Evaluation of Ship Performance in International Maritime Transportation using an Onboard Observation System―In Case of a Bulk Carrier for International Voyages―

Evaluation of Ship Performance in International Maritime Transportation using an Onboard Observation System―In Case of a Bulk Carrier for International Voyages―
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利用船上观测系统评估船舶在国际海上运输中的性能——以国际航行散货船为例——

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10.1016/j.oceaneng.2015.05.015
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2015
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Journal of Ocean Engineering
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SASA Kenji ; TERADA Daisuke ; SHIOTANI Shigeaki ; WAKABAYASHI Nobukazu ; IKEBUCHI Takuro ; CHEN Chen ; TAKAYAMA Atsuyoshi ; UCHIDA Makoto
SASA Kenji ; TERADA Daisuke ; SHIOTANI Shigeaki ; WAKABAYASHI Nobukazu ; IKEBUCHI Takuro ; CHEN Chen ; TAKAYAMA Atsuyoshi ; UCHIDA Makoto
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Sasa;K;Faltinsen;O.M. and Kashiwagi;M.;SASA Kenji ; TERADA Daisuke ; SHIOTANI Shigeaki ; WAKABAYASHI Nobukazu ; IKEBUCHI Takuro ; CHEN Chen ; TAKAYAMA Atsuyoshi ; UCHIDA Makoto

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