SNAME Ad Hoc Panel #6
Scenarios and Applications Working Group (WG3)
Last revised: Sept 7, 1998 (created)
Previous revisions: none
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Objectives
Work Plan, Tasks and Methods
Deliverables
Scheduled Meetings
Additional Information and Related
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References
WG3 Leader:
Dr. Alan Brown
Virginia Tech Department of Aerospace & Ocean Engineering
Blacksburg, VA 24061
Phone: 540-231-4950
Fax: 540-231-9632
e-mail: brown@aoe.vt.edu
New
WG3 web page created. Scenario baseline description
(pdf format) posted for comment.
Objectives
Define standard scenarios and conditions for grounding and collision analyses.
This may include probabilistic and/or deterministic descriptions of ship
speed, trim, collision angle, striking ship displacement, striking ship
bow characteristics, impact point, bottom, rock characteristics, rock height
above baseline, sea state, ice mass, etc.
Define standard criteria and methodologies for applying structural performance
in grounding and collision including oil outflow, carriage of nuclear waste,
damaged stability, ultimate strength and serviceability. Provide basis
for performance specifications in these areas.
Scenarios from WG3 will be calibrated and used by WG1 in the grounding
and collision models. WG1 will recommend scenario inputs required for damage
prediction.
Work Plan, Tasks and Methods
Material compiled by workgroup members will be posted on the workgroup
web pages for comment and question throughout the work of the panel.
Work will follow an iterative process:
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WG leader - post material for other members to review and discuss.
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WG members - provide comment, critique, alternative approaches, supporting
or conflicting data, etc.
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WG leader - integrate feedback, model, assess, post feedback
Tasks and work plan events include:
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Discuss and integrate with other workgroups at the panel meeting during
the SNAME Annual Meeting, November 1998.
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Present the results of Tasks 1, 2 and 3 in an Informal Panel Workshop,
February/March 1999
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Support other panel working groups.
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Contribute to the panel paper for the SNAME Annual Meeting 1999.
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Complete new work - January 2000.
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Provide paper for 2nd International Conference on Designs and
Methodologies for Collision and Grounding Protection of Ships, Summer 2000.
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Publish a SNAME Collision and Grounding Design Guideline defining
standard scenarios, design methodologies and performance criteria, Fall
2000.
Additional Information and Related
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