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The application of a fuzzy inference system and analytical hierarchy process based online evaluation framework to the Donghai Bridge Health Monitoring System

  • Dan, Danhui;Sun, Limin;Yang, Zhifang;Xie, Daqi
    • Smart Structures and Systems
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    • v.14 no.2
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    • pp.129-144
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    • 2014
  • In this paper, a fuzzy inference system and an analytical hierarchy process-based online evaluation technique is developed to monitor the condition of the 32-km Donghai Bridge in Shanghai. The system has 478 sensors distributed along eight segments selected from the whole bridge. An online evaluation subsystem is realized, which uses raw data and extracted features or indices to give a set of hierarchically organized condition evaluations. The thresholds of each index were set to an initial value obtained from a structure damage and performance evolution analysis of the bridge. After one year of baseline monitoring, the initial threshold system was updated from the collected data. The results show that the techniques described are valid and reliable. The online method fulfills long-term infrastructure health monitoring requirements for the Donghai Bridge.

Prediction of Energy Production of China Donghai Bridge Wind Farm Using MERRA Reanalysis Data (MERRA 재해석 데이터를 이용한 중국 동하이대교 풍력단지 에너지발전량 예측)

  • Gao, Yue;Kim, Byoung-su;Lee, Joong-Hyeok;Paek, Insu;Yoo, Neung-Soo
    • Journal of the Korean Solar Energy Society
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    • v.35 no.3
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    • pp.1-8
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    • 2015
  • The MERRA reanalysis data provided online by NASA was applied to predict the monthly energy productions of Donghai Bridge Offshore wind farms in China. WindPRO and WindSim that are commercial software for wind farm design and energy prediction were used. For topography and roughness map, the contour line data from SRTM combined with roughness information were made and used. Predictions were made for 11 months from July, 2010 to May, 2011, and the results were compared with the actual electricity energy production presented in the CDM(Clean Development Mechanism)monitoring report of the wind farm. The results from the prediction programs were close to the actual electricity energy productions and the errors were within 4%.

Comparative Analysis on the Competitiveness between Busan New Port and Shanghai's New Yangshan Port (상하이 양산항과 신항(Busan New Port)의 경쟁력 비교분석)

  • Han, Chul-Hwan
    • Journal of Korea Port Economic Association
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    • v.22 no.1
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    • pp.39-59
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    • 2006
  • The purpose of this paper is to analyze the competitiveness between Busan New Port and Shanghai's New Yangshan Port, on an island 20 miles off the Chinese mainland coast. For this aim, the paper examines backgrounds of Yangshan Port construction and its related projects, namely, Donghai Bridge and Luchao Logistics Park including operation strategies of Yangshan New Deepwater Port. The main results of this paper are as follows: Busan New Port has competitive advantage over Yangshan Port in terms of ideal location, especially in Asia-North America route, and connection between terminal and hinterland logistics park. Because Busan New Port is operated by fully on-dock system. Nevertheless, Yangshan Port has more strength in its centrality, port tariff and port productivity, which are represented by crane productivity, quay productivity and area productivity. Therefore, Korean ports are recommended by transformation from cargo attraction-type to cargo generation-type port through early activation of port logistics center along with Free Economic Zone.

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The Strategies of Busan Port Related to the Opening of Yangsan Port (양산항 개장에 따른 부산항의 대응전략)

  • Lee, Soo-Lyong;Moon, Seong-Cheol;Choi, Chul-Jin;Bae, Byung-Tae
    • Journal of Korea Port Economic Association
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    • v.23 no.2
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    • pp.1-24
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    • 2007
  • With its foreign trade rapidly expanding and with economic growth continuing at a substantial rate, China has become the largest container traffic generating country in the world. And with trend of container ships becoming larger and faster, the environment surrounding ports in North-East Asia are rapidly changing. The Yangsan, offshore port for Shanghai, being developed on the islands of Da Yangsan and Xiao Yangsan, some 30km offshore, and connected to the mainland by the six-lane highway Donghai bridge, opened phase one in late 2005 and phase two in 2006 respectively and will have 29 berths by 2012 and be able to handle 15 million TEU. The Port of Shanghai which passed Busan in terms of container volume further consolidated its position as the world's No. 3 port with an annual volume of 21.7 million TEU in 2006 and is likely to have emerged as the biggest container port in the world. The Port of Busan, the world's fifth largest container port, wants to survive as regional hub port. In this circumstance, the strategies of the Port of Busan should be established.

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