NAV 2022

Session

3C

15 Jun 2022, 17:00

79. How COVID-19 has been affecting the overall cruise ship design paradigm

Mrs Angela Denise Peri (Naval Architect, PhD Student. Department of Architecture and Design (DAD), University of Genoa)

15/06/2022, 17:00

Conceptual and practical ship design

Paper

The actual, global pandemic situation has dramatically involved every aspect of our lives. This also greatly affected the cruise ship industry. At first, cruise companies tried to face the problem by adapting existing ships at the situation, with no time to rethink completely their project. The opinion of scientists, architects and experts in the field highlighted the need to devise a new way...

107. Data driven digital twins for the maritime domain

Mr Alexandros Troupiotis (University of the Aegean), Prof. Dimitris Zissis (University of the Aegean)

15/06/2022, 17:20

Conceptual and practical ship design

Paper

Digital twins are computational models that replicate the structure, behaviour and overall characteristics of a physical asset in the digital world. In the maritime domain, conventional approaches have relied on mathematical modeling (e.g. linearised equations of motion) and heavy computations for estimating ship resistance and propulsion, seakeeping and maneuverability and overall hull form...

47. Systems Engineering and Ship Design: a synergy for getting the right design and the design right

Mattia Bottero (Università degli Studi di Genova)

15/06/2022, 17:40

Naval ships design & technology

Paper

What makes a successful ship design? The most brilliant solution cannot be called a success if it is something nobody desires. Nonetheless, if a solution can in principle fulfill customer’s needs but it is not appropriately executed, it is a failure as well. Therefore to have a successful solution both elements are crucial: getting the right design and getting the design right. Respectively...

24. A zero-emission ferry for inland waterways

Dr Luca Maloberti (Università degli Studi di Genova), Dr Raphael Zaccone (Università degli Studi di Genova)

15/06/2022, 18:00

Inland waters vessels

Paper

Reducing the human environmental impact is one of the most critical issues nowadays: in this perspective the progressive decommissioning of fossil fuels is a significant priority to guarantee a sustainable future for the next generations. This paper proposes a zero-emission ferry for inland waterways and short-sea navigation, focusing on realistic solutions to provide the best trade-off...

85. Innovative solutions for the integration of medical facilities on dual-use naval ships

Mr Nicola Norcia (Italian Navy)

15/06/2022, 18:20

Naval ships design & technology

Paper

According to the historical and social context and the evolution of technologies, medical care on board ships has been a requirement of variable priority throughout in the ship design. Strangely, this statement is much more evident in the field of naval ships, where there is a greater probability of injured or sick personnel on ships when operating in warfare scenarios or humanitarian...