Vessel monitoring and design in industry 4.0

A data driven perspective

Conference paper (2016)

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Luca Oneto University of Genova
Davide Anguita University of Genova
A. Coraddu DAMEN Shipyards Singapore
Toine Cleophas DAMEN Shipyards Singapore
Katerina Xepapa DAMEN Shipyards Singapore
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Published Date

09-11-2016

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English

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Abstract

The main purpose of this work is to build a data driven model to create realistic operating profiles in order to assess and compare different design solutions. The proposed approach takes advantage on the new generation of automation systems which allow gathering a large amount of data from on-board machinery. A data driven modeling of the operational profiles of the vessel (and in general of the fleet) could provide a tool both to diagnose and predict the vessel's state (e.g. for condition based maintenance purposes), for improving the performance and the efficiency of the vessel, and for improving design solutions. The diagnosis and prognosis of the ship's performance can be used as decision support in determining when actions to improve performance should be taken. The developed model will be tested on a real DAMEN vessel where on-board sensors data acquisitions are available from the automation system.