THE USE OF SEAKEEPING IN SHIP OPERATIONS: A STATUS REPORT
S L Bales
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S L Bales
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Abstract : This report is the first in a series that will consider the inclusion of seakeeping in ship operations. The primary topic covered is the utilization of known ship performance data in the process of making operational decisions. State-of-the-art ship routing techniques are described and suggestions for improved routing techniques which reflect forecast wave conditions as well as the response characteristics (attainable speed) of the ship are given. The need for on-board seakeeping guidance of the fleet is illustrated and it is considered that the ongoing cooperative efforts of the research, design, and operations communities can now provide such guidance.
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Abstract : This report is the first in a series that will consider the inclusion of seakeeping in ship operations. The primary topic covered is the utilization of known ship performance data in the process of making operational decisions. State-of-the-art ship routing techniques are described and suggestions for improved routing techniques which reflect forecast wave conditions as well as the response characteristics (attainable speed) of the ship are given. The need for on-board seakeeping guidance of the fleet is illustrated and it is considered that the ongoing cooperative efforts of the research, design, and operations communities can now provide such guidance.
Key concepts: Seakeeping, Routing (electronic design automation), Operations research, Process (computing), Marine engineering, Engineering, State (computer science), Computer science