Establishment and operation of Aids to Navigation in the process of port design, construction and management are crucialfactor of maritime safety and collision prevention. According to the IMO SOLAS Chapter 5, regulation 13, the establishment andoperation of maritime safety facilities are mandated for the competent authorities. The facilities of Aids to Navigations are moving toa concept of e-Navigation with state-of-the-art technology of radio navigation equipments such as AIS, DGPS and e-Loran from thetraditional visual facilities (optics, shape), Although the autonomous maritime traffic system is a new trend, yet the traditional andconventional Aids to Navigation like lighthouses and beacons are still imperative for vessel’s safe navigation. In this paper, for decisionof service level of maritime traffic facilities to enhance the efficiency of visual navigation system management it was proposed the Aidsto Navigation availability as an efficient management system incorporating the whole maritime traffic facilities under one managementsystem. Comparison of foreign level of services and analysis of the theoretical background of them were analyzed and the proposed LOSwas applied to Incheon area to evaluate the safety of navigation routes
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Jeon, M.-S., & Lee, J.-W. (2013). Development and Rationalization of Maritime Traffic Facilities Management System. Journal of Navigation and Port Research, 37(6), 587–595. https://doi.org/10.5394/kinpr.2013.37.6.587
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