Maritime Engineering and Technology | Carlos Guedes Soares, Y. Garbato

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Maritime Engineering and Technology

ABSTRACT

Maritime Engineering and Technology includes the papers from the 1st International Conference on Maritime Technology and Engineering (MARTECH 2011, Lisbon, Portugal, 10-12 May 2011). MARTECH 2011 was held to commemorate 100 years of the Instituto Superior T�ico (IST) in Lisbon, and the contributions in the present volume reflect the

TABLE OF CONTENTS

part |2 pages

Ship traffic

chapter 1|6 pages

Maritime situational awareness indicators based on AIS and MONICAP information

chapter 2|10 pages

Intelligent guidance in collision avoidance of maritime transportation

chapter 3|6 pages

The importance of satellite-based vessel monitoring system (VMS) for fisheries management: A case study in the Portuguese trawl fleet

chapter 4|10 pages

An algorithm for minimum-time ship-routing for the North Indian Ocean region

chapter 5|8 pages

Analysis of maritime traffic off the coast of Portugal

part |2 pages

Ship design

chapter 6|8 pages

Experimental study of the performance of a rigid wing sail

chapter 7|10 pages

Considering disabled people in sailing yacht design

chapter 8|10 pages

Hull shape design of a compressed natural gas ship

chapter 9|6 pages

Short sea shipping route and stowage plan optimization

chapter 10|8 pages

Non-linear optimization applied to preliminary ship design

chapter 11|10 pages

Planning a fleet of containerships for a given set of ports

chapter 12|10 pages

Design development of an oil and garbage collector and boom layer vessel

chapter 13|6 pages

Generation of an adaptive triangular mesh from a parametric surface

part |2 pages

Ship propulsion & control

chapter 14|6 pages

Controllable pitch propeller control with neural network algorithm

chapter 15|6 pages

Conversion of large-bore diesel engines for heavy fuel oil and natural gas dual fuel operation

chapter 16|6 pages

Conditioned maintenance – predictive analysis in maritime propulsion engines

chapter 17|6 pages

A nonlinear control approach for a vessel steering system

part |2 pages

Onboard systems

chapter 18|6 pages

Broadband communications with adhoc networks – case study with simulated scenarios

chapter 19|6 pages

Bridge officer decision support tool

chapter 20|10 pages

Decision support system for the safe operation of fishing vessels in waves

part |2 pages

Ship dynamics and hydrodynamics

chapter 21|8 pages

Prediction of the motions of fishing vessels using time domain 3D panel method

chapter 22|8 pages

Influence of sea currents on manoeuvring of a surface autonomous model

chapter 23|8 pages

Interaction of gravity waves with moored flexible floating membrane

chapter 24|6 pages

Review of model test techniques of local slamming on ships

chapter 25|10 pages

A static analytical method for the preliminary design of multiple line mooring systems

chapter 26|8 pages

Estimation of hull bending moment and shear force from ship motions using neural networks

chapter 27|10 pages

Wave frequency dynamics of a tanker moored inside the port

chapter 28|8 pages

Experiment and time domain method comparison for the responses of a containership induced by the three sisters’ abnormal waves

chapter 29|10 pages

Dynamic analysis of a purse seiner and a trawler fishing vessels in the Portuguese coastal zone

chapter 30|10 pages

Ship hydrodynamic interaction forces in restricted waters

part |2 pages

Ship structures

chapter 31|8 pages

Influence of boundary constraints on the residual stresses and deformations in a high strength steel plate after welding

chapter 32|8 pages

Innovation protecting ballast tanks of new ships against corrosion: An IMO PSPC-compliant Portuguese-born new coating concept

chapter 33|8 pages

Analysis of the fluid-structure interaction of a composite motor yacht

chapter 34|8 pages

Structural reinforcement study of a floating dock mooring structure using FEM software

chapter 35|8 pages

Numerical investigations to study the effect of weld parameters on the temperature-time history in steel plates

chapter 36|8 pages

Mechanical properties assessment of specimen subjected to random non-uniform general corrosion and tensile load

chapter 37|8 pages

Fatigue damage assessment of stiffener-frame structure

chapter 38|8 pages

Study on ultimate torsional strength of ship hulls

chapter 39|6 pages

A new trigonometric shear deformation theory for sandwich and composite laminated plates

chapter 40|8 pages

Layerwise finite element formulation for the analysis of laminates and sandwich panels

chapter 41|8 pages

FE parameters estimation and analysis of ultimate strength of a box girder

chapter 42|10 pages

Structural behaviour of a lightweight craft

chapter 43|4 pages

Comparison of numerical and experimental results of the modal analysis of a ship deck panel

chapter 44|10 pages

Ultimate strength assessment accounting for the effect of finite element modelling

chapter 45|12 pages

Fatigue damage assessment of a tanker structural detail based on the effective notch stress approach

chapter 46|6 pages

Strength of a tanker double bottom in various grounding scenarios

chapter 47|12 pages

Review of material relations for marine structures collision simulations

chapter 48|6 pages

Response of stiffeners with attached plate subjected to lateral impact

chapter 49|8 pages

Explicit FE simulation of slamming load on rigid wedges with various deadrise angles during water entry

chapter 50|8 pages

Comparison of numerical results with experiments on ultimate strength of stocky stiffened panels

chapter 51|8 pages

Numerical study of the effect of geometry and boundary conditions on the collapse behaviour of long stiffened panels

part |2 pages

Risk and reliability

chapter 52|8 pages

Risk assessment to the approach and berth of LNG vessels at FLNG systems

chapter 53|8 pages

Modeling the risk of product spills in LNG tankers

chapter 54|10 pages

Production regularity assessment using stochastic Petri nets with predicates

chapter 55|8 pages

Reliability assessment of a plate subjected to randomly non-uniform corrosion and compressive load

chapter 56|6 pages

Vertical breakwater reliability analysis with direct integration method

part |2 pages

Wind & wave Modelling

chapter 57|6 pages

Assessment of wind and wave simulations for an enclosed sea using satellite data

chapter 58|8 pages

Comparison of two wind and wave data sets from the North Atlantic

chapter 59|6 pages

Evaluation of the wave models SWAN and STWAVE in shallow water using nested schemes

chapter 60|10 pages

Assessment of wave height extreme quantiles in the North Atlantic using regional frequency analysis

chapter 61|8 pages

Maximum entropy modelling of extreme significant wave heights on the Portuguese coast

chapter 62|8 pages

Boussinesq-type numerical model for wave propagation near shore and wave penetration in harbors

chapter 63|12 pages

Influence of wave data bases on the long term prediction of wave induced loads on ships

chapter 64|8 pages

Study of the wave transformation in the central part of the Portuguese nearshore with high resolution models

chapter 65|6 pages

Modelling the wave conditions in the Archipelago of Azores

chapter 66|6 pages

The global wave age climate

part |2 pages

Renewable energy

chapter 67|6 pages

Effect of the environment on the design loads on monopile offshore wind turbine

chapter 68|10 pages

Review of offshore floating wind turbines concepts

chapter 69|8 pages

Modelling wave energy for the north coast of Spain

chapter 70|8 pages

Reflection and transmission of gravity waves by a large floating circular elastic plate

chapter 71|6 pages

Computational simulation of a buoy behaviour for automation and power generation in aquaculture facilities

chapter 72|10 pages

Review and classification of wave energy converters

chapter 73|12 pages

Analysis of water depth effects on the wave power resource and the energy captured by a wave energy converter

chapter 74|6 pages

Conceptual design of an ocean current turbine for deep waters

chapter 75|10 pages

Assessment of the wave energy in two enclosed seas

chapter 76|8 pages

Multi-purpose Offshore Platform (MpOP)

chapter 77|16 pages

Development of an integrated system for personnel and equipment transfer to offshore wind turbines

chapter 78|8 pages

Modeling wave energy for the Portuguese coast

chapter 79|12 pages

Dynamics and hydrodynamics of ship like wave energy converters in roll

part |2 pages

Diverse

chapter 80|8 pages

The CARCACE project deepwater platforms – Modular designs for in situ experiments

chapter 81|6 pages

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