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    Conceptual Ship Desing Knowlegde

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    This document discusses using Data-Driven Documents (D3) to visualize conceptual ship design knowledge. It begins with an introduction to the Ulstein Professorship and agenda. Examples are then provided of how D3 can be used to extract and visualize different types of ship design knowledge, including structural relationships, temporal data, design mappings, and economic factors. A simple parametric tool is demonstrated as well, first using Excel and then HTML and JavaScript. The discussion section notes benefits of D3 visualization for conceptual design like improved understanding and sharing of information, as well as challenges to fully implement it in the design process.

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    This document discusses using Data-Driven Documents (D3) to visualize conceptual ship design knowledge. It begins with an introduction to the Ulstein Professorship and agenda. Examples are then provided of how D3 can be used to extract and visualize different types of ship design knowledge, including structural relationships, temporal data, design mappings, and economic factors. A simple parametric tool is demonstrated as well, first using Excel and then HTML and JavaScript. The discussion section notes benefits of D3 visualization for conceptual design like improved understanding and sharing of information, as well as challenges to fully implement it in the design process.

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    This document discusses using Data-Driven Documents (D3) to visualize conceptual ship design knowledge. It begins with an introduction to the Ulstein Professorship and agenda. Examples are then provided of how D3 can be used to extract and visualize different types of ship design knowledge, including structural relationships, temporal data, design mappings, and economic factors. A simple parametric tool is demonstrated as well, first using Excel and then HTML and JavaScript. The discussion section notes benefits of D3 visualization for conceptual design like improved understanding and sharing of information, as well as challenges to fully implement it in the design process.

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    Data-Driven Documents (D3) applied to

    Conceptual Ship Design Knowledge


    Henrique M. Gaspar
    Per Olaf Brett
    Ali Ebrahim
    Andre Keane
    COMPIT UK - May 2014

    Introduction
    Ulstein
    Professorship
    Ship Design Chair
    20 25% at Ulstein
    (from mid November)
    Industrial needs in
    research, teaching
    and international
    cooperation
    Cooperation with
    other universities
    (NTNU, MIT, USP)

    AGENDA
    D3 in Ship Design
    Knowledge in Conceptual Ship
    Design
    Visual Representation of
    Knowledge
    Data Driven Documents
    Extracting Ship Design
    Knowledge
    - Structural, Temporal, Design Mapping and
    Economic examples

    A simple parametric model


    Discussion
    3

    Knowledge in Conceptual Ship Design


    Acquiring knowledge as
    earlier as possible

    Basic design process to


    acquire knowledge

    Visual Representation of Knowledge


    Anscombe's data sets (1973)

    Even the most skilled designer must use visual


    information to fully grasp knowledge from the data

    Visual Representation of Knowledge


    Information concentrated,
    condensed, and processed via
    spreadsheet-like programs/
    outline specs
    Complex analyses, such as
    hydrodynamic and structural,
    are quickly transformed into a
    number in a cell
    This data is transformed into a
    large set of charts, which will
    feed the innumerous reports
    and presentations created
    during this process
    Lack of interaction

    Visual Representation of Knowledge


    Process may be hiding other
    types of relevant information
    Many data visualizations are
    created to persuade rather
    than inform, with ideas
    disconnected from the context
    How can a single stakeholder
    such as the shipowner, interact
    with the requirements and the
    extensive simulation data created
    for satisfying it, if usually results
    are presented to her as a picture
    set, within a folder containing a
    main .doc report with its many .ppt
    and .xls sources obscured?

    Visual Representation of Knowledge


    Extension of the procedure
    Handling parametric data
    outside the row versus
    column format,
    Handling data in an open/
    readable format
    Progress beyond the passive
    share of performance
    evaluation
    Presenting a new type of
    graph, visualizing
    parametrically aspects
    previously handled as static
    figures.

    +!

    Data Driven Documents (D3)


    JavaScript Library developed initially by the Stanford Visualization
    Group and today mainly developed by Michael Bostock
    Combines powerful visualization components and a data-driven
    approach to objects manipulation
    A representation-transparent approach to visualization for the web.
    Direct inspection and manipulation of text-like data, binding input
    data to HTML document elements.
    Efficiency in quickly rendering and animating charts.
    uscience.org/compit2014/
    Using D3 during conceptual design allows the user to interact
    with different visualisations, creating an increased
    understanding of different variables correlations with each other.
    It also provides a simple and aesthetically pleasant interface.
    9

    Data Driven Documents (D3)


    Basic Features

    10

    Extracting Ship Design Knowledge


    Structural Examples

    var Data_OSV_Systems = [
    { "name" : "OSV Systems", "parent":"null},
    { "name" : "Cargo Spaces", "parent":"Task Related Systems"},
    { "name" : "Dry cargo decks", "parent":"Cargo Spaces"},
    { "name" : "Liquid and dry cargo bulk", "parent":"Cargo Spaces"},
    { "name" : "Cargo handling equipment", "parent":"Cargo Spaces"},
    { "name" : "Anchor Handling and Towing", "parent":"Task Related Systems"},
    { "name" : "Winches and reels", "parent":"Anchor Handling and Towing},
    { "name" : "Rope and chain storage", "parent":"Anchor Handling and Towing"},
    { "name" : "Handling equipment", "parent":"Anchor Handling and Towing"},
    { "name" : "Offshore Construction", "parent":"Task Related Systems"},
    { "name" : "Lifting equipment", "parent":"Offshore Construction"},
    { "name" : "Construction equipment", "parent":"Offshore Construction"},
    { "name" : "Diving equipment", "parent":"Offshore Construction"},
    { "name" : "Spaces in accommodation", "parent":"Offshore Construction"},
    { "name" : "Ship Structure", "parent":"Ship Systems"},
    { "name" : "Hull", "parent":"Ship Structure"},
    { "name" : "Forecastle", "parent":"Ship Structure"},
    { "name" : "Deckhouse", "parent":"Ship Structure"},
    { "name" : "Ship Outfitting", "parent":"Ship Systems"},
    { "name" : "Offshore operation support", "parent":"Ship Outfitting"},
    { "name" : "Ship equipment", "parent":"Ship Outfitting"},
    { "name" : "Rescue and fire fighting", "parent":"Ship Outfitting"},
    { "name" : "Accommodation", "parent":"Ship Systems"},
    { "name" : "Crew and client spaces", "parent":"Accommodation"},
    { "name" : "Service spaces", "parent":"Accommodation"},
    { "name" : "Technical spaces in accom.", "parent":"Accommodation"},
    { "name" : "Machinery", "parent":"Ship Systems"},
    { "name" : "Machinery main components", "parent":"Machinery"},
    { "name" : "Machinery systems", "parent":"Machinery"},
    { "name" : "Ship systems", "parent":"Machinery"},
    { "name" : "Tanks and Voids", "parent":"Ship Systems"},
    { "name" : "Fuel and lube oil", "parent":"Tanks and Voids"},
    { "name" : "Water and sewage", "parent":"Tanks and Voids"},
    { "name" : "Ballast and void", "parent":"Tanks and Voids"},
    { "name" : "Ship Systems", "parent":"OSV Systems"},
    { "name" : "Task Related Systems", "parent":"OSV Systems"}
    ];

    11

    Extracting Ship Design Knowledge


    Structural Examples

    12

    Extracting Ship Design Knowledge


    Structural Examples

    13

    Extracting Ship Design Knowledge


    Temporal Examples

    14

    Extracting Ship Design Knowledge


    Design Mapping

    15

    Extracting Ship Design Knowledge


    Design Mapping

    16

    Extracting Ship Design Knowledge


    Design Mapping

    17

    Extracting Ship Design Knowledge


    Design Mapping

    18

    Extracting Ship Design Knowledge


    Economic Examples

    19

    Extracting Ship Design Knowledge


    Economic Examples

    20

    Simple Parametric Tool


    General Methodology

    21

    Simple Parametric Tool


    Simple Example But containing ALL the parts of the methodology
    1st example EXCEL (pros and cons of the tool)

    22

    Simple Parametric Tool


    HTML + JavaScript

    23

    Discussion
    D3-like visualization during early ship design
    stages, will enhance the possibility of improving
    the design understanding, operational profiles,
    and performance objectives.
    Visualization of large amounts of information
    simpler
    Bounded to data, able to be shared/
    manipulated
    This extension of the spreadsheet-like
    approach aligns with a more holistic design
    approach
    Challenges to implement and fully connect to
    the design process

    24

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