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Activities
in the marine sector are varied: The augmentation of the
size of LNG carriers and oil tankers; building and remodeling
of berths; construction of bridges and airport facilities;
designing sailing routes; dredging waterways; and settling
marine accidents. Our marine consulting services will
help you find solutions to safety, efficiency and technical
problems arising from such activities, through the combined
experience of our marine and information technology experts.
The marine consulting of our company features the merger
of experience of marine and information technology experts.
Our solutions-verified through simulations, and carefully
contoured to meet the customer needs-have been well accepted
by government agencies and various private companies alike.
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| 1・Verification
before construction |
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Simulator
experiments allow any marine projects-including
such varied tasks as the construction of a bridge,
a berth, or an airport on an artificial island-to
be examined in advance.
This can lead to reduced costs, a shorter work period,
and improvements in design. |
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| 2・Easier
approval from parties concerned with your project |
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| In the event
there is a conflict among parties concerned over
various projects, independent and fair simulator
experiments will make it easier to obtain consensus
from those concerned, including governmental agencies. |
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3・Increased
volume of cargo transport and resultant cost
reduction |
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| If a re-examination
of vessel models and mooring systems currently employed
indicates that it is feasible to augment the size
of such vessels, it will lead to an increase in
the volume of cargo that can be transported, which
can result in a substantial cost reduction. |
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| 4・Improved
safety of port facilities |
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| Verification
of the relationship between vessel traffic and port
facilities, including berths, waterways and works
areas, through the use of a shiphandling simulator,
can lead to a dramatic improvement in safety. |
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| 1・Navigational
safety measures |
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| We propose
safety measures for such marine projects as the
construction of airports, and bridges, and for plans
to increase vessel size. We are also prepared to
assist in the operation of relevant committees. |
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| 2・Verification
of port and harbor projects |
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| We verify
safety and efficiency for port and harbor projects,
including berth construction plans. We are also
able to assist in the operation of relevant committees. |
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| 3・Survey
of the actual picture of vessel traffic |
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We can provide
detailed surveys of vessel traffic in waterways
or in port areas through the use of a computer-assisted
radar. The data, which are an effective tool for
understanding the congestion of marine traffic,
can be used to support the design of ports, harbors,
and other marine projects. They also serve as basic
material for various simulations.
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| 4・Solutions
to mooring problems |
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| By verifying
vessels moored to certain mooring facilities, and
mooring systems in general, we will put forward
necessary proposals including measures to respond
to tsunamis. We employ a highly accurate simulations
capable of responding to the verification of long-period
waves. |
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| 5・Port
and harbor surveys |
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| We conduct
detailed surveys of ports and harbors, including
those in foreign countries. These surveys are vital
for planning the allocation of vessels. |
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6・Proposals
to optimize the construction of berths
for oil tankers and LNG carriers and the design
of concept facilities |
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| We can help
you optimize the conditions for constructing berths
(beginning in the planning stage) and design concept
facilities for oil tankers and LNG carriers. Our
experts in ship operation and maneuvering will help
verify the safety and efficiency of such facilities. |
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7・Studies
relating to the layout of container terminals
and proposals for the operation and management
of such terminals |
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| Our analyses,
based on accurate simulations, of the "path-of-movement
lines" of containers and related equipment
in a container terminal, enable us to optimize the
layout of such facilities. In addition, we offer
proposals to optimize the operation and management
of the terminals, including such operational aspects
as trailer waiting time, document flow and cargo
handling time for each ship. |
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| 8・Studies
of vessel assignment planning |
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As the use
of electricity changes according to the season,
so does the consumption of coal and petroleum, which
serve as the main fuels for the generation of electricity.
For this reason, it is vital for a power plant to
plan an optimum assignment of vessels, taking into
account the amount of coal/petroleum in reserve.
Our company can develop an optimum vessel assignment
plan by conducting a simulation with a look-ahead
time of 10 years. Our plan can take into account
seasonal factors, as well as other elements that
might cause delays in vessel arrival.
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| 9・Study
of vessel-traffic control systems |
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| We conduct
simulations of vessel traffic control systems in
fairways, waterways and ports, which enable us to
develop optimum control systems. |
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10・Study
of the heights and widths of piers when erecting
a bridge |
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| We can provide
proposals for the heights and widths of piers when
erecting a bridge over a river or at an entrance
to a bay that can optimize vessel navigation around
these facilities. |
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| 11・Analysis
of marine accidents and identification of root causes |
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Using our
simulator, we can accurately reproduce marine accidents
and identify their causes.
We are prepared to respond to court actions and
insurance claims.
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