目視波高と船体動揺について

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The ship motion is induced by waves and it's magnitude depend on the wave direction. Such motion　increases the probability of an accident such as a fall or collision. Understanding the relationship　between a ship's motion and wave height can help to reduce or prevent accidents on board.　Generally, it is assumed that the maximum wave height is in proportional to the significant wave　height. The Ship motion is expressed as the significant acceleration. If the significant acceleration is　proportional to the maximum acceleration then the maximum acceleration can be derived from the　significant acceleration. We investigate the likelihood and extent of an accident from the maximum　acceleration. However, it is found that the significant acceleration is not proportional to the　maximum acceleration.
海上保安大学校の論文
2010-03-30