Small Craft Design Papers CD

The following notice apeared in a recent SNAME E-News under:

http://www.sname.org/newsletter/smallcraftcd.pdf

"The primary mission of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers is to facilitate the exchange of information and ideas, to disseminate the results of research, experience, and information, and to further education in naval architecture, marine, and ocean engineering. With this mission in mind the Society has compiled onto CDs SNAME papers selected by the SNAME Small Craft Committee that are relevant to the small-craft community. These papers have been culled from SNAME Transactions, Marine Technology, the Journal of Ship Research, and Section papers, from 1985-2003. "

[Humberto Rodrìg]

I need a copy of this cd.

SNAME Website you can find it there

[Willallison]

'fraid I couldn't find it - can you post a link to the ordering page please

go to publication catalog and do a search with just "CD"

or follow this link and then search with the word "CD"

http://www.sname.org/publications_catalog.htm

Small Craft Papers ( Add to shopping cart )
This CD contains over 300 papers on small craft, selected by the SNAME Small Craft Committee for the Society's Transactions, journals, conferences, symposia, and Section meetings as most likely to be helpful to their colleagues in the small craft community in the pursuit of their professional endeavors
[SCCD] 2003
ISBN # 0-939773-42-2
Domestic (US and Canada)
List Price: $100.00 Member Price: $75.00 International
List Price: $100.00 Member Price: $75.00
SNAME Papers 1985-2002 on CD, in jewel case

[Willallison]

Thanks - I searched for CD before, but for some reason didn't get the right links - anyway got it now ...

[Stephen Ditmore]

Thank you, Guest, whoever you are!

[nico]

What is in the CD? Is it more sail or motor boat ? Are there all the CSYS papers?

Thanks a lot could be a good christmas present

Nico

I know that includes all the papers that were wrote and presented for SNAME I really can't call all the papers, but if you think of one that has any relation to SNAME in any of their publications must be there, and if you have more questions, I guess an email or a call to this SNAME will help, which gives me an idea, if there is any SNAME members with good relations with SNAME would it be to difficult to find out a list of all the papers and then post it here? or even the people in charge for this forum I wonder if they can ask this question to SNAME, it will be great for some of the members to know what papers are in the CD.

Thanks and have a great year for all you that helps and participate so active in this forum, I hope 2004 becomes more active and larger.

[CDBarry]

I spoke to the pubs guy at SNAME a couple of weeks ago, and they haven't got all the details up on the website about the CD yet - they rushed it out for the annual meeting. It would probably be a good idea to call them if you are interested. It does not have all the papers, or even all the small craft papers published in the time in question (only one of mine !!), but it has about 350 papers that are probably the most important. I believe it was selected by the small craft T&R committee. I strongly recommend it.

The papers run the gamut of sail and power and include local section papers, CSYS papers, papers from Transactions, Journal of Ship Research, some of the special symposia (Fast99, for instance) and Marine Technology. I could think of a few more that I would have added, but it is a pretty solid collection, and contains many of the most important ones.

I will call on Monday and suggest they post the index here.

[nico]

Here is the toc of all the papers. I would have hoped for more papers about sailing.

Nico

[tspeer]

There are some interesting papers posted for comment on the RINA site right now: http://www.rina.org.uk/index.pl?section=DiscussIJSCT

Some Parameters for the Design of Twenty First Century Sail Training Ships C Mudie
Air Crew Training Vessels: A Study of the Synergy Between Fast Patrol and Passenger CraftD. Bailey and N F. Warren

Comparison of Wind Tunnel and Full-Scale Aerodynamic Sail Force Measurements H Hansen and P Jackson

The Yaw Balance of Sailing Yachts Upright and Heeled J A Keuning and K J Vermeulen

Investigation of Slamming Loads using Slam Patches on a Scale Model of an Open60’ Class YachtP Manganelli, B Wagemakers and P A Wilson

[ErikG]

Originally Posted by tspeer

There are some interesting papers posted for comment on the RINA site right now: http://www.rina.org.uk/index.pl?section=DiscussIJSCT

Some Parameters for the Design of Twenty First Century Sail Training Ships C Mudie
Air Crew Training Vessels: A Study of the Synergy Between Fast Patrol and Passenger CraftD. Bailey and N F. Warren

Comparison of Wind Tunnel and Full-Scale Aerodynamic Sail Force Measurements H Hansen and P Jackson

The Yaw Balance of Sailing Yachts Upright and Heeled J A Keuning and K J Vermeulen

Investigation of Slamming Loads using Slam Patches on a Scale Model of an Open60’ Class YachtP Manganelli, B Wagemakers and P A Wilson

Here's the correct link for Investigation of slamming loads...