Analyzing Inspection Results of Port State Control by Using PCA

Lian Feng Zhang; Long Hui Gang; Zheng Jiang Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.686.730

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Analyzing Inspection Results of Port State Control by Using PCA

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The paper applied Principal Components Analysis Method to analyze the PSC inspection results in the area of T-MOU and P-MOU. Set up the assessment of ship detention, the ships' main deficiencies of detentions were found out by the standardization of data processing and correlation matrix calculating. Provide the basis for shipping company to master the safety management focus and pass the PSC inspection.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 686)

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Lian Feng Zhang, Long Hui Gang*, Zheng Jiang Liu

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Deficiencies, Detention, Port State Control, Principal Components Analysis

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