英文摘要 |
This paper proposes a navigator-oriented safety assessing model for a large vessel entering Keelung Harbor. This model can not only be further applied for another port entrance of a large vessel but also be combined into a pre-alert system for vessel traffic service. First of all, the operation process was formed in three key issues, which were 'the keep course ability', 'the deviation between heading and course' and 'the crash stop distance'. A class of semi-analysis and semi-empirical formulation were subsequently adopted in order to meet the criteria of conceptual, testable and conservative propositions. Moreover, the integrated formulation could fulfill the practical circumstance with only limited information in a ship's particular and a pilot card. Scenario analyses in conjunction with case studies were conducted to verify and validate the safety assessing model. The results shown that the real-time model, through several practical ease studies, can spontaneously evaluate the safety in currently available process. |