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Optimized Cruise Liner Operation with Expert System Simulation and Condition Monitoring

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The authors greatly thank Karl-Heinz Fölzer and Dr. Rüdiger Teichmann, both AVL List GmbH, for their support and contribution to this paper.

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    Hinrich Mohr (Key Account Manager and Product Manager System Integration Large Engines), Martin Abart (Product Manager Condition Monitoring Systems),  Vasilios Lamaris (Technical Expert Engine Diagnostic and Field Support) & Robert Strasser (Lead Engineer System Simulation)

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Mohr, H., Abart, M., Lamaris, V. et al. Optimized Cruise Liner Operation with Expert System Simulation and Condition Monitoring. MTZ ind 8, 26–33 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40353-018-0001-1

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