Contents Marine Technology, Volume 42, Numbers 1-4, 2005

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I Viscous Computational Fluid Dynamics as a Relevant Decision-Making Tool for Mast-Sail Aerodynamics

by V. G. Chapin, S. Jamme, and R Chassaing

I I Critical Needs for Ship Maneuverability: Lessons From the Houston Ship Channel Full-Scale Maneuvering Trials

by Alexander C. Landsburg, Roderick A. Barr, Larry Daggett Wei-Yuan Hwang, Bent Jakobsen, Mike Morris, and Lou Vest 21 A Review of the 8th Intemational Conference on the Stability of

Ship and Ocean Vehicles (STAB 2003)

by Luis Pérez Rojas and Vadim L. Belenlcy

31 Research Improving the Safety of Offshore Helicopter Operations: An Update

by Stephen J. Rowe and David Howson

34 Research Improving the Safety of Offshore Helicopter Operations

by Stephen J. Rowe, David Howson, and Paul Sparkes 43 Habitability Assessment of Passenger Vessels Based on ISO Criteria

by Kadir Sariöz and Ehm Sariöz

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Shaft Line Whiriing Vibrations: Effects of Numerical Assumptions on Analysis Results

by Lech Miu-awski

Structural Analysis and Sizing Optimization of a Composite Advanced Sail Design Concept

by Masoud Rais-Rohani, Clnistopher D. Eamon, and Amy L. Keesecker

Newer Theory and More Robust Algorithms for Computer-Aided Design of Developable Surfaces

by B. Konesky

The Development and Application of a Marine Power System Simulator for Marine Engineer Training

by Weifeng Shi and Tianhao Tang

Safety Assessment of FPSO Turret-Mooring System Using Approximate Reasoning and Evidential Reasoning

by H. S. Sii, J. Wang, A. G. Eleye-Datubo, J. B. Yang, and J. Liu

Accuracy Assessment of Methods for Predicting Dry Dock Block Reactions

by Brandon M . Taravella

Cost-Benefit Analysis for Ship Automation Retrofit: The Case of Icebreaker Frej

by D. V. Lyridis, H. N . Psaraftis, N . Ventikos, P. Zacharioudalds, and K. Dilzas

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125 Frictional Resistance on Randomly Oscillating Surfaces in Steady Flow

by Dag Myrhaug and Lars Erik Holmedal

132 Dual-Use Short Sea Shipping Trimaran Trailership HSTT-180

by Robert J. vom Saal, Igor Mizine, Laurent C. Deschamps, and Richard W. Thorpe

144 Development of a Marine Propeller With Nonplanar Lifting Surfaces

by Poul Andersen, Jiirgen Friesch, Jens J. Kappel, Lars Lundegaard, and Graham Patience

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159 Numerical Simulation of Ship Maneuverability in Wind and Current, With Escort Tugs

by Ye Li and Sander M. ^ali§al

177 Evaluation of the Service Performance of Ships

by Poul Andersen, Anne-Sophie BoiTod, and Hei-vé Blanchot 184 Concept Ship Design for the Iron Nugget Trade

by Miltiadis Kotinis

192 Frequency-Domain Analysis for Prediction of Seasickness on Ships

by Segundo Esteban, Jose M. Giron-SieiTa, Joaquin Recas,. and Jesus M. De la Cruz

199 Operation of Ships in Cold Climates With Emphasis on Tankers and New Requirements

by Wilhelm Magelssen

210 Marine Accident Investigation Techniques: Finding the Root Causes

by Kenneth M. Smith, Jr., and Frederick E. Schmidt, Jr.

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