Masahiro Sakai

Assistant Professor

Osaka University

Japan

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Masahiro Sakai is an Assistant Professor at Osaka University, Japan. His research focuses on the statistical analysis of underwater noise from merchant ships, ship stability criteria, and the dynamics of ship operations in various sea conditions. Recent articles by Professor Sakai explore methodologies for evaluating wind influence on autonomous ships and the theoretical estimation of roll dynamics in beam seas.

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Tetsushi Ueta

Professor

Tokushima University

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Atsuo Maki

Osaka University

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Toru Katayama

Osaka University

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Yuu Miino

Lecturer

Naruto University of Education

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Articles (9)

Statistical analysis of measured underwater radiated noise from merchant ships using ship operational and design parameters

Nonlinear dynamics of ship capsizing at sea

An investigation into false-negative cases for low-freeboard ships in the vulnerability criteria of dead ship stability

Practical method for evaluating wind influence on autonomous ship operations

Enhanced estimation method and approximation method of the PDF of roll angular acceleration and jerk in beam seas

Theoretical estimation of joint probability density function of roll angle and angular acceleration in beam seas using PDF line integral method

Theoretical determination of asymmetric rolling amplitude in irregular beam seas

Theoretical determination of roll angular jerk of ships in irregular beam seas using PDF line integral method

Theoretical estimation of roll acceleration in beam seas using PDF line integral method

Collaborators (4)

Tetsushi Ueta

Atsuo Maki

Toru Katayama

Yuu Miino

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