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Sloshing in the LNG shipping industry: risk modelling through multivariate heavy-tail analysis

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Figure 1: . Diagram of a small-scale tank. The empty compartments are where the sensors are nested
Figure 3: Histogram of pressure measurements for sensor S4. Only pressures smaller than 0.7 bar are shown.
Figure 4: Horror Hill plots for 9 sensors in the module. The dotted vertical lines show the regions where the plots appear nearly constant
Table 2: Hill estimate of α for the sensors of the array and 90% Gaussian confidence interval
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