This report focuses on the Human-Computer Interface and the operational tasks at five waterways: Los Angeles/Long Beach, Prince William Sound, Puget Sound, San Francisco, and New York. It is the first part of the Survey of the Human-System Interfaces of Vessel Traffic Services conducted at selected ports to provide guidelines and recommendations for the design and development of automated systems for maritime traffic management.
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