BaSSy Project - Revision history

80.251.195.31 at 19:24, 15 April 2009

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 In future more consequence models is planned to be implemented in the BaSSy program.
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Oferiks at 09:09, 5 April 2009

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	In future more consequence models is planned to be implemented in the BaSSy program.		In future more consequence models is planned to be implemented in the BaSSy program.

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Oferiks at 09:06, 5 April 2009

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	The BaSSy project is a joint research project between Technical University of Denmark, GateHouse (Denmark), SSPA (Sweden), and VTT (Finland), which is funded in part by The Danish Maritime Foundation and Det Nordiske Ministerråd.		The BaSSy project is a joint research project between Technical University of Denmark, GateHouse (Denmark), SSPA (Sweden), and VTT (Finland), which is funded in part by The Danish Maritime Foundation and Det Nordiske Ministerråd.

	The BaSSy program is planned to contain tools for extracting the traffic distribution and traffic density functions from AIS data.		The BaSSy program is planned to contain tools for extracting the traffic distribution and traffic density functions from AIS data. These automatic extraction tools are not yet a part of the IWRAP MK II program (Contact GateHouse - pch<at>gatehouse<.>dk - for information on how to get access to these toolboxes).

	These automatic extraction tools are not yet a part of the IWRAP MK II program (Contact GateHouse - pch<at>gatehouse<.>dk - for information on how to get access to these toolboxes).

	Given that a collision or grounding has taken place, the spatial distribution of the damages may further be calculated.		Given that a collision or grounding has taken place, the spatial distribution of the damages may further be calculated.

Oferiks at 08:46, 5 April 2009

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	The BaSSy program is planned to contain tools for extracting the traffic distribution and traffic density functions from AIS data.		The BaSSy program is planned to contain tools for extracting the traffic distribution and traffic density functions from AIS data.

	These tools are not part of the IWRAP MK II program (Contact GateHouse (pch@gatehouse.dk) for information on how to get access to these toolboxes).		These automatic extraction tools are not yet a part of the IWRAP MK II program (Contact GateHouse - pch<at>gatehouse<.>dk - for information on how to get access to these toolboxes).

	Given that a collision or grounding has taken place, the spatial distribution of the damages may further be calculated.		Given that a collision or grounding has taken place, the spatial distribution of the damages may further be calculated.

Oferiks at 08:38, 5 April 2009

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	Given that a collision or grounding has taken place, the spatial distribution of the damages may further be calculated.		Given that a collision or grounding has taken place, the spatial distribution of the damages may further be calculated.

	Results of such analysis may in the BaSSy program be presented in terms of probability distributions, for indentation depth, length and height of the holes and for their location.		Results of such analysis may in the BaSSy program be presented in terms of probability distributions, for indentation depth, length and height of the holes and for their location.

			Knowing the structural damage the resulting consequences in terms of bunker oil outflow and cargo outflow may subsequently be calculated.

			In future more consequence models is planned to be implemented in the BaSSy program.

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The BaSSy project is a joint research project between Technical University of Denmark, GateHouse (Denmark), SSPA (Sweden), and VTT (Finland), which is funded in part by The Danish Maritime Foundation and Det Nordiske Ministerråd.

The BaSSy program is planned to contain tools for extracting the traffic distribution and traffic density functions from AIS data.

These tools are not part of the IWRAP MK II program (Contact GateHouse (pch@gatehouse.dk) for information on how to get access to these toolboxes).

Given that a collision or grounding has taken place, the spatial distribution of the damages may further be calculated.

Results of such analysis may in the BaSSy program be presented in terms of probability distributions, for indentation depth, length and height of the holes and for their location.

[[Category:Theory]]