For collision scenarios with large indentation, the frictional dissipation will be an important parameter. On average, the frictional dissipation in the simulations amounts to approximately 22% of the total energy for the assumed coefficient of 0.23. A small change in this coefficient will induce a significant change in the total energy dissipation during the simulation. Martens [55] discussed the sensitivity to frictional dissipation in greater detail. Combined with the uncertainty in the added mass due to shallow water effects and the actual material strength, it is not possible to conclude with certainty which fracture criterion performs best for this full-scale scenario. However, the qualitative differences among the criteria are unaffected by these uncertainties.