Reto Weber

Lecturer at Maritime Studies

Reto Weber has sailed in all deck ranks from deckhand to captain on bulk carriers and Ro-Ro vessels. Before joining Chalmers as an instructor and lecturer he was a pilot on the Swedish West coast. He gained his education in Switzerland, England and Sweden and is holder of a Master Mariner’s license and an MSc degree from the World Maritime University. Reto Weber is mainly engaged with courses and research in the Full Mission Bridge Simulator and is the examiner in the courses Shiphandling and navigation in confined waters and Bridge Teamwork.

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Publications (14)
Projects (11)

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2024

COLREG 3 - Exploring the potential of Large Language Models in marine navigation systems

Luis Felipe Sanchez Heres, Reto Weber, Fredrik Ahlgren et al

Report - Lighthouse - Swedish Maritime Competence Centre

2023

Assessing the Challenges to the International Convention of Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping in the Era of Digitalization and Automation

Scott Mackinnon, Reto Weber, Monica Lundh et al

Proceedings of the International Association of Maritime Universities Conference. Vol. 2023-October

Paper in proceeding

2023

COLREG 2 - Potential consequences of varying algorithms in traffic situations

Reto Weber, Luis Felipe Sanchez Heres, Ted Sjöblom

Report - Lighthouse - Swedish Maritime Competence Centre

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2022

Navigators’ views of a collision avoidance decision support system for maritime navigation

Katie A Aylward, Reto Weber, Monica Lundh et al

Journal of Navigation. Vol. 75 (5), p. 1035-1048

Journal article

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2022

Operationalizing COLREGs in SMART ship navigation

Reto Weber, Katie A Aylward, Scott Mackinnon et al

Report - Lighthouse - Swedish Maritime Competence Centre

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2020

Artificial Intelligence in Maritime Navigation: A Human Factors Perspective

Scott Mackinnon, Reto Weber, Fredrik Olindersson et al

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing. Vol. 1212 AISC, p. 429-435

Paper in proceeding

2020

"Are You Planning to Follow Your Route?" The Effect of Route Exchange on Decision Making, Trust, and Safety

Katie A Aylward, Reto Weber, Yemao Man et al

Journal of Marine Science and Engineering. Vol. 8 (4)

Journal article

2020

An evaluation of low-level automation navigation functions upon vessel traffic services work practices

Katie A Aylward, Anders Johannesson, Reto Weber et al

WMU Journal of Maritime Affairs. Vol. 19 (3), p. 313-335

Journal article

2019

Testing Proof of Concept of a Web-Based Ship Manoeuvring Training Tool in the Classroom

Nicole Almeida Costa, Reto Weber, Fredrik Olsson et al

Proceedings of Ergoship 2019, p. 1-10

Paper in proceeding

2019

Using a web-based simulation software in education

Reto Weber, Fredrik Olindersson, Fredrik Olsson

Proceedings of the International Association of Maritime Universities (IAMU) Conference, p. 150-157

Paper in proceeding

2018

Human factor issues during remote ship monitoring tasks: An ecological lesson for system design in a distributed context

Yemao Man, Reto Weber, Johan Cimbritz et al

International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics. Vol. 68 (2018), p. 231-244

Journal article

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2018

Assessing a maritime service website prototype in a ship bridge simulator: Navigators’ experiences and perceptions of novel e-navigation solutions

Nicole Almeida Costa, Jeanette J. Jakobsen, Reto Weber et al

WMU Journal of Maritime Affairs. Vol. 17 (4), p. 521-542

Journal article

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2015

Supporting situation awareness on the bridge: Testing route exchange in a practical e-navigation study

Thomas Porathe, Anders Brödje, Reto Weber et al

Information, Communication and Environment: Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation, p. 85-92

Book chapter

2015

Supporting voice communication between navigator and VTS by visual solutions - exploring the use of the “route suggestion” functionality within VTS

Anders Brödje, Reto Weber, D. Camre et al

Information, Communication and Environment: Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation, p. 267-273

Book chapter

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Showing 11 research projects

2023–2024

COLREG3 – Exploring the potential of Large Language Models in marine navigation systems

Reto Weber Nautical Studies

Luis Felipe Sanchez Heres Technical and maritime management

Fredrik Ahlgren Unknown organization

Fredrik Olsson Unknown organization

Oxana Lundström Unknown organization

Lighthouse

2022–2024

Förutsättningar för framtidens farleder

Reto Weber Nautical Studies

Swedish Transport Administration

2022–2024

Preconditions for future maritime fairways

Reto Weber Nautical Studies

Swedish Transport Administration

2022–2025

Navigation support from land phase 2

Reto Weber Nautical Studies

Swedish Transport Administration

2022–2025

Navigational support from shore - Phase 2

Reto Weber Nautical Studies

Mats Gruvefeldt Nautical Studies

Fredrik Olindersson Maritime Studies

Swedish Transport Administration

2022–2022

Smart ships-COLREG 2 Potential consequences when using different COLREG algorithms

Reto Weber Nautical Studies

Swedish Transport Administration

Lighthouse

1 publication exists

2020–2022

Learning from Algorithm Based decision Support systems (COLREG-LABS)

Scott Mackinnon Nautical Studies

Reto Weber Nautical Studies

Lighthouse

Swedish Transport Administration

3 publications exist

2020–2022

Simulator-based Risk Identification for Autonomous Shipping

Reto Weber Nautical Studies

Swedish Transport Administration

2020–2022

Risk analysis for autonomous ships

Reto Weber Nautical Studies

Swedish Transport Administration

2015–2018

Efficient, Safe and Sustainable Traffic at Sea (EfficienSea) 2

Yemao Man Nautical Studies

Nicole Almeida Costa Nautical Studies

Christopher Anderberg Nautical Studies

Thomas Porathe Maritime Human Factors

Reto Weber Nautical Studies

Scott MacKinnon Nautical Studies

European Commission (EC)

5 publications exist

2015–2018

Sea Traffic Management Validation Project (STM Validation Project)

Fredrik Olindersson Nautical Studies

Reto Weber Nautical Studies

Scott MacKinnon Nautical Studies

Region Västra Götaland

VINNOVA

European Commission (EC)

4 publications exist

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