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A Study on the Efficient Generation of Damage Control Onboard Training Scenarios for Naval Ships

손상통제 함상훈련 시나리오의 효율적 생성에 관한 연구

  • Received : 2019.07.17
  • Accepted : 2019.08.07
  • Published : 2019.10.20
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Abstract

Damage control is a very important preliminary and primary activity to improve the survivability of naval ships by preventing spread of damage, and various types of onboard damage control training are conducted regularly on naval ships. The scenarios for these trainings should be well organized to improve the training efficiency. However, at present, it takes much time and effort to generate the training scenarios and there is a problem that the procedures and contents of the scenarios vary widely depending on the persons who generate, without the established methods and standards. In this paper, an efficient generation method of damage control onboard training scenarios has been established, especially for flood and fire o n naval ships. Also a computer program has been developed based on the established method. The results showed that this method and computer program reduce the time and effort to generate these scenarios, and it is hoped that the method be used as a ROK Navy Standard.

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