Maritime-port technology and development : proceedings of the Conference on Maritime-Port Technology (MTEC 2014), Trondheim, Norway, 27-29 October 2014

Maritime-Port Technology and Development contains the latest research results and innovations as presented at the 2014 International Maritime and Port Technology and Development Conference (Trondheim, Norway, 27- 29 October 2014). The volume is divided into a wide range of topics: • Efficient and environmentally friendly energy use in ships and ports • Demanding and safe maritime operations and intervention • Maritime transport and operations in the Arctic • Remotely controlled and monitored shipping, traffic surveillance and control • Port-ship interface optimization • Effective port infrastructure • LNG and other novel fuels: Distribution and use • Optimization in maritime logistics, fleet and vessel design Maritime-Port Technology and Development contributes to efficiency and reliability of seaborne transport and operations, and will be useful to academics and engineers involved in marine technology-related research and the marine industry. Front Cover 1 Table of Contents 6 Foreword 8 Congestion and truck service time minimization in a container terminal 10 A dynamic discrete berth allocation problem for container terminals 20 Ontology based management of maritime rules and compliance 28 Maritime Single Windows: Lessons learned from the eMAR Project 36 A study on estimation methodology of GHG emission from vessels by using energy efficiency index and time series monitoring data 44 A pathway towards more sustainable shipping in 2050: A possible future for automation and remote operations 52 Ship retrofit solutions: Economic, energy and environmental impacts 66 Model and simulation of operational energy efficiency for inland river ships 76 Reinforcing existing port facilities to withstand natural disasters: An analysis of increased construction costs 82 Designing an autonomous collision avoidance controller respecting COLREG 92 A generic modelling approach for heavy lifting marine operations 98 Model Predictive Control of a waterborne AGV at the operational level 108 Estimation of Dynamic Positioning performance by time-domain simulations—a step toward safer operations 118 Possibilities to determine design loads for thrusters and drivetrain components using the flexible multibody-system method 126 Computational Fluid Dynamics simulations of propeller wake effects on seabed 134 Enhanced electrochemical performance in merged olivine structured cathode materials 142 Sea trials for validation of shiphandling simulation models—a case study 150 Anti-corrosion method for marine steel structure by the calcareous deposits 156 A risk based approach to the design of unmanned ship control systems 162 Offshore upstream logistics for operations in arctic environment 172 An evaluation of evacuation systems for arctic waters 180 An approach towards the design of robust arctic maritime transport systems 194 Defining operational criteria for offshore vessels 202 Real time ship exhaust gas monitoring for compliance to SOx and NOx regulation and CO2 footprint 210 Modelling of LNG fuel systems for simulations of transient operations 214 Future Internet enabled ship-port coordination 226 Ship port pre-arrival reporting and ship survey status as eMar services 236 __Maritime-Port Technology and Development__ contains the latest research results and innovations as presented at the 2014 International Maritime and Port Technology and Development Conference (Trondheim, Norway, 27- 29 October 2014). The volume is divided into a wide range of topics: • Efficient and environmentally friendly energy use in ships and ports• Demanding and safe maritime operations and intervention• Maritime transport and operations in the Arctic• Remotely controlled and monitored shipping, traffic surveillance and control• Port-ship interface optimization• Effective port infrastructure• LNG and other novel fuels: Distribution and use• Optimization in maritime logistics, fleet and vessel design __Maritime-Port Technology and Development__ contributes to efficiency and reliability of seaborne transport and operations, and will be useful to academics and engineers involved in marine technology-related research and the marine industry. Annotation Maritime-Port Technology and Development contains the latest research results and innovations as presented at the 2014 International Maritime and Port Technology and Development Conference (Trondheim, Norway, 27- 29 October 2014). The volume is divided into a wide range of topics:* Efficient and environmentally friendly energy use in ships and ports* Demanding and safe maritime operations and intervention* Maritime transport and operations in the Arctic* Remotely controlled and monitored shipping, traffic surveillance and control* Port-ship interface optimization* Effective port infrastructure* LNG and other novel fuels: Distribution and use* Optimization in maritime logistics, fleet and vessel designMaritime-Port Technology and Development contributes to efficiency and reliability of seaborne transport and operations, and will be useful to academics and engineers involved in marine technology-related research and the marine industry