Objective
The process of harmonisation of damage stability regulations according to the probabilistic approach is currently undergoing scrutiny by various institutions and authorities before being proposed for adoption by IMO, with 2001 being the presently set target. However, ongoing investigations started revealing serious lack of robustness and consistency and more importantly a worrying lack of rationale in the choice of parameters that are likely to affect the evolution of the overall design and safety of ships. A recent application of existing tools by a committee of the relevant IMO working group (SDS-SLF) revealed that, before confidence in the whole process is irreversibly affected, concerted effort at European level must address the thorough validation of calculations, the proper choice of parameters and the definition of levels of acceptance before evaluating systematically the impact on the safety and design of ships.
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Norway
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Participants (18)
5230 ODENSE
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16122 GENOVA
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21200 RAISIO
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34123 TRIESTE
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2800 LYNGBY
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20459 HAMBURG
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18535 KERATSINI / PIREAS
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24143 KIEL
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00151 HELSINKI
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SO15 1EG SOUTHAMPTON
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6700 AA WAGENINGEN
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15780 ATHENS
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2300 KOEPENHAGEN
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80 958 GDANSK
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2800 LYNGBY
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NE1 7RU NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE
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G1 1XM GLASGOW
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KT18 5BW EPSOM
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