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Ocean Engineering 38 (2011) 171–176
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Ocean Engineering
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A decision-making system to maritime risk assessment
Jean-Franc- ois Balmat a,n, Freacute; deacute; ric Lafont a, Robert Maifret b, Nathalie Pessel a
a LSIS, UMR CNRS 6168, University of South-Toulon-Var, B.P. 20132, F-83957 La Garde Cedex, France
b DCNS, Division SIS, B.P. 403, F-83055 Toulon Cedex, France
a r t i c l e i n f o
Article history:
Received 25 May 2010
Accepted 17 October 2010 Editor-in-Chief: A.I. Incecik
Available online 11 November 2010
Keywords:
Maritime risk assessment Maritime safety
Fuzzy risk factor
a b s t r a c t
In this study, we propose a fuzzy approach in order to evaluate the maritime risk assessment applied to safety at sea and more particularly, the pollution prevention on the open sea. The work is based on the decision-making system, named MARISA, presented in Balmat et al. (2009). This system allowed defining a risk factor for each ship according to shiprsquo;s characteristics and weather conditions. In this novel paper, the proposed system takes into account the ship speed evolution and the ship position with respect to maritime shipping lanes is developed. To validate the method, we present an example of results with real data.
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- Introduction
Nowadays, the maritime risk assessment is an important research theme. Like this, many studies have been realised to identify high risk ships (Degreacute; , 2003; Glansdorp, 2004; Regelink et al., 2004; Van der Heijden et al., 2004; Wang et al., 2004; Sage, 2005; Haj-Salem et al., 2006). The maritime risk modelling is a subject who takes into account several notions such as maritime safety relative to the traffic or the environment protection. The objective of this present work is to evaluate the maritime risk assessment within the framework of the environment protection and more precisely, to prevent the oil pollution.
This paper presents a study about a fuzzy approach for the MAritime RISk Assessment (MARISA) applied to safety at sea which is an extension of previous article proposed by Balmat et al. (2009). In this first study, the authors defined an individual risk factor for each ship determined from a fuzzy approach. This factor has been obtained from several static data relative to the ships (age, flag, gross tonnage, number of companies, duration of detention and type) and by considering the meteorological conditions (sea state, wind speed and visibility). To design a flexible decision-making tool, the authors have designed a modular and hierarchical structure. Furthermore, to evaluate the approach, a simulator has been developed and some tests of several ships have been presented. In this context, a risk assessment study of various kinds of ships (bulk carrier, passenger, cargo and oil tanker) has demonstrated the efficiency of the approach in risk analysis.
However, to improve this system, it is necessary to take into account some other dynamic parameters such as ships speed and
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their positions compared with shipping lanes. This is the purpose of this novel article. The paper is organized as follows. Firstly, a brief introduction of risk factor definition is proposed. In this part, the choice of relevant data, and the proposed fuzzy approach are presented. In Section 3, the architecture of the new MARISA system is described and the three risk factors (static, meteorological and dynamic) allowing to compute a global risk factor are presented. Section 4 details more precisely the design of the fuzzy classifier about the shiprsquo;s speed evolution. In the last section, a simulation from a scenario on a passenger ship which navigates in Mediterranean Sea on the shipping lane Fos-Napoli is depicted. The obtained results have been validated by a human expert and show the interest of this system.
- Risk factor definition
The aim of this work is to design a decision-making system enable to evaluate an individual maritime risk factor in the oil pollution prevention context. For this, in a first stage, by performing an expert analysis of the problem, the relevant input data have been selected. In fact, the knowledge acquisition is based on statistical data and information analysis (Degreacute; and Benabbou, 2005) mixed with human expert experience. Therefore, a decision-making system based on fuzzy classifiers has been developed to define the risk factor.
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- Choice of the relevant data
In several papers, T. Degreacute; et al. (2003–2005) defined an individual ship risk index for safety at sea (IRIS). In the papers, the authors analysed the data about accidents listed by the
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International Maritime Organization (IMO) for many years. From these works, a decision-making system for the Maritime Risk Assessment has been developed (海上风险评估决策系统
最后,由于大量的输入变量和专家系统的复杂性,有必要定义一个能够简化系统结构的体系结构。为此,定义了模块化和层次化的体系结构。
如图3所示,为实现Meteo evolution 输入的模糊化,我们考虑了三个隶属函数:负的(Neg)、空的(N)和正的(Pos)。这个输入是连续两个时刻的气象风险因子。
在此基础上,结合瞬时地理位置,利用公式计算正交距离。(2):
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速度进化分类器的输出分为三个单例隶属度函数(图5):不报警(NA),可能报警(PA)和报警(A),如表1所示,该分解使用了一组9条规则。