This invention relates to the interdisciplinary field of
maritime safety supervision in transportation and
artificial intelligence, and discloses an intelligent auxiliary method and
system for Port
State Control (PSC) inspections of
liquefied natural gas (LNG) vessels. The method includes structured
processing and relational mapping of multi-source basic data, semantic storage of maritime regulatory texts in parent-child segmentation, and generation of a
specialized knowledge base data with a five-dimensional relational mapping network. Responding to the identification information of the vessel to be inspected, the method calls upon the
specialized knowledge base data and performs calculations using a risk analysis model combining a
rule engine and
machine learning classification to generate personalized inspection
checklist data labeled with
risk level, high-risk inspection areas, and inspection priorities. Through the
synergy of the method and
system, the method addresses pain points such as inefficient regulatory retrieval for LNG vessel PSC inspections, reliance on experience for defect determination, and cumbersome
report generation, significantly improving inspection efficiency and accuracy, standardizing the inspection process, and enabling personalized training for professionals and continuous
system optimization.