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Design for service in ferry-design

Authors
Dallinga, R.P., Loeff, G.B. and Thill, C.
Date
Apr 1, 2003

Design for service has been an important focus in the development of our knowledge and related design tools. In our contribution to the conference we will highlight recent developments in insight and tools in this area.

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Manoeuvring and Nautical Seakeeping, Ocean Engineering and Renewables Stability, Seakeeping and Clean Engineering Sustainable Propulsion Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) CFD/Simulation/Desk Studies Measurements and Big data analysis DataScience Measurements and Control Time-domain simulations Manoeuvring Resistance and Propulsion Infrastructure Powering Seakeeping Defence Passengers and Yachting Transport and Shipping Model testing performance based assessment seakeeping performance speed/power performance simulation

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