Quantitative Marine Navigation Simulations
BMT carried out desktop ship-handling simulation to determine the impact of the marine environment on different types of vessels as they arrived and departed from the Sinopec West Point terminal.
BMT carried out desktop ship-handling simulation to determine the impact of the marine environment on different types of vessels as they arrived and departed from the Sinopec West Point terminal.
Client: PT. West Point Terminal
Country: Indonesia
Project Location: Pulau Jandaberiad
BMT delivered ship-handling simulations to determine the impact of the marine environment on different types of vessels arriving and departing from the Sinopec West Point terminal in Indonesia.
The simulations were carried out via BMT’s proprietary desktop simulator, BMT REMBRANDT, using simulated hydrodynamic currents of the area.
Scope of work for the simulation was as follows:
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