Identification Shipyard Model Suitable for Kutaraja Fishing Port in Aceh, Indonesia

Abstract

The development of a shipyard model requires careful planning and must consider other related sectors. This study focuses on oceanography and environmental aspects in developing a shipyard in the Kutaraja Fishing Port. This study aims to identify the suitable shipyard model for Kutaraja Fishing Port based on the oceanography, environmental, and location in the waters around Kutaraja Fishing Port. The model was then visualized using Autocad software. The model was developed based on measurements of oceanography parameters, including current, depth, wave, wind, tide, and sediment. Meanwhile, the environmental parameters used in this study were temperature, salinity, pH, dissolved oxygen (DO), benthos, and plankton. The result shows that the suitable shipyard model to be developed in Kutaraja Fishing Port is the multifunction model. This model is a combination of three types of docking facilities, which are slipway, graving dock, and floating dock.

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