The shipping industry relies on ship fuel-speed curves to describe the fuel consumption (and CO2 emissions levels) per hour as a function only of the vessel’s speed over ground, based on dedicated test data. However, they are affected by additional factors in real cases. In this article, a novel method is developed elaborating the orthogonal least-squares partial least-squares (LS-PLS) approach to enhance fuel-speed curves accuracy when information is available on additional factors from multi-sensor systems. Through real data examples, the approach is shown capable of detecting anomalies in CO2 emission levels and testing the effectiveness of ship energy efficiency initiatives.
Orthogonal LS-PLS approach to ship fuel-speed curves for supporting decisions based on operational data / Lepore, Antonio; Palumbo, Biagio; Capezza, Christian. - In: QUALITY ENGINEERING. - ISSN 0898-2112. - 31:3(2019), pp. 386-400. [10.1080/08982112.2018.1537445]
Orthogonal LS-PLS approach to ship fuel-speed curves for supporting decisions based on operational data
Lepore, Antonio;Palumbo, Biagio;Capezza, Christian
2019
Abstract
The shipping industry relies on ship fuel-speed curves to describe the fuel consumption (and CO2 emissions levels) per hour as a function only of the vessel’s speed over ground, based on dedicated test data. However, they are affected by additional factors in real cases. In this article, a novel method is developed elaborating the orthogonal least-squares partial least-squares (LS-PLS) approach to enhance fuel-speed curves accuracy when information is available on additional factors from multi-sensor systems. Through real data examples, the approach is shown capable of detecting anomalies in CO2 emission levels and testing the effectiveness of ship energy efficiency initiatives.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.