Dropped Object Prevention on Offshore Facilities and Installations
Guidance for Safety Professionals and Practitioners
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Engineering
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Introduction
This book offers a new investment strategy that involves identifying “Outperforming” and “Underperforming” stocks from the S &P 500 index based on an ensemble of machine learning algorithms. This strategy uses...
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Deep Learning and Cloud Computing
is an essential tool for , as it allows for uncovering hidden patterns. Deep Learning (DL) is a subset where multi-layered are used to simulate the complex decision-making power of the . The word deep...
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Airy or Small Amplitude Wave
The most well-known and used wave for oceanographers and marine/harbour/coastal engineers is shown. Along with the simplifying hypothesies necessary for the calculation of the Airy wave, the consequent limitat...
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Methodology
Chapter three of the book describes the methodological framework laying out the system’s architecture and the data processing pipeline from acquisition to analysis. It describes the selection of financial indi...
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Information Security and Cloud Computing
Cloud Computing issues arising from multi-tenancy and open access due to multiple users sharing resources. However, an even bigger challenge has been created with the implementation of Cloud Computing. Thi...
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Conclusion
The final chapter summarizes the research results, highlighting that the ensemble method outperforms both individual models and the S&P 500 index benchmark in risk-adjusted returns. It reflects on the study’s ...
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Hardware Based AI and ML
and ML implementations are limited by lack of data, high model complexity and available compute resources. The last two factors can be alleviated by . These can be based based designs. In future, the nee...
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Practical Aspects in Machine Learning
Data quality is paramount in data science and machine learning. The data quality heavily model’s performance. In this context, data cleaning are not just preliminary steps but crucial components of pipel...
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Onboard Dropped Object Prevention Programmes
Dropped objects have been identified as a potential hazard in a variety of maritime and offshore operational environments and activities. In response, an industry-wide effort has been underway for many years t...
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Implementation of the Dropped Object Prevention Programme
The successful implementation of a dropped object prevention programme starts best with a commitment from the company management to implement the process and enforce its use.
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Drop Programme Roles and Responsibilities
This chapter suggests and outlines the roles and responsibilities for each individual DROP programme management function.
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Design of Battery Chargers
This chapter provides the design methodology for battery chargers powered by TEGs. To prevent the minimum open-circuit voltage from being limited by the operation of charge pumps, the clock generator is powere...
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The Josephson-Based Qubit
As was discussed in Sect. 1.3, many (if not most) of the commercial efforts in quantum computing (and the other areas) lie with superconductivity and the use of Josephson junctions for qubits. This brings us t...
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Equipment Design
This chapter provides an outline of the requirements relating to the proper securing methods for the prevention of dropped objects.
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Analytics in the Cloud
Cloud with its vast reach and resources offers many tantalizing based learning systems. ML serves as a valuable tool for practitioners working on real-life problems . A key need is to develop the ability fo...
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Recommended Practices for Working at Height
It is best if all work can be carried out on the ground or at a level where all edges and openings can be secured to prevent persons or objects from falling to a lower level. However, where working at height i...
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Conduct of Drops Surveys
The provisions and guidance outlined in this chapter relate to the requirements for the Classification of the DROP management system and equipment which constitute the DOPP or DOPP+ or equivalent classification.
