout his career, he has received research grants and project funding, further solidifying his status as a leader in ship navigation technology. His dedication to marine simulation and safety engineering has earned him high regard within the maritime community, making him a key figure in advancing intelligent collision avoidance systems for modern maritime transportation.
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Intelligent ship collision avoidance in maritime field: A bibliometric and systematic review
Q., Zhu, Qinghua, Y., Xi, Yongtao, J., Weng, Jinxian, … S., Hu, Shengping, Y., Ge, Yingen
Expert Systems with Applications,Ā 2024
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Real-time risk assessment for maritime autonomous surface ships based on STPA and FTPN
Y., Xi, Yongtao, P., Liu, Pengjie, S., Hu, Shengping, B., Han, Bing
China Safety Science Journal,Ā 2024
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Towards an analysis framework for operational risk coupling mode: A case from MASS navigating in restricted waters
C., Fan, Cunlong, J., Montewka, Jakub, V., Bolbot, Victor, … Y., Qiu, Yuhui, S., Hu, Shengping
Reliability Engineering and System Safety,Ā 2024