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Special Honored Guest
The Chesapeake PowerBoat Symposium Committee would like to announce that the Honored Guest for this year's Powerboat Symposium will be Professor Jacques Hadler, Professor Emeritus of Naval Architecture at Webb Institute, who has made significant contributions to our knowledge of high speed craft hydrodynamics.
Abstracts
Acceleration Trends of High-Speed Planing Craft Operating in a Seaway
Authors: Michael Riley, The Columbia Group
Dr. Timothy Coats, Combatant Craft Division, NSWCCD Det Norfolk
Heidi Murphy, Combatant Craft Division, NSWCCD Det Norfolk
Acceleration Response Mode Decomposition for Quantifying Wave Impact Load in High-Speed Planing Craft
Authors: Michael Riley, The Columbia Group
Dr. Timothy Coats, Combatant Craft Division, NSWCCD Det Norfolk
Heidi Murphy, Combatant Craft Division, NSWCCD Det Norfolk
Non-Linear Method for Steady Hydrodynamic Analysis of Cambered Planing Surfaces
Authors: Giuliano Vernengo, MIT Innovative Ship Design Lab (i-Ship), Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA
Stefano Brizzolara, MIT Innovative Ship Design Lab (i-Ship), Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge
The Impulse Plus Propulsion System
Author: Harry Menian, Aero-Marine Consulting, Miami, FL
Hydrodynamic Development of a Jet-Assisted Hydrofoil Craft
Authors: Robert J. Walling; Stevens Institute of Technology
Raju Datla; Stevens Institute of Technology
SEMI-DISPLACEMENT HULLS---A MISNOMER?
Author: Daniel Savitsky; Stevens Institute of Technology
Advances in Time-Domain Simulation of Planing Boats
Author: Richard H. Akers, Maine Marine Composites
The Calculation of Side Force for Partially Submerged Propellers
Author: Dr. John Scherer, Mercury Marine
A Simulation-Based Approach for Structural Design of High-Speed Planing Craft
Authors: Mikael Razola, Anders Rosén, Karl Garme, Katrin Olausson, KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Controlling Hull and Sea Chest Biofouling using Ultrasonic Technology
Author: David Douglas, Howell Laboratories, Inc.
COMPOSITE HIGH SPEED CRAFT: PRACTICAL DESIGN APPROACHES
Author: Albert Nazarov, ‘Albatross Marine Design’
COMPARISON OF STABILITY STANDARDS FOR MILITARY, PARAMILITARY AND OTHER FIRST RESPONDER SMALL CRAFT
Authors: Christopher D. Barry, USCG Surface Forces Logistics Center
Paul A. Hirsimaki
“Comparative Analysis of Common Methods for Predicting Vertical Acceleration of Planing Craft and Correlation to Model Data”
Authors: Jeffrey Bowles, P.E. - Donald L. Blount & Associates, Inc.
Jonathan Soja, - Donald L. Blount & Associates, Inc.
Re-purposing of Vessels
Author: Dina Kowalyshyn, CDI Marine Band Lavis Division
COMPARISON OF VERY SLENDER VESSEL AND TRANSONIC HULL FOR SPECIAL FORCES AND HIGH SPEED POWER BOATS
Authors: A. A. Calderon, Transonic Hull Company (THC)
Steve Slaughter, MCA of Newport Beach CA
EXPERIMENTS ON DIRECTIONAL STABILITY OF STEPPED PLANING HULLS
Authors: Michael Morabito, United States Naval Academy
Connor Timmins, United States Naval Academy
Mark Pavkov, Naval Architect, Hydromechanics Laboratory
Lightecraft Characteristics
Author: Todd M. Hiller, MARAD
Perception-Response Times in Recreational Boating
Authors: James E. Getz, Illinois Conservation Police (Ret.)
Patrick J. Robins, Virtual Crash Animation & Reconstruction
Comparative Analysis of Common Methods for Predicting Vertical Acceleration of Planing Craft and Correlation to Model Data
Authors: Jeffrey Bowles, P.E. - Donald L. Blount & Associates, Inc.
Jonathan Soja, - Donald L. Blount & Associates, Inc.
Human impact exposure on slamming high-speed boats
Johan Ullman, M.D.
Short Courses
Acceleration Workshop – Monday, June 23 (1.5 hours)
Short Course: Propeller Matching for Small Craft – Tuesday, June 24 (3 hours)