Risk Age of Passenger Ships Based on Port State Control Data

Mo Lin Sun; Zhong Yi Zheng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.945-949.2939

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Risk Age of Passenger Ships Based on Port State Control Data

Abstract:

In order to understand the relationship between passenger ship age and risk condition of the passenger ship deeper, the concept of ship risk age is proposed based on the passenger ships’ data in port state control referring to the concept of physiological age from the physiological point of view. The risk evaluation index system of passenger ships is built and low risk passenger ships’ information are obtained based on the Paris-MOU risk evaluation model by cluster analysis of K-means under the general classification principle’s guidance. Risk age of passenger ships is estimated by regression analysis of the ship actual age and risk evaluation indexes through ε-SVR regression model, which provides a thought and basis for the management of old ships.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 945-949)

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Mo Lin Sun*, Zhong Yi Zheng

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Passenger Ship, Port State Control, Ship Management, Ship Risk Age

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