HISWA Symposium
01 Nov 2006
Investigation of sustainable technologies for the design, construction, operation and decommissioning of recreational craft.
Speaker: Richard Birmingham – Newcastle University, United Kingdom
The “Axe Bow Concept”: The shape of ships to come.
Speaker: Jacob Lourens(Jaap)
Gelling – Dame Shipyards, The Netherlands
An investigation of aerodynamic force modeling for IMS rule using wind tunnel techniques.
Speaker: Fabio Fossati – Politecnico di Milano, Italy
An experimental study of the hydrodynamics of a yacht with a canting keel and forward rudder.
Speaker: Florent S. Maes – Belgium
The Modern Superyacht.
Speaker: James Roy – BMT Nigel Gee and Associates, United Kingdom
Does it pay to play with the construction? Comparative analysis of a sailing yacht performance due to the building materials.
Speaker: Balázs Hunyadi – Hungary
Interactions Between Yacht-Crew Systems and Racing Scenarios Combining Behavioural Models with VPPs.
Speaker: R Ajit Shenoi – University of Southampton, United Kingdom
The influence of the shape of the keel on the forces on the rudder of a sailing yacht.
Speaker: J A Keuning – Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Development of the structural requirements in the Volvo Open 70 rule version 2.
Speaker: I M Campbell, Wolfson Unit MTIA, United Kingdom
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