Letter to the Editor---An Approach to the Ship-Collision Problem

A. Kyrala
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A. Kyrala: Goodyear Aircraft Corporation, Litchfield Park, Arizona

Operations Research, 1960, vol. 8, issue 5, 724-727

Abstract: The individual ship-collision problem consists of the determination of a (curvilinear or polygonal) course that will avoid collision with any other ship and still arrive at a desired port, or approach a desired limiting course direction. The collective ship-collision problem consists of the determination of such courses for all of a given set of ships. This note will discuss only the former.

Date: 1960
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