OCEAN ENGINEERING | 卷:223 |
Recognizing potential of LiDAR for comprehensive measurement of sea spray flux for improving the prediction of marine icing in cold conditions - A review | |
Review | |
Dhar, Sushmit1  Khawaja, Hassan Abbas2,3  | |
[1] UiT Arctic Univ Norway, Dept Technol & Safety, Tromso, Norway | |
[2] UiT Arctic Univ Norway, Dept Automat & Proc Engn, Tromso, Norway | |
[3] Al Ghurair Univ, Dubai, U Arab Emirates | |
关键词: LiDAR; Sea spray; Marine icing; Cold conditions; Ship stability; | |
DOI : 10.1016/j.oceaneng.2021.108668 | |
来源: Elsevier | |
【 摘 要 】
Marine icing phenomenon depends on multiple variables like vessel characteristics and uncertain factors like environmental parameters, developing an accurate model for its forecasting, evaluation, and estimation is very challenging. Commonly, most severe ice accretion is caused due to sea spray. The past attempts to measure impinging sea spray flux were carried out on specific parts of the spray cloud, and most of the empirical spray-flux expressions presented only work in specific conditions. This necessitates further real-time and accurate field measurements of the entire impinging spray flux carried out in multiple scenarios in order to develop more practical correlation. High temporal and spatial resolution measurements and scanning ability of the LiDAR technique has proven to be useful in the agricultural domain for studying pesticide spray drift. This work reviews the past studies carried out using LiDAR technique for measuring the evolution of the pesticide spray cloud, asserting the potential of using a shipborne LiDAR for analysing sea spray in the study of marine icing phenomenon. The LiDAR system is capable to visualise the evolution of the sea spray drift with a high spatial and temporal resolution, which can enable comprehensive real-time measurement of spray flux for the entire sea spray cloud.
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