A Korean-developed integrated design framework has been developed to comprehensively analyze “ship survivability”—a naval vessel’s ability to avoid enemy attack, withstand damage when hit, restore key functions after damage, and continue its mission. The key achievement is the integration of survivability analyses that had previously been performed using separate software tools into a single…
Korea has developed an integrated ship survivability design framework called 'isSAFE' to comprehensively analyze a naval vessel's ability to avoid enemy attacks, withstand damage, restore key functions after damage, and continue its mission. The framework integrates previously separate survivability analyses into a single software environment, providing a continuous workflow for building ship models, generating weapon hit scenarios, and performing vulnerability, recoverability, and results analyses. isSAFE supports various hit scenarios, vulnerability analyses, and simplified analyses for underwater threats, allowing users to assess ship damage under different hit conditions and compare survivability under different ship configurations and conditions.
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