Ship-ship Interaction
Ship-Ship Interaction is a hydrodynamic phenomenon in maritime navigation wherein the proximity of two vessels in confined waters induces mutually disruptive fluid forces and moment effects, altering their maneuvering behavior and increasing collision risk due to altered pressure distributions and induced velocities in the intervening fluid medium.
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