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http://dx.doi.org/10.5394/KINPR.2020.44.3.174

A Study on the Safety Measure for Mega Container Ships Calling at Busan New Port from the Perspective of Pilotage  

Kim, Chong-hwan (Busan Harbour Pilot's Association)
Park, Young-soo (Division of Maritime Transportation Science, Korea Maritime and Ocean University)
Kim, Dae-won (Division of Global Maritime Studies, Korea Maritime and Ocean University)
Abstract
With the removal of underwater obstacles in the Busan New Port, the water depth of the pier has been secured up to 17m, and the port authority is constantly responding to the trend of container vessels becoming larger. Also, in 2020, 24,000TEU class container ships are entering to the port, and it is planned to secure the depth in the port to 23 m later in line with this trend. Mega container ships must check in advance the factors to be considered depending on the situation at the time, and for this, it is judged that information sharing among stakeholders is necessary. In this paper, to understand the effect of the corresponding route because of the mega container ships, a transit safety evaluation was conducted based on statistical data on ship entry and departure and maneuver characteristics of corresponding ships. The result showed that the transit of the mega container ships has increased up to 8.4% comparing to the risk of 4,000TEU class container ships. Additionally, safety measures such as minimum safety depth and tug operation plans were presented by gathering opinions on operational characteristics from the perspective of pilotage for safe transit in the Busan New Port area. Through this, it is considered that it will be possible to contribute to the prevention of accidents when entering and leaving the Busan New Port.
Keywords
Busan New Port; Mega container ship; Pilotage; Ship traffic; Safety measure;
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