Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  provides a solution for anomaly detection in maritime traffic domain based on the clustering results presented in a previous work. That work created clusters for vessels moving close to shores by associating vessel movements with International Maritime Organization Rules (especially Traffic Separation Scheme Boundaries). ,  show how three division distances with the clusters can detect anomalous navigational behaviors. The proposed method decides for each trajectory point if the vessel is anomalous, considering longitude, latitude, speed and direction. Although the approach is point-based, which is applicable for real-time AIS surveillance, it is also flexible enough for analysts to set their own threshold for labeling whole trajectories.
['Bo Liu', 'Erico N. de Souza', 'Cassey Hilliard', 'Stan Matwin']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Ship movement anomaly detection using specialized distance measures
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