Life-Cycle Ship Reliability Assessment, Damage Detection, and Optimization
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The present paper collects a body of scientific results obtained at Lehigh University, under the sponsorship of the U.S. Office of Naval Research. The aim of the entire research project was to build a general framework for the probabilistic analysis of ship structures in terms of reliability, redundancy, fatigue, material deterioration, damage detection, monitoring, and inspection optimization. Several articles published in international peer-reviewed journals by the first author and his co-workers address the previously mentioned sub-topics. This paper provides an overview of the results, presents the integrated approach that is being developed, and suggests future lines of research.
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Frangopol, D. M., Bocchini, P., Decò, A., Kim, S., Kwon, K., Okasha, N. M., ... & Salvino, L. W. (2011, September). Life-cycle ship reliability assessment, damage detection, and optimization. In Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Fast Sea Transportation-FAST 2011 (pp. 26-29).
