Small fishing vessels study and modelling for the improvement of the behaviour in extreme seas
Commercial fishing is one of the most dangerous primary activities. Most of the 24000 yearly accidents identified by IMO are occurring on small vessels. The French SOS-Stabilité research project aims at better knowing and modelling dynamic stability issues occurring on small fishing vessels (12 to 24 m), prior to the development of solutions for improving their behaviour, through the evolution of the ship design and through the design of appropriate embedded systems. This pa-per presents the first part of the project: sea andmodel tests, development of a ship behaviour time-domain simulator (including fishing gear modelling capabilities) and first validation of this simula-tion tool.
Keyword(s)
SOS-Stabilité, time-domain simulator, small fishing vessel, dynamic stability, non-linear effects
Pages Antoine, Maisonneuve Jean-Jacques, Wandji Clève, Corrignan Philippe, Vincent Benoit (2012). Small fishing vessels study and modelling for the improvement of the behaviour in extreme seas. Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on the Stability of Ships and Ocean Vehicles, 23-28 September 2012, Athens, Greece,. https://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00127/23833/