A naval damage incident recoverability toolset: Assessing naval platform recoverability after a fire event

OCEAN ENGINEERING

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Woolley, Anthony¹  Ewer, John²  Lawrence, Peter²  Deere, Steven²  Travers, Anthony¹  Whitehouse, Tom¹  Galea, Edwin Richard² 

[1] Def Sci & Technol Grp, 506 Lorimer St, Fishermans Bend, Vic 3207, Australia

[2] Univ Greenwich, Old Royal Naval Coll, Fire Safety Engn Grp, Queen Mary Bldg,30 Pk Row, Greenwich SE10 9LS, England

关键词: Damage control;    Naval survivability;    Recoverability;    Simulation;    Fire;    Crew movement;   

DOI  :  10.1016/j.oceaneng.2020.107351

来源: Elsevier

【 摘 要 】

Naval platform survivability is a key enabler to ensure maritime warfighting capability. Therefore, assessment of naval platform recoverability, after a damage event, is critical to assure platform survivability in a warfighting environment. To support such an assessment, an innovative modelling and simulation capability, known as the Naval Damage Incident Recoverability Toolset (NavDIRecT) is being developed. NavDIRecT is being designed as a component-based, open architecture providing the necessary framework to allow analysts to integrate domain models of their choosing. NavDIRecT will facilitate analysis of warfighting and peacetime damage events using a variety of mathematical models, thereby avoiding the limitations of other survivability assessment techniques. Development of NavDIRecT is exemplified by integrating the human movement simulator, maritimeEXODUS, the fire simulation environment, SMARTFIRE, and a three-dimensional naval platform model. NavDIRecT will enable analysis of crew interaction with damage events, thereby allowing acquisition programs and mission planners to examine platform survivability with respect to mission capability requirements. The impetus for NavDIRecT development is for assessment of naval platform survivability and mission success; however, the tools and techniques are equally suitable for use in incident management, training, and analysis of merchant and commercial shipping in accordance with the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS).

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