Abstract
Short-term variability of ship responses is investigated by cross-spectrum analysis. In a steady state condition, it
is well known that a certain length of sampled data is required for stable results of the spectral analysis. However,
the phase lag between responses, in terms of the phase angle of the cross-spectra, has not been discussed in detail.
Using long stationary time series, the transition of amplitudes and relative phase angles of the cross-spectra has
been investigated by iterative analyzes with a few seconds of time shifting. In the results, the short-term
variability of the relative phase angle was observed. In effect, the variability may compromise the accuracy of the
wave buoy analogy.
Original language | English |
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Journal | Nihon Kokai Gakkai Ronbunshu / The Journal of Japan Institute of Navigation |
Volume | 132 |
Pages (from-to) | 51-57 |
ISSN | 0388-7405 |
Publication status | Published - 2015 |
Keywords
- Seakeeping
- Wave buoy analogy
- Aleatory uncertainty
- Fourier transform
- Relative phase