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Data-driven surface reconstruction for assessing welding-induced distortions in ship-deck panels
Increasingly stringent regulations on greenhouse gas emissions have sparked interest in lightweight, thin-walled deck panels for cruise ship superstructures. Throughout the ship assembly, irregular welding-induced distortions accumulate on thin plates, affecting their load-carrying capacity signific
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