Journal of Navigation and Port Research 2007;31(1):1-6.
Published online February 28, 2007.
선박조종시뮬레이션의 근접도 평가에서 연속 분석과 목표선 분석에 관한 비교 연구
정태권, 이동섭
Comparison of Goal-line and In-length Analyses in the Proximity Measures of Simulated Maneuvers
Tae-Gweon Jeong, Dong-Sup Lee
Abstract
The evaluation of safety of simulated maneuvers is frequently analysed by so called goal-line or point of interest in Korea. For the purpose of warning the risk in the proximity measure composed of only the goal-line analysis, this paper utilized Korea Institute of Maritime and Fisheries Technology(KIMFT) which houses a real-time, full-mission shiphandling simulator to examine the goal-line and in-length analyses in the outbound channel of Kwangyang port as an example. It used a 15,000 TEU container ship as a model under environmental conditions of the northwestly 26-knot wind and 2.2-knot ebb current. The result of two analyses showed the probability invading the channel boundary obtained by the goal-line analysis is a little greater than that CJf the in-length analysis. Therejore it was acknowledged that the proximity measure by the goal-line analysis alone may be followed by some risk In addition, this paper was to suggest the closest distance to channel boundary from the ship's edge as one of proximity measures, instead of using the ship's deviation from the centerline of channel.
Key Words: Proximity measure;Continuous or in-length analysis;Goal line or line analysis; Composite track plot analysis;Average closest distance; Group average closest distance;Group standard deviation


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