Better Dropped Object Risk Analysis
A comprehensive web-based platform for offshore dropped object risk assessment. Combine intuitive geospatial modeling with advanced computational algorithms for precise risk analysis.
Advanced interactive visual study building user interface and cellular grid-based calculations deliver results in seconds
Grid-based calculations at 1m² precision versus traditional 10m concentric rings. Identify exactly where risk concentrates for targeted mitigation.
Calculate cumulative risk from multiple cranes and drop zones simultaneously in a single analysis pass. No manual spreadsheet aggregation required.
Randomization of sensitive input variables using different probability distribution methods, combine to address the inherent variability in risk events.
Choose between the traditional DNV probability distributions or physics-based kinetic energy calculations.
Interactive maps with probability density, hit frequency, damage severity, drop cones, and target overlays. Export to KML for Google Earth.
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From study setup to professional reports in four straightforward steps in a few minutes.
Draw facilities, pipelines, and equipment targets on the interactive map. Define drop zones and crane locations.
Set object properties, crane lifts, and drop frequencies. Configure energy methods and calculation parameters.
Run either deterministic or probabilistic simulations. Results in seconds, not hours.
Explore interactive maps, generate charts, and produce detailed reports. Export to Excel, KML, and PDF.
Moving beyond the limitations of traditional methods to provide actionable, high-resolution insights.
1m² cellular grid versus traditional 10m concentric rings
Generate detailed DNV-compliant reports with charts, tables, and technical appendices
Share studies with external parties for review and comment via password-protected links
DNV-RP-F107 is a respected and widely adopted industry standard for dropped object risk assessment, providing a robust and proven framework. However, like any standard, it has certain limitations in resolution and flexibility that can affect optimization for specific operations. DORAS builds upon this solid foundation with advanced computational methods, offering even more precise and actionable insights while remaining fully aligned with industry requirements.
Our high-resolution cellular analysis structure and advanced probabilistic calculations allow for greater detail and accuracy in risk assessments. This empowers operators to optimize their lifting plans and safety measures with greater confidence, supported by comprehensive data and detailed statistical reporting.
Features such as multi-source drop analysis, precise target modeling, and real-time scenario evaluation enable DORAS to address some of the challenges faced in traditional approaches. The result is enhanced operational efficiency and safety, building upon the strengths of established standards.
DORAS includes several experimental tools that can be used to explore aspects related to the dropped object risk assessment. These tools are not yet fully integrated into the main application and are not yet fully validated, but are a work in progress.
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3D physics-based trajectory modeling with current effects, drag coefficients, added mass, and terminal velocity calculations. Real-time Three.js visualization.
DNV-RP-F107 Section 5.3 energy capacity calculations for pipelines and equipment. Determine D0/D1/D2/D3 damage categories from impact energy.
Input target properties, calculate energy thresholds, and determine damage/release frequencies per DNV-RP-F107 methodology with dent percentage analysis.
Surface pool evaporation and atmospheric dispersion modeling. Calculate mass flux distributions and environmental consequence zones.
Trusted by safety engineers and risk analysts in the offshore energy sector.
Assess dropped object risks for platform operations and lifting activities with DNV-compliant methodology.
Generate comprehensive risk assessments with statistical analysis, damage frequencies, and release probabilities.
Plan and optimize crane operations with precise drop zone analysis and target protection requirements.