International Conference on Postgraduate Research in Maritime Technology 2021
International Conference on Postgraduate Research
in Maritime Technology 2021
(PostGradMarTec 2021)
3-4 November 2021, Online
organised by
The Society of Polish Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (KORAB)on behalf of The Confederation of European Maritime Technology Societies (CEMT)
PRESENTATIONS24 authors from 11 countries will present their current and recent research at the 2021 International Conference on Postgraduate Research in the field of Maritime Technology, to be held online from 3-4 November.
Accelerometric measurements of windsurfing fins vibrations Hania Pruszko (Poland)
Numerical simulation of the hydrodynamic noise generated by the flow around a underwater ship propeller in the non-cavitating range. Olga Kazimierska (Poland)
Development of methodology of RSX windsurfing hull selection with use of 3D scanning. Zbigniew Macikowski (Poland)
Photogrammetric measurement of an existing ship hull geometry for reverse engcomineering Paweł Bielski (Poland)
Design of experiment analysis of ultimate capacity of simultaneously cracked and corroded plates Krzysztof Woloszyk (Poland)
Investigation of Structural Strength of Ice Reinforced Side Shell Structure Under Finnish Swedish Ice Class Notations Sohanur Rahman (Netherlands)
Emissions of a direct injection diesel engine by adding hydrogen to the inlet manifold Carlos Tealdo (Uruguay)
Computational grids for the numerical simulation of flow around a foil Minas Argyros (Greece)
An initial investigation towards the implementation of structural health monitoring in ship hulls Nicholas Silionis (Greece)
Analytical versus BEM solutions for the hydrodynamic analysis of a cylindrical body Sarantos Sarantidis (Greece)
A short review of scale effects in ship hydrodynamics with emphasis on CFD applications Momchil Terziev (United Kingdom)
High Level Fatigue Life Extension Analysis Using Measurement Data for Offshore Wind Turbine Foundations Oguzhan Aydore (United Kingdom)
Defining the problem of seafarer fatigue Catherine Gleave (United Kingdom)
Geometry-Driven Parametric Sensitivity Analysis for Free-Form Marine Shapes Shahroz Khan (United Kingdom)
Carbon Negative Shipping For 2030 Develop a concept for a containership that is carbon negative Badr Moutik(United Kingdom) Artem Morev (Russia)
1A Review on Computational Fluid Dynamic Methods for Maneuvering of Submerged Vehicles Oguzhan Kirikbas (Turkey)
Numerical investigations into the propeller characteristics using PBCF, a comparative study among Wageningen B-series, Kaplan, Gawn, and Au propellers Berlian Adietya (Indonesia)
A practical alternative formula for predicting increased skin friction resistance of ship hull due to fouling Muhammad Luqman Hakim (Indonesia)
Physical and Mechanical Properties of Pipe Weld Joint with Weld Groove Variation Eka Suendra Putra, ST. (Indonesia) Soegeng Riyadi (Indonesia)
Implications of the IMO goal-based short-term measure on existing containerships Maximilian Schroer (Germany)
Development Of A Method To Calculate The Ship Repairing Labour-Hour For Different Types Of Vessel
Influence of speed and sea state on the fuel consumption of containerships Amandine Godet (Denmark) |
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About CEMT
The Confederation of European Maritime Technology Societies (CEMT) is an independent confederation of 15 professional institutions (those involved in education and professional development) and learned societies (those facilitating the exchange of information) in the field of maritime technology. More about CEMT at www.cemt.eu
Acknowledgment
The Council of the Confederation of European Maritime Technology Societies wish to thank the Polish Chamber of Science and Technology/KORAB and the Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA) for providing the organisation and administration of PostGradMarTec 2021