Advances in Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation

160 Pages·2019·20.427 MB·English

by  Neumann, Tomasz, Weintrit, Adam

ADVANCESINMARINENAVIGATIONANDSAFETYOFSEATRANSPORTATION

Advances in Marine Navigation and
Safety of Sea Transportation
Editors
Adam Weintrit &Tomasz Neumann
GdyniaMaritimeUniversity,Gdynia,Poland
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Contents
Listofreviewers VII
AdvancesinMarineNavigationandSafetyofSeaTransportation.Introduction 1
A.Weintrit&T.Neumann
Chapter1. AdvancesinMarineNavigation 3
1.1 AnalysisofPrimaryPositionValidationinECDISSystem 5
D.Šakan,S.Žuškin,D.Brcˇic´&S.Valcˇic´
1.2 ComparisonbetweenSimulatorModelledandEmpiricalShipSquatPrediction 17
M.Baric,L.Grbic,R.Mohovic&D.Mohovic
1.3 EnvironmentalImpactofNewMaritimeRoutesCadiz-Huelva-Algarve:PreliminaryStudy 21
D.Marín,E.Nebot,L.A.Fdez-Güelfo,D.Sales&A.Querol
1.4 OptimalRoutePlanningAlgorithmforCoastalShipsConsideringOceanEnvironment
andGrounding 27
W.Lee,W.Yoo,S.H.Ham&T.Kim
1.5 ProbabilisticModelingofShip-bankContactsBasedonManoeuvringPerformance
underEnvironmentalLoads 31
H.Liu,N.Ma,X.C.Gu&L.P.Wu
1.6 StatisticalAnalysisoftheRealSurfaceCurrentsandWindParametersfortheSzczecinLagoon 39
L.Kasyk,M.Kijewska&K.Pleskacz
Chapter2. Inland,Costal,PortandOffshoreInnovations 49
2.1 ANovelAlgorithmforModelingHumanDecisionMakingofInboundMerchantShips–
ACaseStudyoftheShanghaiWaigaoqiaoPhaseIVPort 51
J.Xue,C.Z.Wu&P.vanGelder
2.2 PolarPlotCapabilityofaTuginIndirectandDirectModeofEscortTowing 57
J.Artyszuk
2.3 UseofAssociationRulesforCause-effectsRelationshipsAnalysisofCollisionAccidents
intheYangtzeRiver 65
B.Wu,J.H.Zhang,X.P.Yan&T.L.Yip
2.4 VesselTrafficServices:Innovation,Adaptation,andContinuedRelevance 73
G.Hanchrow
Chapter3. NewPerspectiveforCommunicationSystems 79
3.1 AReviewofNAVDATandVDESasUpgradesofMaritimeCommunicationSystems 81
S.I.Bauk
3.2 DetainedVesselsUnderParisMoU:ImplementationofGMDSS 89
R.E.Rey-Charlo,F.Piniella&J.I.Alcaide
Chapter4. ChallengesinSafetyofSeaTransportation 97
4.1 AnalysisofAccidentsDuringMaritimeTransportationofCargoFumigatedbyPhosphine:
Causes,Consequences,Prevention 99
E.Belobrov,V.Torskiy&G.Rangayeva
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4.2 ApplicationoftheBPMNModelsinMaritimeTransport 105
M.Dramski
4.3 MathematicalModelofHydrodynamicCharacteristicsontheShip’sHullforAnyDriftAngles 111
O.F.Kryvyi&M.V.Miyusov
4.4 NewPassengerMaritimeTransportSystemforGulfofCadiz(ESPOmarPROJECT) 117
J.I.Alcaide,R.GarcíaLlave,F.Piniella&A.Querol
4.5 ShipDesignChallengesforESPOMARProject:AReviewofAvailableMethods 123
M.J.Legaz,A.Querol&B.Flethes
4.6 StudyonApplyingNumericModelingCFDforFuelInjectionProcessofCommon
RailSysteminMarineDieselEngine 129
V.QuanPhan&H.DangTran
4.7 TheInternationalConventionfortheControlandManagementofShips’BallastWater
andSediments:ARespectfulWaytoTackletheProblemofAquaticBiodiversityin
MaritimeTransport 135
R.GarcíaLlave&J.I.Alcaide
4.8 TheoreticalResearchonMassExchangeBetweenanAutonomousTransportModuleand
theEnvironmentintheProcessofTransportfromtheSeabed 143
W.Filipek&K.Broda
Authorindex 151
VI
List of reviewers
Prof.NicoletaAcomi,ConstantaMaritimeUniversity,Constanta,Romania
Prof.SauliAhvenjärvi,SatakuntaUniversityofAppliedSciences,Rauma,Finland
Prof.AntonioAngrisano,UniversitàTelematica‘GiustinoFortunato’,Benevento,Italy
Prof.AndrzejBa˛k,MaritimeUniversityofSzczecin,Poland
Prof.SanjaBauk,UniversityofMontenegro,Kotor,Montenegro
Prof.TorEinarBerg,SINTEFOcean,Trondheim,Norway
Prof.Shwu-JingChang,NationalTaiwanOceanUniversity(NTOU),Keelung,Taiwan
Prof.MarcinChrzan,UniversityofTechnologyandHumanities,Radom,Poland
Prof.StephenJ.Cross,InternationalMarineSimulatorForum,GlobalMaritimeAcademics,TheNetherlands
Prof.KevinCullinane,UniversityofGothenburg,Sweden
Prof.PatrickDonner,WorldMaritimeUniversity,Malmö,Sweden
Prof.EamonnDoyle,NationalMaritimeCollegeofIreland,Cork,Ireland-EmeritusProfessor
Prof.AndrzejFelski,PolishNavalAcademy,Gdynia,Poland
Prof.AlbertoFrancescutto,UniversityofTrieste,Trieste,Italy
Prof.WieslawGalor,MaritimeUniversityofSzczecin,Poland
Prof.HassanGhassemi,AmirkabirUniversityofTechnology(AUT),Teheran,Iran
Prof.WitoldGierusz,GdyniaMaritimeUniversity,Gdynia,Poland
Prof.FlorisGoerlandt,DalhousieUniversity,Halifax,Canada
Prof.LucjanGucma,MaritimeUniversityofSzczecin,Poland
Prof.MaciejGucma,MaritimeUniversityofSzczecin,Poland
Prof.GregoryHanchrow,MaritimeCollege,StateUniversityofNewYork(SUNY),NewYork,TheUnitedStates
Prof.KalinKalinov,NikolaY.VaptsarovNavalAcademy,Varna,Bulgaria
Prof.WitoldKazimierski,MaritimeUniversityofSzczecin,Poland
Prof.LechKobylinski,TheShipHandlingResearchandTrainingCentreatIlawa,Poland
Prof.VitaliyKoshevyy,OdessaNationalMaritimeAcademy,Odessa,Ukraine
Prof.PrzemysławKrata,GdyniaMaritimeUniversity,Poland
Prof.SerdarKum,IstanbulTechnicalUniversity,Istanbul,Turkey
Prof.ArturMakar,PolishNavalAcademy,Gdynia,Poland
Prof.JerzyMatusiak,HelsinkiUniversityofTechnology,Helsinki,Finland
Prof.JerzyMikulski,UniversityofEconomics,Katowice,Poland
Prof.WaldemarMironiuk,PolishNavalAcademy,Gdynia,Poland
Prof.NikitasNikitakos,UniversityoftheAegean,Chios,Greece
Prof.AndyNorris,TheRoyalInstituteofNavigation,London,TheUnitedKingdom
Prof.ZbigniewOtremba,GdyniaMaritimeUniversity,Gdynia,Poland
Prof.VytautasPaulauskas,KlaipedaUniversity,Klaipeda,Lithuania
Prof.MarzennaPopek,GdyniaMaritimeUniversity,Gdynia,Poland
Prof.ThomasT.Porathe,NorwegianUniversityofScienceandTechnology,Trondheim,Norway
Prof.MalekPourzanjani,SouthAfricanInternationalMaritimeInstitute(SAIMI),PortElizabeth,SouthAfrica
Prof.DorotaPyc´,UniversityofGdan´sk,Poland
Prof.MartinRenilson,AustralianMaritimeCollege,UniversityofTasmania,Launceston,Australia
Prof.HelenSampson,CardiffSchoolofSocialSciences,CardiffUniversity,TheUnitedKingdom
Prof.ArnaudSerry,UniversitéduHavre,LeHavre,France
Prof.SutantoSoehodho,UniversityofIndonesia,Jakarta,Indonesia
Prof.AndrzejStateczny,Gdan´skUniversityofTechnology,Gdan´sk,Poland
Prof.FranciscoTaveira-Pinto,UniversityofPorto(FEUP),Porto,Portugal
Prof.VladimirTorskiy,OdessaNationalMaritimeAcademy,Odessa,Ukraine
Prof.JanuszUriasz,MaritimeUniversityofSzczecin,Poland
Prof.Byeong-DeokYea,KoreaMaritimeandOceanUniversity,Busan,Korea
Prof.HomayounYousefi,ChabaharMaritimeUniversity,Chabahar,Iran
VII

Advances in Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation.
Introduction
A. Weintrit & T. Neumann
Gdynia Maritime University, Gdynia, Poland
Poland Branch of the Nautical Institute

The contents of the book are partitioned into four vessels under Paris MoU: implementation of
separate chapters: Chapter 1 - Advances in Marine GMDSS.
Navigation; Chapter 2 - Inland, Costal, Port and The fourth chapter describes variety of challenges
Offshore Innovations; Chapter 3 - New Perspective in safety of sea transportation: analysis of accidents
for Communication Systems; Chapter 4 - Challenges during maritime transportation of cargo fumigated
in Safety of Sea Transportation. by phosphine, application of the BPMN models in
In each of them readers can find a few maritime transport, mathematical model of
subchapters. Subchapters collected in the first hydrodynamic characteristics on the ship's hull for
chapter, titled ‘Advances in Marine Navigation’, any drift angles, new passenger maritime transport
concern the following aspects: analysis of primary system for Gulf of Cadiz, ship design challenges for
position validation in ECDIS, comparison between ESPOMAR project (a review of available methods),
simulator modelled and empirical ship squat study on applying numeric modelling CFD for fuel
prediction, environmental impact of new maritime injection process of common rail system in marine
routes Cadiz-Huelva-Algarve, optimal route diesel engine, the international convention for the
planning algorithm for coastal ships considering control and management of ships' ballast water and
ocean environment and grounding, probabilistic sediments, a respectful way to tackle the problem of
modelling of ship-bank contacts based on aquatic biodiversity in maritime transport, and
manoeuvring performance under environmental theoretical research on mass exchange between an
loads, and statistical analysis of the real surface autonomous transport module and the environment
currents and wind parameters for the Szczecin in the process of transport from the seabed.
Lagoon. Each sub-chapter was reviewed at least by three
In the second chapter there are described independent reviewers. All were presented at the
problems related to inland, costal, port and offshore 13th International Conference TransNav 2019 on
innovations covering: a novel algorithm for Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea
modelling human decision making of inbound Transportation, which held in Gdynia between 12
merchant ships (a case study of the Shanghai and 14 June 2019 .The Editors would like to express
Waigaoqiao phase iv port), polar plot capability of a their gratitude to distinguished authors and
tug in indirect and direct mode of escort towing, use reviewers of sub-chapters for their great contribution
of association rules for cause-effects relationships for expected success of the publication. They
analysis of collision accidents in the Yangtze River congratulates the authors and reviewers for their
and VTS (Vessel Traffic Services) innovation, excellent work.
adaptation, and continued relevance.
The third chapter deals with new perspective for
communication systems. The contents of the third
chapter are partitioned into two subchapters. The
third chapter deals with new perspective for
communication systems. The contents of the third
chapter are partitioned into two subchapters: a
review of NAVDAT and VDES as upgrades of
maritime communication systems; and detained
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