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Progress in Maritime Technology and Engineering

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Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Maritime Technology and Engineering (MARTECH 2018), May 7-9, 2018, Lisbon, Portugal

Progress in Maritime Technology and Engineering

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Progress in Maritime Technology and Engineering book

Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Maritime Technology and Engineering (MARTECH 2018), May 7-9, 2018, Lisbon, Portugal
Edited ByC. Guedes Soares, T.A. Santos
Edition 1st Edition
First Published 2018
eBook Published 16 April 2018
Pub. Location London
Imprint CRC Press
DOI https://doi.org/10.1201/9780429505294
Pages 730
eBook ISBN 9780429505294
Subjects Engineering & Technology
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Soares, C.G., & Santos, T.A. (Eds.). (2018). Progress in Maritime Technology and Engineering: Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Maritime Technology and Engineering (MARTECH 2018), May 7-9, 2018, Lisbon, Portugal (1st ed.). CRC Press. https://doi.org/10.1201/9780429505294

ABSTRACT

Progress in Maritime Technology and Engineering collects the papers presented at the 4th International Conference on Maritime Technology and Engineering (MARTECH 2018, Lisbon, Portugal, 7–9 May 2018). This conference has evolved from a series of biannual national conferences in Portugal, and has developed into an international event, reflecting the internationalization of the maritime sector and its activities. MARTECH 2018 is the fourth in this new series of biannual conferences.

Progress in Maritime Technology and Engineering contains about 80 contributions from authors from all parts of the world, which were reviewed by an International Scientific Committee. The book is divided into the subject areas below:
- Port performance
- Maritime transportation and economics
- Big data in shipping
- Intelligent ship navigation
- Ship performance
- Computational fluid dynamics
- Resistance and propulsion
- Ship propulsion
- Dynamics and control
- Marine pollution and sustainability
- Ship design
- Ship structures
- Structures in composite materials
- Shipyard technology
- Coating and corrosion
- Maintenance
- Risk analysis
- Offshore and subsea technology
- Ship motion
- Ships in transit
- Wave-structure interaction
- Wave and wind energy
- Waves

Progress in Maritime Technology and Engineering will be of interest to academics and professionals involved in the above mentioned areas.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

part 1|32 pages

Port performance I

chapter 1|8 pages

Comparative analysis of port performances between Italy and Brazil

ByA.N. Nascimento, A.M. Wahrhaftig, H.J.C. Ribeiro

chapter 2|7 pages

Port of Santos, Brazil: Essential factors to implement a green port system

ByD.A. Moura, R.C. Botter

chapter 3|6 pages

Evaluation of port performance: Research opportunities from the systemic analysis of international literature

ByG.C. Fermino, A. Dutra, L. Ensslin, S.R. Ensslin

chapter 4|8 pages

Performance evaluation of the infrastructure of ports from Santa Catarina State

ByJ.P. Meirelles, S.R. Ensslin, E.M. Luz, A. Dutra, L. Ensslin

part 2|28 pages

Port performance II

chapter 5|8 pages

Improving capacity of port shunting yard

ByA. Rusca, F. Rusca, E. Rosca, V. Dragu, M. Rosca

chapter 6|10 pages

Analysis of a new container terminal using a simulation approach

ByN.A.S. Mathias, T.A. Santos, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 7|8 pages

Operational and cost based analysis of ship to ship—transshipment in Brazil: An application to the iron ore in the port of Santos

ByP.C.M. Oliveira, R.C. Botter

part 3|26 pages

Maritime transportation and economics

chapter 8|6 pages

Evaluation of the Portuguese ocean economy using the Satellite Account for the Sea

ByA.S. Simoes, M.R. Salvador, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 9|7 pages

Motorways of the sea

ByJ.-M. Laurens, P.-M. Guilcher

chapter 10|10 pages

Characterizing the operation of a roll-on roll-off short sea shipping service

ByT.A. Santos, C. Guedes Soares, R.C. Botter

part 4|22 pages

Big data in shipping

chapter 11|4 pages

Fishing activity patterns for Portuguese seiners based on VMS data analysis

ByA. Campos, P. Fonseca, P. Lopes, J. Parente, N. Antunes, P. Lousa

chapter 12|8 pages

Characterizing container ship traffic along the Portuguese coast using big data

ByR.C. Botter, T.A. Santos, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 13|8 pages

Methodology for estimating technical characteristics of container ships from AIS data

ByT.A. Santos, C. Guedes Soares

part 5|35 pages

Intelligent ship navigation

chapter 14|9 pages

Challenges and developments of water transport safety under intelligent environment

ByH.B. Tian, B. Wu, X.P. Yan

chapter 15|11 pages

Collision avoidance, guidance and control system for autonomous surface vehicles in complex navigation conditions

ByM.A. Hinostroza, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 16|4 pages

A framework of network marine meteorological information processing and visualization for ship navigation

ByXin Peng, Yuanqiao Wen, Chunhui Zhou, Liang Huang

chapter 17|7 pages

Role assignment and conflict identification for the encounter of ships under COLREGs

ByY. Zeng, J.F. Zhang, A.P. Teixeira, C. Guedes Soares

part 6|27 pages

Ship performance

chapter 18|9 pages

Design related speed loss and fuel consumption of ships in seaways

ByM. Riesner, O. el Moctar, T.E. Schellin

chapter 19|7 pages

Influence of main engine control strategies on fuel consumption and emissions

ByR. Vettor, M. Tadros, M. Ventura, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 20|7 pages

Analysis of multipurpose ship performance accounting for SME shipyard building limitations

ByY. Denev, P. Georgiev, Y. Garbatov

part 7|31 pages

Computational fluid dynamics

chapter 21|10 pages

Wake of a catamaran navigating in restricted waters

ByG.T.P. McSullea, J.M. Rodrigues, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 22|8 pages

A CFD study of a ship moving with constant drift angle in calm water and waves

ByH. Islam, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 23|9 pages

Ship self-propulsion performance prediction by using OpenFOAM and different simplified propeller models

ByS. Gaggero, T. Gaggero, G. Tani, G. Vernengo, M. Viviani, D. Villa

part 8|25 pages

Resistance and propulsion

chapter 24|6 pages

Experimental study of frictional drag reduction on a hull model by air-bubbling

ByE. Ravina, S. Guidomei

chapter 25|7 pages

Procedure for production of scaled ship models for towing tank testing

ByK.D. Giannisi, D.E. Liarokapis, J.P. Trachanas, G.P. Milonas, G.D. Tzabiras

chapter 26|9 pages

A benchmark test of ship resistance in extremely shallow water

ByQ. Zeng, C. Thill, R. Hekkenberg

part 9|16 pages

Ship propulsion

chapter 27|7 pages

Optimization scheme for the selection of the propeller in ship concept design

ByM. Tadros, M. Ventura, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 28|6 pages

Marine propulsion shafting: A study of whirling vibrations

ByS. Busquier, S. Martinez, M.J. Legaz

part 10|26 pages

Dynamics and control

chapter 29|7 pages

Assessment of the electric propulsion motor controller for the Colombian offshore patrol vessel

ByC. Morales, E. Insignares, B. Verma, D. Fuentes, M. Ruiz

chapter 30|8 pages

Simulation of a marine dynamic positioning system equipped with cycloidal propellers

ByM. Altosole, S. Donnarumma, V. Spagnolo, S. Vignolo

chapter 31|8 pages

Reliability analysis of dynamic positioning systems

ByM.V. Clavijo, M.R. Martins, A.M. Schleder

part 11|26 pages

Marine pollution and sustainability

chapter 32|8 pages

Sustainability in Fishing Vessel Design Process 1988-2018

ByF.A. Veenstra, J.A.A.M. Stoop, J.J. Hopman

chapter 33|7 pages

Ballast Water Management: And Now, What to Do?

ByL. Guerrero, J. Pancorbo, J.A. Arias

chapter 34|8 pages

Persistent Organic Pollutants in Baltic Herring in the Gulf of Riga and Gulf of Finland (North-Eastern Baltic Sea)

ByL. Jarv, T. Raid, M. Simm, M. Radin, H. Kiviranta, P. Ruokojarvi

part 12|25 pages

Ship design

chapter 35|7 pages

Critical Wind Velocity for Harbor Container Stability

ByA. Balbi, M.P. Repetto, G. Solari, A. Freda, G. Riotto

chapter 36|7 pages

Tool for initial hull structure dimensioning at ship concept design

ByF. Sisci, M. Ventura

chapter 37|8 pages

Conceptual design of multipurpose ship and fleet accounting for SME shipyard building limitations

ByT. Damyanliev, P. Georgiev, I. Atanasova, Y. Garbatov

part 13|32 pages

Ship structures I

chapter 38|10 pages

Analysis of the ultimate strength of corroded ships involved in collision accidents and subjected to biaxial bending

ByJ.W. Ringsberg, Z Li, A Kuznecovs, E Johnson

chapter 39|8 pages

Residual strength assessment of a grounded container ship subjected to asymmetrical bending loads

ByM. Tekgoz, Y. Garbatov, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 40|12 pages

Strength assessment of an aged single hull tanker grounded in mud and used as port oil storage

ByN. Vladimir, I. Senjanovic, N. Alujevic, S. Tomasevic, D.S. Cho

part 14|28 pages

Ship structures II

chapter 41|9 pages

Failure assessment of transition piece of jacket offshore wind turbine

ByB. Yeter, Y. Garbatov, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 42|8 pages

Low-Cycle Fatigue of Damaged Stiffened Panel in Ship Structures

ByI. Gledic, J. Parunov

chapter 43|8 pages

Failure assessment of wash plates with different degree of openings

ByS. Saad-Eldeen, Y. Garbatov, C. Guedes Soares

part 15|26 pages

Structures in composite materials

chapter 44|7 pages

Experimental and numerical structural analysis of a windsurf fin

ByF. Nascimento, L.S. Sutherland, Y. Garbatov

chapter 45|7 pages

Uncertainty propagation and sensitivity analysis of a laminated composite beam

ByM. Calvario, A.P. Teixeira, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 46|8 pages

Experimental study of the residual strength of damaged hybrid steel-FRP balcony overhangs of ships

ByN. Kharghani, C. Guedes Soares

part 16|34 pages

Shipyard technology

chapter 47|8 pages

Model to forecast times and costs of cutting, assembling and welding stages of construction of ship blocks

ByA. Oliveira, J.M. Gordo

chapter 48|10 pages

Causal Analysis of Accidents at Work in a Shipyard Complemented with Bayesian Nets Modelling

ByB. Costa, C. Jacinto, A.P. Teixeira, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 49|8 pages

Analysis of SME Ship Repair Yard Capacity in Building New Ships

ByI. Atanasova, T. Damyanliev, P. Georgiev, Y. Garbatov

chapter 50|6 pages

Shipyards of the 21st century: Industrial internet of things on site

ByVicente Diaz-Casas, Alicia Munin Doce, Pedro Trueba Martinez, Sara Ferreno Gonzalez, M. Vilar

part 17|14 pages

Coating and corrosion

chapter 51|6 pages

Internal Corrosion Simulation of Long Distance Sandwich Pipe

ByCheng Hong, Yuxi Wang, Jiankun Yang, Segen F. Estefen, Marcelo Igor Lourengo

chapter 52|6 pages

Ceramic coating solution for offshore structures

ByS. Garcia, A. Trueba, L.M. Vega, E. Madariaga

part 18|22 pages

Maintenance

chapter 53|8 pages

Life cycle and cost performance analysis on ship structural maintenance strategy of a short route hybrid

ByH. Wang, E. Oguz, B. Jeong, P. Zhou

chapter 54|6 pages

An integrated operational system to reduce O&M cost of offshore wind farms

ByK. Wang, X. Jiang, R.R. Negenborn, X. Yan, Y. Yuan

chapter 55|6 pages

Ships on condition data driven maintenance management

ByS. Lampreia, V. Lobo, V. Vairinhos, J.G. Requeijo

part 19|26 pages

Risk analysis

chapter 56|7 pages

Risk analysis of ships & offshore wind turbines collision: Risk evaluation and case study

ByQing Yu, Xuri Xin, Kezhong Liu, Jinfen Zhang

chapter 57|8 pages

Risk analysis of innovative maritime transport solutions using the extended Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) methodology

ByE. Chalkia, E. Sdoukopoulos, E. Bekiaris

chapter 58|10 pages

Sensitivity analysis of risk-based conceptual ship design

ByY. Garbatov, F. Sisci

part 20|35 pages

Offshore and subsea technology

chapter 59|14 pages

Risk assessment of subsea oil and gas production systems at the concept selection phase

ByM. Abdelmalek, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 60|12 pages

Availability Assessment of A Power Plant Working on The Allam Cycle

ByU. Bhardwaj, A.P. Teixeira, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 61|7 pages

Subsea Water Separation: A Promising Strategy for Offshore Field Development

ByY.X. Wang, C. Hong, J.K. Yang, S.F. Estefen, M.I. Lourenço

part 21|32 pages

Ship motions I

chapter 62|9 pages

Characterization of ship motions induced by wake waves

ByF.G.L. Pedro, L.V. Pinheiro, C.J.E.M. Fortes, J.A. Santos, M.A. Hinostroza

chapter 63|11 pages

Motions and mooring loads of a tanker moored at open jetty in long crested irregular waves including second order effects

ByH.S. Abdelwahab, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 64|8 pages

Numerical and experimental study of ship-generated waves

ByS.R.A. Rodrigues, C. Guedes Soares, J.A. Santos

part 22|32 pages

Ship motions II

chapter 65|8 pages

Hydrodynamic study of the influence of bow and stern appendages in the performance of the vessel OPV 93

ByB. Verma, D. Fuentes, L. Leal, F. Zarate

chapter 66|11 pages

Seakeeping optimization of a catamaran to operate as fast crew supplier at the Alentejo basin

ByF. Belga, M. Ventura, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 67|10 pages

Comparative study of various strip-theory seakeeping codes in predicting heave and pitch motions of fast displacement ships in head seas

ByF. Belga, S. Sutulo, C. Guedes Soares

part 23|21 pages

Ships in transit

chapter 68|10 pages

The transit state evaluation of a large floating dock by seakeeping criteria

ByE. Burlacu, L. Domnisoru

chapter 69|9 pages

Comparison of dynamic and quasi-static towline model for evaluation of wave-induced towed ship motions

ByI. Catipovic

part 24|24 pages

Wave-structure interaction

chapter 70|7 pages

Comparisons of CFD, experimental and analytical simulations of a heaving box-type floating structure

ByH. Islam, S.C. Mohapatra, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 71|5 pages

TLP surge motion: A nonlinear dynamic analysis

ByS. Amat, M.J. Legaz

chapter 72|8 pages

Wave interaction with a rectangular long floating structure over flat bottom

ByY. Guo, S.C. Mohapatra, C. Guedes Soares

part 25|30 pages

Wave and wind energy

chapter 73|9 pages

Optimization of wave energy converters in the OPWEC project

ByF. Taveira-Pinto, P. Rosa-Santos, C.A. Rodriguez, M. Lopez, V. Ramos, S. Xu, K. Rezanejad, S. Wang, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 74|10 pages

Experimental study of two mooring systems for wave energy converters

ByS. Xu, S. Wang, T.S. Hallak, K. Rezanejad, M.A. Hinostroza, C. Guedes Soares, C.A. Rodriguez, P. Rosa-Santos, F. Taveira-Pinto

chapter 75|8 pages

Experimental study on auto-parametrically excited heaving motion of a spar-buoy

ByT. Iseki

part 26|29 pages

Waves

chapter 76|5 pages

Numerical Analysis of Waves Attenuation by Vegetation in Enclosed Waters

ByG.O. Mattosinho, G.F. Maciel, A.S. Vieira, C.J.E.M. Fortes

chapter 77|6 pages

Peak period statistics associated with significant wave heights by conditional mean functions of the distributions

ByG. Muraleedharan, C. Lucas, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 78|6 pages

Analysis of Extreme Storms in the Black Sea

ByL. Rusu, M. Bernardino, C. Guedes Soares

chapter 79|9 pages

Robust estimation and representation of climatic wave spectrum

ByG. Rodriguez, G. Clarindo, C. Guedes Soares
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