Paul Lee
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Bio
I am a Postdoctoral Fellow specializing in risk-informed decision making for autonomous ships during safety-critical operations. My expertise lies in applying advanced artificial intelligence techniques, such as deep reinforcement learning, for robust, sophisticated, and safe decision-making. My research interests include but are not limited to online risk modeling; explainable, controllable, and human-in-the-loop AI; decentralized robots; cyber-security; high-fidelity digital twins; and verification \& validation of autonomous systems.
Forskning
Postdoctoral Research | August 2024 - current
- Work package: Safety & Assurance
- Project: SFI AutoShip
- Research group: The Risk Group
- Supervisor: Ingrid Bouwer Utne, Ekaterina Kim
Doctor of Philosophy Research | February 2020 - August 2024
- Project: AUTOSHIP
- Research group: Maritime Safety Research Group (MSRC)
- Supervisors: Gerasimos Theotokatos, Evangelos Boulougouris
Research Groups
SFI Autoship
SFI Autoship is an 8-year research-based innovation centre that will contribute to Norwegian players taking a leading role in the development of autonomous ships for safe and sustainable operations.
AUTOSHIP
AUTOSHIP – Autonomous Shipping Initiative for European Waters – aims at speeding-up the transition towards a next generation of autonomous ships in EU.
Publikasjoner
Robust decision-making for the reactive collision avoidance of autonomous ships against various perception sensor noise levels
This study aims to develop a methodology to enhance the robustness of decision-making for the reactive collision avoidance of autonomous ships against various perception sensor noise levels.
Risk-informed collision avoidance system design for maritime autonomous surface ships
This study aims to develop a methodology to conduct the risk-informed design for the Collision Avoidance System (CAS) of MASSs.
Undervisning
Marine Engineering with Specialisation in Autonomous Marine Vehicles | 2021
- Topic: Autonomous Marine Vehicles & Digital Twin \ Guidance, Navigation, and Control \ Trajectory tracking and manoeuvring control
- Course level: Master of Sciences (MSc)
- Naval Architecture, Ocean, and Marine Engineering (NAOME), University of Strathclyde
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