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The Study of Risk Assessment Kuantan Port Design Channel and
Configuration Aids to Navigation by Iala Regulation
Aimie Qamarina Bt Anwar
Supervisor: Dr. Ahmad Faizal Ahmad Fuad
Bachelor of Science (Nautical Science and Maritime Transport)
School of Ocean Engineering
aimieqamarinaanwar96@gmail.com
Kuantan port is situated about 25 kilometres from Kuantan city and facing the South
China Sea. This port is a multipurpose port in the east coast region of Peninsular
Malaysia. Kuantan port offers more than three kilometres of berth to accommodate a
different type of cargo ships. The berth includes multipurpose, liquid, chemical, palm oil,
and mineral oil berth in addition to biodiesel and container berth. Currently, Kuantan Port
is expanding with the construction of a new deep water container terminal, which
comprises of the construction of a new container terminal, breakwater, dredging of
navigation channels and new port basin, and the establishment of new marine aids to
navigation. The effect of this construction has significantly changed the design of the
navigation channel and configuration of marine aids to navigation. This study reviewed
the configuration of existing marine aids to navigation by using a risk assessment
technique and verified by 3 dimensional area simulation on a full mission ship simulator.
The area simulation is developed by using Multigen software and electronic chart. The
three dimensional area simulation is the practical and a near realistic approach to validate
the proposal.
Keyword- ATON, Aid To Navigation
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