Introduction
Anton Kisjes holds the position of Project Manager at the Maritime Research Institute Netherlands. He graduated with his thesis about wind-assistance for merchant vessels. At MARIN his work consists of conducting manoeuvring experiments and simulations to help clients with improving and understand the manoeuvrability of ships.
Expertise areas
Publications
Paper
Heel angles in turn and passenger safety
Mar 4, 2020
Sharp turns of passenger vessels may cause high heel angles, which may lead to dangerous situations on board. Passengers and crew could suffer ...
Paper
Seakeeping and manoeuvring for wind assisted ships
Oct 15, 2019
Research on Wind Assisted Ship Propulsion (WASP) has until now focussed on performance in steady conditions whereas unsteady behaviour is an ...
Paper
Uncertainty analysis of free running manoeuvring model test on a modern ferry, with emphasis on heel angles
Jun 9, 2019
This paper presents an uncertainty study on the manoeuvring behaviour of a twin screw ferry. In particular, we are interested in heel angles that ...
Paper
Quantifying the Uncertainty of the Crabbing Capability
Jun 17, 2018
Crabbing is a critical manoeuvre that requires all of the ship’s propulsors to counteract environmental forces. It is a complex hydrodynamic ...
Other experts
Christian VeldhuisTeam Leader Ships - Simulation & Development | Senior Project Manager | Research coordinator Zero Emission Shipping
Christian VeldhuisTeam Leader Ships - Simulation & Development | Senior Project Manager | Research coordinator Zero Emission Shipping