Calculation Engine

DORAS is built around a probabilistic Monte Carlo simulation engine that models dropped object trajectories, landing distributions, and target interactions across configurable grid cells.

Monte Carlo Simulation

Stochastic drop modelling with multiple iterations and averaging delivers statistically robust frequency estimates even for low-probability events.

1m Grid Resolution

Configurable grid cell size — typically 1m × 1m — gives 100x higher spatial resolution than traditional concentric-ring DNV-RP-F107 implementations.

Statistical Sampling

Automatic sampling activates when drops exceed 10,000 per lift, keeping high-frequency studies tractable without sacrificing accuracy.

Spatial Indexing

Bounding box pre-calculation and cell-based indexing accelerate the matrix calculations behind the heat map and frequency outputs.

DNV-RP-F107 Compliance

DORAS implements the calculation methodology described in DNV-RP-F107 (Risk Assessment of Pipeline Protection) end-to-end, from drop frequency through to damage and release frequencies.

Hit Frequency

Annual frequency of a dropped object hitting a target, derived from drop distribution and target geometry.

Damage Frequency

Annual frequency of target damage by category (None, Minor, Moderate, Major) using object kinetic energy and target capacity.

Release Frequency

Annual frequency of fluid release from a damaged target, supporting downstream consequence analysis.

Reference Tables

Built-in reference values for drop frequency, energy distributions, and target capacities — fully editable to match site-specific data.

Visualisation & Reporting

Results are surfaced through interactive maps, configurable charts, and exportable reports — designed for both engineering review and stakeholder communication.

Interactive Mapping

GeoJSON-based map layers visualise drop points, targets, frequency heat maps, and damage zones with measurement and drawing tools.

KML Export

On-demand conversion of map layers to KML format for review in Google Earth or other GIS tools.

Charts & Tables

Chart.js and ECharts visualisations for frequency distributions, damage breakdowns, and sensitivity studies.

Comprehensive Reports

Generate full study reports combining inputs, calculation methodology, and results in a single deliverable.

Workflow & Collaboration

Studies are isolated, shareable, and built for collaborative engineering teams — with audit trails and template support to standardise repeated work.

Multi-Study Workspaces

Each user can manage multiple isolated studies with their own settings, objects, targets, and results.

Multi-Source Aggregation

Aggregate drops from multiple lifts, drop points, and object types within a single integrated study.

Templates

Reuse configurations across studies with template support for objects, targets, cranes, and weather scenarios.

Web-Based Access

Cloud-hosted with no local installation — accessible from any modern browser with role-based permissions.