SNAME Power Boat Symposium, 14 October 2024, Norfolk, Virginia

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  1. DCockey
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    DCockey Senior Member

    After a gap of eight years, another SNAME Powerboat Symposium is planned for 14 October 2024 in Norfolk, Virginia.
    SNAME POWER BOAT SYMPOSIUM 2024 | SNAME https://www.sname.org/sname-power-boat-symposium-2024
    From the website:
    Topics to be covered in up to 16 technical papers, in two sessions, to be scheduled during the Symposium are expected to include the following:
    • Advancements in composite structure design/materials
    • Advancements in manufacturing of small craft
    • Validation of hydrodynamic studies with computational tools
    • Small craft dynamics & maneuvering
    • Developments in appendage design and analysis
    • New approaches to small craft stability rules
    • Challenges/gaps in current rule sets and regulatory requirements and potential solutions
    • Hybrid & Electric power for small craft
    • Novel small craft design elements
    • Testing/case studies and data artifacts
    ​
    Platform design for autonomy Presentations are being solicited with abstracts due by March 15.

    I attended several of the previous symposiums and found the presentations to be interesting and informative. The audience is naval architects, engineers and similar.
     
    DCockey, Jan 14, 2024
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  2. Alik
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    I did presentations at 2010, 2012, 2014 events and my co-author presented our joint paper in 2016. Worth going.
    Unfortunately not for me this time ;)
     
    Alik, Jan 18, 2024
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