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The Impact of Different Bow Shapes on Large Yacht Comfort

Begovic, Ermina (author), Della Valentina, Enrico (author), Mauro, F. (author), Nabergoj, Radoslav (author), Rinauro, Barbara (author)

The importance of comfort during transfer and stationing becomes a key performance parameter for large yacht design, on the same level as propulsive issues. Such a matter extends questions in terms of form and service demand to the motion behaviour of the unit in waves. Relevant studies refer to outdated hull forms not specific to modern large...

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A review on ship motions and quiescent periods prediction models

Cademartori, Giulia (author), Oneto, Luca (author), Valdenazzi, Federica (author), Coraddu, A. (author), Gambino, Andrea (author), Anguita, Davide (author)

The prediction of ship motions and quiescent periods, is of paramount importance for the maritime industry. The capability to predict these events sufficiently in advance has the potential to improve the safety and efficiency of several marine operations, such as landing and take-off on aircraft carriers, transfer of cargo, and mating...

review 2023

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Towards real-time ship collision risk analysis: An improved R-TCR model considering target ship motion uncertainty

Li, M. (author), Mou, Junmin (author), Chen, P. (author), Rong, Hao (author), Chen, Linying (author), van Gelder, P.H.A.J.M. (author)

Collision between ships is one of the major contributors to ship accidents. To facilitate the development of the real-time collision risk analysis model for collision avoidance, in this research, an improved Rule-aware Time-varying Collision risk Model is proposed, which considers the estimation of target ship motion and the corresponding...

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Deterministic prediction of waves and wave induced vessel motions: Future telling by using nautical radar as a remote wave sensor

Naaijen, P. (author)

With many operations at sea carried out by ships or or other floating vessels, risks are involved because of the waves and resulting motions of the ships. Examples are the landing of helicopters on ships, transferring crew from a ship to a wind turbine, or working on the deck of an anchor handling tug. It is common practice to assess the...

doctoral thesis 2017

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Coherent structures in phase space, governing the nonlinear surge motions of ships in steep waves

Kontolefas, Ioannis (author), Spyrou, Kostas J. (author)

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Improving the operability of planing monohulls using proactive control: From idea to proof of concept

Van Deyzen, A.F.J. (author)

The demand to sail at high forward speeds in both calm water and in a seaway remains high. For various patrol, search and rescue or military operations attaining high forward speeds is essential. In head and bow quartering seas, the main factor for voluntary speed reduction is the occurrence of large vertical peak accelerations. The occurrence...

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Spyrou, K.J. (author), Belenky, V. (author), Themelis, N. (author), Weems, K. (author)

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Seakeeping Behaviour of High Speed Ships: An Experimental and Numerical Study

De Jong, P. (author)

In recent years, great progress has been made in both the optimisation of the seakeeping behaviour of fast ships and the development of efficient numerical methods for computation of the seakeeping behaviour of ships in general. The study presented in the thesis aims to integrate both developments. First, the key aspects of the seakeeping...

doctoral thesis 2011

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van Bruinessen, T. (author)

journal article 2011

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Motion criteria for the efficient (un)loading of container vessels

Moes, H. (hmoes2010@gmail.com) (author), Terblanche, L. (author)

Designers of maritime container terminals often experience difficulties in defining an acceptable degree of moored ship motions at the terminal to allow efficient (un)loading of container vessels. PIANC has published criteria for the principal movements of certain types of moored ships in harbours in relation to (un)loading efficiency (PIANC,...

conference paper 2010

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Time-Domain Calculation of Moored Ship Motions in Nonlinear Waves

van der Molen, Wim (author), Wenneker, Ivo (author)

journal article 2008

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Development of a numerical hydrodynamic tank for ship motion simulation

Panahi, R. (author), Jahanbakhsh, E. (author), Seif, M.S. (author)

In this paper, an integrated computational procedure for simulation of two-phase flow as well as floating and submerged body motions is presented based on a Volume of Fluid (VoF) - fractional step coupling. Two fluids are modeled as a single continuum with a fluid property jump at the interface by solving a scalar transport equation for volume...

conference paper 2006

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Added Resistance due to Waves of Surface Effect Ships

Moulijn, J.C. (author)

doctoral thesis 2000

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A Finite-Depth Unified Theory of Ship Motion

Kim, Yonghwan (author), Sclavounos, P.D. (author)

conference paper 1998

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Quantifying human performance degradation in a ship motion environment Experiments at the US Naval Biodynamics Laboratory

Crossland, P. (author), Colwell, J.L. (author), Baitis, A.E. (author), Holcombe, F.D. (author), Strong, R. (author)

conference paper 1994

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Schepen in dwarsstroom: Wiskundig gevoeligheidsonderzoek (samenvatting)

report 1986

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Vertical plane motions of SWATH ships in regular waves

McCreight, K.K. (author), Stahl, Ralph (author)

report 1983

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Hydrodynamische koëfficienten in verzet- en gierrichting bij duweenheden

Vrijer, A. (author)

report 1981

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Strating, J. (author)

report 1980

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The effect of ship motions on some aspects of task performance

Ensing, G. (author), Bosch, M.S. (author)

report 1979