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Full Description
Maritime-Port Technology and Development contains the latest research results and innovations as presented at the 2014 International Maritime and Port Technology and Development Conference (Trondheim, Norway, 27- 29 October 2014). The volume is divided into a wide range of topics:
• Efficient and environmentally friendly energy use in ships and ports
• Demanding and safe maritime operations and intervention
• Maritime transport and operations in the Arctic
• Remotely controlled and monitored shipping, traffic surveillance and control
• Port-ship interface optimization
• Effective port infrastructure
• LNG and other novel fuels: Distribution and use
• Optimization in maritime logistics, fleet and vessel design
Maritime-Port Technology and Development contributes to efficiency and reliability of seaborne transport and operations, and will be useful to academics and engineers involved in marine technology-related research and the marine industry.
Contents
Foreword Congestion and truck service time minimization in a container terminal D. Ambrosino & C. Caballini A dynamic discrete berth allocation problem for container terminals M.M. Gargari & M.S.F. Niasar Ontology based management of maritime rules and compliance M. Hagaseth, O.J. Rodseth, P. Lohrmann, D. Griffiths & M. Seizou Maritime Single Windows: Lessons learned from the eMAR Project I. Koliousis, P. Koliousis & T. Katsoulakos A study on estimation methodology of GHG emission from vessels by using energy efficiency index and time series monitoring data T. Kano & S. Namie A pathway towards more sustainable shipping in 2050: A possible future for automation and remote operations G. Manno Ship retrofit solutions: Economic, energy and environmental impacts R. Aronietis, C. Sys & T. Vanelslander Model and simulation of operational energy efficiency for inland river ships X. Sun, X.P. Yan & Q.Z. Yin Reinforcing existing port facilities to withstand natural disasters: An analysis of increased construction costs K. Takahashi, Y. Kasugai & I. Fukuda Designing an autonomous collision avoidance controller respecting COLREG H.-C. Burmeister & W. Bruhn A generic modelling approach for heavy lifting marine operations J. Xu & K.H. Halse Model Predictive Control of a waterborne AGV at the operational level H. Zheng, R.R. Negenborn & G. Lodewijks Estimation of Dynamic Positioning performance by time-domain simulations-a step toward safer operations D.T. Nguyen, L. Pivano & O. Smogeli Possibilities to determine design loads for thrusters and drivetrain components using the flexible multibody-system method B. Schlecht & T. Rosenlocher Computational Fluid Dynamics simulations of propeller wake effects on seabed V.T. Nguyen, H.H. Nguyen, J. Lou & L. Yde Enhanced electrochemical performance in merged olivine structured cathode materials S. Saadat & R. Yazami Sea trials for validation of shiphandling simulation models-a case study O. Selvik, T.E. Berg & S. Gavrilin Anti-corrosion method for marine steel structure by the calcareous deposits T. Iwamoto, Y. Suzuki, K. Ohta, K. Akamine & Y. Yamanouchi A risk based approach to the design of unmanned ship control systems O.J. Rodseth & A. Tjora Offshore upstream logistics for operations in arctic environment A.-S. Milakovic, S. Ehlers, M.H. Westvik & P. Schutz An evaluation of evacuation systems for arctic waters O.E. Staalesen & S. Ehlers An approach towards the design of robust arctic maritime transport systems M. Bergstrom, S. Ehlers & S.O. Erikstad Defining operational criteria for offshore vessels T.E. Berg, O. Selvik & B.O. Berge Real time ship exhaust gas monitoring for compliance to SOx and NOx regulation and CO2 footprint T. Wijaya, T. Tjahjowidodo & P. Thepsithar Modelling of LNG fuel systems for simulations of transient operations E.L. Grotle, V. Aesoy & E. Pedersen Future Internet enabled ship-port coordination A. Rialland & A. Tjora Ship port pre-arrival reporting and ship survey status as eMar services E. Vanem, D. Yarmolenka & G. Korody Author index
