Parametric study on environmetal loads of hindcast and measured full scale data

Mayeetae, Zuraida; Liew, Mohd Shahir; John, Kurian V.

doi:10.1109/natpc.2011.6136355

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“…Table 4 displays the correction factors for different locations, as presented by Mayeetae et al 37 It was found that there was less variance in correction factors. Therefore, correction factors were considered to account for all monsoons.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Mayeetae et al 37 in their research article explained the prime necessity of the integrity of metocean data. The SEAFINE data was approved by The SEAFINE data was approved by Mayeetae et al 37 Hindcasting was carried out to remove the inconsistencies of the measured and SEAFINE hindcast. 8,37 Table 4 displays the correction factors for different locations, as presented by Mayeetae et al 37 It was found that there was less variance in correction factors.…”

Section: Lng Carrier and Wave Conditionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The SEAFINE data was approved by The SEAFINE data was approved by Mayeetae et al 37 Hindcasting was carried out to remove the inconsistencies of the measured and SEAFINE hindcast. 8,37 Table 4 displays the correction factors for different locations, as presented by Mayeetae et al 37 It was found that there was less variance in correction factors. Therefore, correction factors were considered to account for all monsoons.…”

Section: Lng Carrier and Wave Conditionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Patel et al 8 explained the SEAFINE data, which is administered by Oceanweather, Inc. (OWI). In their previous research, Mayeetae et al 37 explained that the offshore designs, operations and reliability of results are best produced through utilization of measured metocean data. Mayeetae et al 37 in their research article explained the prime necessity of the integrity of metocean data.…”

Section: Lng Carrier and Wave Conditionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Dynamic roll instability of liquid natural gas carrier during offloading operations and prediction of downtime cost in Malaysian waters

Patel¹,

Liew²,

Kang

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part M:

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The loss of revenue or global loss in term of cost due to downtime conditions is always a concern for field operators. Prevailing wave conditions may suddenly appear during offloading operations, which will influence the overall process and may lead to downtime of operations. Severe weather can significantly impact downtime costs of offloading operations and cause a huge loss of revenue. This research work integrates the dynamic stability with downtime cost for LNG carrier in different location of Malaysian waters using real time metocean data. This study on downtime cost utilizes the real time and location-specific wave scatters, as well as limiting criteria of offloading in Malaysian waters. The dynamic roll stability of LNG carrier was investigated for ABS criteria in two depths of water at three real-time locations. Susceptible wave conditions had been identified along with downtime cost analysis. This domain of downtime cost study was further rendered into mathematical package in the form of graphical interfaces for field operators. This mathematical based graphical interface facilitates in predicting location-specific downtime cost charts and allows operator companies to determine the fiscal losses for different range of downtime days and various capacities of LNG carrier. Overall, this research contributes by linking dynamic stability with operating costs through real time metocean data in Malaysian waters.

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Section: Lng Carrier and Wave Conditionsmentioning

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Section: Lng Carrier and Wave Conditionsmentioning

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Section: Lng Carrier and Wave Conditionsmentioning

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Dynamic roll instability of liquid natural gas carrier during offloading operations and prediction of downtime cost in Malaysian waters

Patel¹,

Liew²,

Kang

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part M:

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“…There were many researches on various models regarding sea or particularly South East Asia Fine Grid Hindcast (SEAFINE). These researches [19][20][21][22][23] [20,26]. The specific objectives for SEAFINE is to provide: a fine grid wind and wave hindcast that constitutes 50-year continuous data, large grid resolution for waves and wind fields, and 20-50 years fine resolutions for current hindcast [24].…”

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Modeling RDF Data for MetOcean Information Systems

Danyaro¹,

Jaafar²

2014

JCP

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This paper suggests a Resource Description Framework (RDF) model for effective handling of distributed data relating to the Semantic Web. RDF is a data model that integrates aptly structured data. The World Wide Web is facing great challenges in data retrieval as a result of increase and request of knowledge from different sources. This brings the issue of information overload. Therefore, in minimizing this challenge, the paper presents the process of modeling RDF knowledge base which is the essential step of Semantic Web development. As a state-ofthe-art research, a meteorological and oceanographic dataset has been used to provide the basic concepts of RDF serialization. The result accessed through the developed SPARQL endpoint. Thus, it implies that the approach is sufficient for querying as well as data representation of distributed data.

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