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The previously completed route planning research of Navigational Transportation Safety in the Taiwan Western wind farm analyzed delves into the expansion of sustainable wind energy and navigation safety together along the Taiwan Western for confronting the challenge of balancing resource coexistence and displacement. Previous studies primarily focused on route planning and vessel traffic density which developed the necessary comprehensive analysis. Therefore, this study examines the area of Taiwan’s western Offshore Wind Farm (OWF) environmental issues to develop a Precautionary Area (PA) and RADAR handoff site location analysis. This model analysis introduces a new PA concept that considers navigational and ecological safety, and also wind and hydrological resources, and offshore RADAR handoff mechanisms. Automatic Identification System (AIS) and wind farm RADAR surveillance data are used for converting and analyzing information through the Marine Geographic Information System (MGIS) and Fuzzy Method (FM)that proposed an alternative PA and RADAR site location selection that could facilitate Taiwan’s Green Energy and Navigational Safety

Authors

• dr hab. inż. Marek Moszyński link open in new tab ,
• Jhu Hong-Yi,
• dr Sheng-Long Kao,
• Sin-Der Lee,
• Lo Tzu-Chieh