Lee, D.; Lim, C.; Oh, S.-J.; Kim, M.; Park, J.S.; Shin, S.-C. Predictive Model for Hydrostatic Curves of Chine-Type Small Ships Based on Deep Learning. J. Mar. Sci. Eng.2024, 12, 180.
Lee, D.; Lim, C.; Oh, S.-J.; Kim, M.; Park, J.S.; Shin, S.-C. Predictive Model for Hydrostatic Curves of Chine-Type Small Ships Based on Deep Learning. J. Mar. Sci. Eng. 2024, 12, 180.
Lee, D.; Lim, C.; Oh, S.-J.; Kim, M.; Park, J.S.; Shin, S.-C. Predictive Model for Hydrostatic Curves of Chine-Type Small Ships Based on Deep Learning. J. Mar. Sci. Eng.2024, 12, 180.
Lee, D.; Lim, C.; Oh, S.-J.; Kim, M.; Park, J.S.; Shin, S.-C. Predictive Model for Hydrostatic Curves of Chine-Type Small Ships Based on Deep Learning. J. Mar. Sci. Eng. 2024, 12, 180.
Abstract
Capsizing accidents are regarded as marine accidents with a high rate of casualties per accident. Approximately 89% of all such accidents occur in small ships (vessels with gross tonnage less than 10 tons). Stability calculations are critical for assessing the risk of capsizing incidents and evaluating a ship's seaworthiness. Despite the high frequency of capsizing accidents involving small ships, they are generally exempt from adhering to stability regulations, thus remaining systemically exposed to the risk of capsizing. Moreover, the absence of essential design documents complicates direct ship stability calculations. This study utilizes hull form feature data—obtained from the general arrangement of small ships—as input for a deep learning model. The model is structured as a multilayer neural network and aims to infer hydrostatic curves, which is required data for stability calculations.
Keywords
hull form; deep learning model; hydrostatic curve modelling; small ships
Subject
Engineering, Marine Engineering
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