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        <article-title>Proposal of Improvements Based on New Technologies for the Satisfaction of Passengers on Board Passenger Ship</article-title>
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          <string-name>Sevilla</string-name>
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          <string-name>Spain. tvazquez@sestise.com</string-name>
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          <institution>Amalia Luque Sendra Dpto. Ingeniería del Diseño. Universidad de Sevilla C/Virgen de África 7</institution>
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          <addr-line>41011 Sevilla</addr-line>
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          <country country="ES">Spain</country>
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          <institution>Candidato a Doctor. Programa Interuniversitario en Turismo. Universidad de Sevilla</institution>
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          <institution>Luis González-Abril Dpto. Economía Aplicada I. Universidad de Sevilla Avenida Ramón y Cajal</institution>
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          <addr-line>1. 41018 Sevilla</addr-line>
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        <year>2016</year>
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      <abstract>
        <p>In this paper is considered as the need for data from passenger perceptions and valuations of passengers, together with the study of some different opinions of experts in the sector of passenger transport by sea on board in different types of ships to develop global applications in real time that allow to offer services on board according to the habits of the passage. These applications should have two aspects: sensors-rdfi card readers and data mining and / or touch screens in staterooms, along with smartphone, with specific applications when you enjoy excursions at the destination ports. It is concluded that evaluations-passenger satisfaction assessments, based on opinion polling on different services provided on passenger ships, should show us which are the most valued and least valued on-board services, which are considered to be the most appropriate to propose formulas and improvement measures.</p>
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        <kwd>Smart city</kwd>
        <kwd>Passenger ship</kwd>
        <kwd>New technologies</kwd>
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      <title>-</title>
      <p>In today's society, the concepts of consumption, leisure and
satisfaction are directly related to tools or supports based on
new technology through app applications for Smartphone,
or multimedia systems of management of attention to the
passage. On board passenger ships it is proposed that
through photographic data of the passage and by means of
the analysis of its behavior.
Through physiognomic aspects, that the compilation of the
same are turned to databases and used to develop statistics
of characteristics and typology of the passage in real time,
and that serves as an aid to the attention to the passage that
is on board.</p>
      <p>
        This justifies that the development of applications on board
passenger ships, especially on cruises, is currently in full
swing. With the difficulty of the connection is made through
satellite signal, and in the constant search for cost reduction
and technical improvements in this concept. The big cruise
companies are those who have a proposal based on new
technologies in order to facilitate and satisfy the demands
and needs of passengers on board. For example, Royal
Caribbean is the company that is most committed to
technological advancement, with several SMART proposals, aboard
its ships. Other companies such as Costa Cruises, Carnival
and MSC Cruises, propose innovative ideas and projects
based on new technologies in their ships, reducing the
connectivity on board, proposing the socialization of the
passage through social networks, as well as through large
Alliances with powerful telecommunications companies to raise
innovations in communication and last generation with the
sole purpose of satisfying the passenger on board.
This is already a reality on the way to improving on-board
telecommunication costs and services, with products such as
smart connect, (
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref14">14</xref>
        ) or formulas and improvement tools such
as those contemplated in this article or similar to those
implemented on ships Of Royal Caribbeann, such as:
Internet booths, with cabin privacy with special access
equipment, costing $ 100 for 7 days on board. Another
formula they have implemented in this shipping line for
internet access is through wireless wifi access, with six
active zones on board each ship, with prepaid cards of $ 10
per day. Finally, these ships have internet café, for access to
emails and internet, costing $ 150 per 500 minutes.
Another aspect for shipping companies, at present, is to
boost the motivation and involvement of their crew on
board, for this, through new technologies the shipping
companies encourage and bet on improvements in
communication with the family (large motivator axis on board ). In this
sense, the company Royal Caribeann (
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref14">14</xref>
        ) chose to equip
40,000 of its crew with tablets at the time of shipment. The
objective was to facilitate communication with the outside
by reducing communications and making leisure, as well as
online training activities possible. This had a positive
impact on the motivational and emotional axes of the
passenger ship crew and generated a positive link and
predisposition when carrying out the work on board. Also in the
company, MSC Cruises (
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref10">10</xref>
        ), the proposal in new technologies
is based on the strategic alliance pact with Samsung in order
to equip the next generation MSC ship. It is to equip the last
nautical constructions planned for December 2017, of new
devices of last generation that includes: Totems screens high
definition cabins, common areas and digital signage. Mobile
solutions, Smartphone, touch screens and accessories.
Medical equipment, specialized technology for medical centers
on board, which provides up to video-medical consultations
in case of emergencies.
      </p>
      <p>The objective of this paper is to propose a globalized and
flexible automatic system that measures habits, routines,
trends in the consumption of the passage when embarking
on a ship. All this together with the possibility of interacting
with the idea of smart city, when the vessel is in a
destination port, promotes and favors a high index of
satisfaction of the expectations and emotions of the
passenger with the final choice, when traveling on board of
a passenger ship.</p>
      <p>From this data they are developed applications in real time
that allow to offer services on board, customized according
to the habits of the passage. These applications have two
aspects: sensors-rdfi card readers and data mining and / or
touch screens in cabins, along with smartphone, with
specific applications when you enjoy excursions in the ports
of call.</p>
      <p>The rest of the article is structured as follows: in section 2
a proposal is made to follow the passage. Section 3
discusses the technological proposal. It concludes with a
section of conclusions about the work.</p>
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      <title>2. Proposal for Tracking of the passage</title>
      <p>Starting from the concept of traceability, at the moment in
which the passenger chooses and is prepared to make a trip
aboard a passenger ship, he will have a support that through
photography with a smart physonomy application, will
provide guarantees in Real time of: security (tipping to
interpol, police, port authorities, etc.), scanning function
(ISPS code) (international regulation a-ccess control after
11S), microship system attached to billable baggage,
boarding card / Bracelet rdfi incorporated, listing of the
passage with photographic reference. ...</p>
      <p>This multimedia identification and under a physiognomic
support not only provides safety, agile and efficient service
to the passenger, but also the analysis of the behavior and
the standard of the typology of the majority passage that
embarks on that cruise that facilitates the attention to the
passage during its Stay on board, enhancing the
personalization of the same, enabling:</p>
      <sec id="sec-2-1">
        <title>a) Agile / fast embarkation of the passage.</title>
        <p>b) Identification of the passenger inside the boat.
c) Control of the safety of the passage. For
example, determination of enabled zones according to profiles,
identification of entrances and exits of the boat, etc.
With this initial identification data will develop real-time
applications based on the habits and routines of passengers
on board. For this and in a double aspect, the intrinsically
linked to the service on board and customized for the
passenger based on techniques of sensors / readers and card
/ bracelets rdfi, next to data mining [Netz, 2015], that
through kiosk Totem, in common areas of the ship or Tablet
customized in the cabins, that will allow improvements for
the passage, the shipping company and the crew.
This is intended to design a digital platform of services
focused on passenger ships with the purpose of creating a
new format of travel tailored to the user, offering a range of
possibilities additional to those already existing and with a
friendly and clear management when possible. This way of
conceiving travel is based on the consideration of treating
each user as the center of the service offer. The approach
adopted will be possible thanks to the use of techniques
within the scope of augmented reality.</p>
        <p>The services provided can be considered from two different
perspectives. On the one hand, it contemplates the point of
view of the shipping company, in charge of managing the
passenger ship; And on the other that of the user, the
passenger. In this sense, it is possible to define two levels of
provision of well differentiated services. Below are some of
these services, subject to the possible approaches presented.</p>
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      <title>2.1. Improvements to the ticket</title>
      <p>In reference to the passage the following improvements are
intended:
1. Adaptation of the cruise according to the profile of each
passenger.
2. Restoration according to tastes and pathology (allergies,
diabetes etc).
3. Particularization of different environments in the cruise
(accommodation lights, climate, blinds, ambient music,
etc.).
4. Personalization of activities and leisure. Management of
leisure offers on board (reservations, shopping on board,
gym, spa, etc).
5. Electronic payment through identification bracelet.
Realtime on-board expenditure control.
6. Personalization according to consumption profiles (VIP,
business, economic, family, students, etc).
7. On-board localization system and interaction with the
services and activities provided on board.
8. System of LCD screens, in interior cabins that make the
stay more pleasant with rotating landscapes.
9. Chat capability and intercommunication with other
passengers on the same vessel, enhancing connectivity.
10. Application for blind passengers with reduced mobility.
11. Cicerone port Deneb, application for a flexible choice by
the passenger of excursions and visits in ports of
destination. This application will be endowed with
institutional information and hospitality, leisure, cultural
activities and interactive guide of the port of call, with
option of offers and discounts that enhance the free choice
of the passenger, along with responsible consumption.</p>
      <p>Picture nº 1: The proposed platform Smart Ship Deneb</p>
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      <title>2.2. Improvements for the shipping company and the crew.</title>
      <p>In reference to the shipping company and the crew, the
following improvements are intended:</p>
      <sec id="sec-4-1">
        <title>1. Social Proposal: Through Tablet motivate the</title>
        <p>crew in an excellent attention to the passage, as a guarantee
of loyalty. Motivation linked in families connection through
SKY system.</p>
        <p>2. Application that analyses the fluctuation of the
passage on board, in order to optimize the service on board
and provide it with the necessary personnel. More personal
to the services most demanded. Organization and
management of human resources.</p>
        <p>3. On-board location system: Especially interesting
at the time of emergency management and control.</p>
        <p>4. Direct application of on-board service
management. Analysis of timescales and demand for services.</p>
        <p>5. On-line training platform for the crew for
continuous improvement in attention to the passage.</p>
        <p>6. Statistical studies of on-board services.</p>
        <p>7. Collection and recording of data to make
decisions in the on-board Service Department [Crivat, 2006].</p>
        <p>8. Stock Control.</p>
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    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-5">
      <title>2.3 Disadvantages of the proposed system</title>
      <p>In accordance with the three basic principles of the
passenger service software application, the proposed system needs
to be user friendly, designed to accommodate
state-of-theart passenger care and clearly and consistently focused on
delivering the type of service required by the quality
standards established by a given shipping company.</p>
      <p>It is conceived as a highly flexible, high capacity data
capture system. Although it incorporates a highly intuitive
interface for ease of use by passengers of all types, older
people who are not so well versed in new technology may have
some difficulty using the proposed platform.</p>
      <p>Additionally, in view of the countless variables and
potential improvements for both passengers and crew, the cost of
the application may seem high. It should, however, be taken
into account that while in the world of sea travel, costs and
prices may be high in terms of the initial outlay, solutions
are financially viable as the investment is rapidly recovered,
thanks to their use in tourism and as a result of the improved
efficiency of on-board services and increased on-board
consumption by passengers.</p>
      <p>To give an idea of the figures involved, for a medium-sized
ship with a length of 216, beam of 29 m, 8 decks with
onboard services for 1800 passengers and 600 crew members
and 622 cabins, the price of the proposed solution with
features such as RFID, digital kiosks, RFID signage and
Ethernet cabling amounts to 5% of the cost of building a new
ship, which would be in the region of EUR 980 million.
Financial viability and payback are analysed from the dual
perspective of intangible concepts, such as passenger
satisfaction and on-board service efficiency on the one hand, and
tangible concepts, such as reduced waiting times for
passenger service and care, lower staffing (crew) costs and
improved on-board tracking and security on the other.</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-6">
      <title>3 Analysis of the contribution</title>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-7">
      <title>3.1 Previous study</title>
      <p>This paper presents a SMART SHIP DENEB work
platform as a flexible and global application, providing agile
and efficient solutions. The data obtained from the same
together with the expert opinion leads us to propose a tool to
minimize and improve the fields that in services on board
are worse valued by the passage that embarks in different
types of passenger ships.</p>
      <p>It is therefore a matter of adequately integrating digital
media into the ship with a passenger-centric communication
strategy; Global and local communication at the same time.
The variety of supports and digital and interactive formats
provides adequate functions to each room on board. In this
way, SMART SHIP DENEB allows us to communicate our
own services and promotions in different areas, such as the
reception, cafeteria, restaurant, gym, etc., such as being
guided and advised when visiting a port in our trip. At the
same time the capacity of a free choice of those services that
demand or like. Likewise, this system proposes
improvements in motivating and on-board involvement for
crew members of passenger ships.</p>
      <p>Logically an analysis of data obtained from people has a
prior consideration of the subjectivity of the concepts of
valuation and analysis in terms of perceptions of the
globality of the passage probed, subject to infinity of
casuistry, eventualities, personal nuances ... etc, more if it is
possible to evaluate or evaluate concepts of service on board
in a medium unknown for most as it is a vessel.</p>
      <p>An in-depth analysis of passenger ratings and opinions on
different passenger ships, through a comprehensive field
study on different types of passenger ships, through
questionnaires, interviews and bibliography, will lead us to
obtain the services and issues on board more valued and
those of less valuation, being considered these the most
suitable ones when it comes to proposing formulas and
measures of improvement that we propose.</p>
      <p>These valuations in passenger satisfaction, based on
opinion polling on different services provided on passenger
ships, will be achieved, broken down into this group by type
of vessel, routes, duration, etc. All valuations will be
checked for services on board dispensed and valued by the
passenger, elaborating different valuation reports for
services, shipping, circuit, ... .etc.</p>
      <p>Based on the experimental data obtained for each type of
passenger ship (cruise, river cruiser, ROPAX and High
Speed), the ideal situation is determined for the passenger
and the crew member, towards which the services provided
should always be provided on board a Passenger Ship.
The resulting data are confronted with the opinions polled
by experts on different passenger ships and in related sectors
such as Hotel Resorts.</p>
      <p>The opinion of experts surveyed ratifies and reinforces
that, in the case of valuations or negative service
experiences in the study, the proposed proposal is a useful
tool for the Services sector on board passenger ships.
After a detailed analysis of passengers' perceptions and
valuations, and with the study of some different opinions of
experts in the sector of passenger transport by sea on
different types of ships, show us that due to deficiencies and
inadequate situations, for the passenger in terms of service,
it would be the ability to establish and implement a system
based on new technologies, and where, according to the
experts surveyed, the different cases and situations that to
our passengers, are deficient or have not met the expected
expectations before starting a trip on board.</p>
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      <title>3.2 Technological contribution</title>
      <p>The technological contribution that the objective of the
prese raises is the design of a digital platform of services
focused on passenger ships with the purpose of creating a
new format of trip adapted to the user, (internal-crew,
external-passenger) offering a range of Possibilities
additional to those already existing and with a friendly and,
as far as possible, clean management. This way of
conceiving travel is based on the consideration of treating
each user as the center of the offer of services of a shipping
company for its internal and external clients. The approach
adopted will be possible thanks to the use of techniques
within the scope of augmented reality.</p>
      <p>The provision of the reported services must be carried out
according to the establishment of an advanced technological
infrastructure that allows complex computational operations
in real time.</p>
      <p>The main characteristics considered in the proposed system
revolve around the concept of ship, assuming that the
services provided will be autonomous from the point of
view that the ship will not depend on other higher
infrastructures (satellite communications, etc.). This
consideration is motivated by the fact that the ship may be
large intervals of time without connectivity with terrestrial
infrastructures of data communications with wide
bandwidth and, not necessarily, there will be extraordinary
mechanisms of communications (satellites), with a cost
reduction in the before mentioned services, as currently
contemplated.</p>
      <p>It will be assumed that internal crew members as external
passengers have a unique profile, identified with their
personal card, so it will be necessary to adapt each service
provided to that profile. This consideration will range from
segregation by age (infants, children, adults, elderly, etc.)
and sex, to economic typologies (tariffs, economic,
business, etc.), through typologies associated with
nationalities, , etc..</p>
      <p>
        The identification will be made by various mechanisms,
depending on the service and needs that will be provided
and improved. Thus, access to enabled areas (cabins, wings,
reserved spaces, etc.) will be done by radio frequency
identification (
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref11">11</xref>
        ) (Near Field Communication, NFC). This
identification requires carrying a unique emblem
implemented as a bracelet. These devices execute passive
tag role (it does not have autonomous feed element) so they
require another active element with the role of reader to
perform the identification. The distance between the two
devices should not exceed 20 centimeters, so it is necessary
for the passenger to wipe the wrist near the reader, creating
a gesture of use.
      </p>
      <p>In addition to this identification work, the device may
contain additional functions associated with the context in
which it is located. For example, body temperature, ambient
temperature, humidity, heart rate, etc. Its use extends to the
Internet of Things (IoT), in which all the elements that are
wanted can be interconnected and exchanging information
relevant for the interpretation of complex situations and in
the framework of a Community use (eg fire safety and
shipwrecks), improving the location of the crew and
passengers.</p>
      <p>Another type of identification can be made without the
generation of this gesture, being the user not aware that the
identification is being made. For this purpose, the use of
fixed cameras installed in the boat is proposed as a use
technology for the purpose of performing a facial
identification. These techniques require a real-time local
processing of facial features that can not only be used to
identify the user but also to interpret their mood (smile,
frown, closed eyes, open mouth, etc.). With this it is
possible, for example, to determine if a work and
coexistence environment is adequate or not.</p>
      <p>Facial interpretation endows the system with not only an
instant identification data. In addition, it is a source of
historical data analysis that is important for conductal and
behavioral studies. From a control system point of view, it
can be identified that this information constitutes a feedback
of the system. This reaction information of the internal crew
member or passenger is of great value if the goal is to
improve the user experience on board a passenger ship. It is
therefore useful when taking decisions about comfort and
satisfaction of the user, and to boost motivation and
minimizing the emotional deficiencies that are generated in
long shipping periods.</p>
      <p>Picture nº 2: Coberture on board
This practice can be framed within the scope of the
techniques of gamification, widely used in the optimization
of the efficiency of the systems in which human beings
participate.</p>
      <p>In addition to the use of cameras and NFC wristbands, the
use of high-level intelligent interfaces such as touch screens
integrated in the boat or portable / smart devices
(smartphones, tablets) is proposed, in order to widen the
scope of interlocution between the System and the user. In
this way the user is enabled to access to the system through
applications tailored to his profile.</p>
      <p>The choice of these interfaces, widely used in a domestic
environment, will provide an exceptional channel for the
generation of orders or for the valuation of services and
working conditions on board. In this sense, these devices
allow another way of integrating the crew member into the
gamification mechanisms used to improve the passenger
experience.</p>
      <p>All proposed interfaces will be connected to the system
through Wi-Fi access points present in the entire area that
can be accessed by passengers and crew.</p>
      <p>With the information gathered through the technology
discussed and with the data relating to each crew member
(affective needs, communication families, leisure and fun,
etc.) and habits and routines of consumption on board
passengers, it will be possible to perform a detailed analysis
to constitute with a tool of aid and improvement in the day
to day on board. That is, the system can take a proactive role
to the user, instead of being reactive to their requests,
suggesting proposals and getting ahead of their activity.
This approach becomes feasible thanks to the use of data
mining techniques in systems where a large volume of
information (Big Data) is correlated. The system proposed
will have a powerful computer system but perfectly
adaptable to the environment (boat), being a center of
reception of the information captured by the various systems
of interaction with the passage (bracelets, smartphones,
tablets, cameras, etc.)</p>
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      <title>Conclusions</title>
      <p>The main conclusion is that the improvement of the
passenger's stay, using SMART SHIP DENEB as a working
platform, provides agile and efficient solutions for the
onboard passage and in its capacity of choice, which can be
quantified in terms of its fidelity as possible customer of
new cruises.</p>
      <p>This proposed global system is of great interest in
improving the communication with the crew; It becomes an
interesting training tool, optimizing the HR on board,
allowing the shipping companies to transmit messages and
strategies to improve passenger satisfaction and the
everyday life of crew on board passenger ships.</p>
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