Alexander W. H. Gregor
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Dr. Alexander W. H. Gregor is a leading researcher in maritime autonomous systems, with a primary focus on human factors in remote ship operations. His work critically examines the interplay between immersion, situational awareness, and trust in the context of Remotely Controlled Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS). His most cited paper, "Exploring the Impact of Immersion on Situational Awareness and Trust in Remotely Monitored Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships" (2023), directly addresses the International Maritime Organisation’s regulatory roadmap, investigating how operators in Remote Control Centres (RCCs) maintain effective oversight. This research is foundational for designing safe, human-centered interfaces for uncrewed shipping. Though early in his career, his contributions are already shaping the operational standards for autonomous vessels, bridging the gap between technological capability and human reliability. Dr. Gregor’s work is essential reading for anyone studying the future of maritime logistics, human-automation interaction, or the safety-critical design of remote monitoring systems.
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