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Assessing the Accuracy of Ship-Based Sea State Measurements using Statistical Correlation Analysis and Hindcast Wave Databases

Effective decision support systems and aids to ship routing depend heavily on reliable data quality and its integration. Since data-driven decisions are only as correct as their findings, this statistical analysis takes a closer look at the accuracy of different data sources. Different wave data sets are considered, one from direct measurements on the ship and the other from global wave databases. Correlation analysis was mainly used to investigate the strength of the relationship between the two datasets. The results provide information on the accuracy and reliability of the global wave databases and their potential use in wave modelling and forecasting.

hindcast databases ; ship-based measurements ; wave statistics ; weather routing

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