Ship & Boat International Editorial

Editor: Martin Conway

Established over 60 years ago, Ship & Boat International provides quality technical information on all aspects of commercial small craft/small ship design, construction and operations. The journal covers a comprehensive range of vessel types from 5m up to around 100m in length.

Ship & Boat International provides comprehensive descriptions of selected vessel types including fast ferries, workboats, fishing vessels, patrol boats, pilot boats, tugs and offshore vessels. Regular features on propulsion technology, new marine equipment, construction materials, CAD/CAM, and reports on matters affecting this sector of the marine industry. Special regular features by well-known industry figures will also be included.

Editorial Coverage

Ship & Boat International is published six times a year. We aim to provide our readers with essential information, providing greater technical depth and coverage of the latest developments and trends in design and technology. As such, we will meet the industry's demands for more selective and concise news and views, with enhanced comprehensive features and technical reports that have been well researched. With so much of the professionals' business done remotely, and readers increasingly looking to receive their information online, editorial and key articles from Ship & Boat International will be published on the Internet.

Editorial Schedule 2011

January/February	July/August
Tugs CAD/CAM Fire protection systems Electronic navigation Diesel-electric propulsion Asia Pacific Extra distribution: Asian Workboat, Singapore	Pilot and rescue craft Offshore support Tugs Lifesaving and safety equipment Radar and integrated bridge systems Waterjets Spain
March/April	September/October
Patrol vessels Yacht design and construction Superyachts and Megayachts Tugs Ballast water & waste treatment Medium-speed engines Italy Extra distribution: Europort, Istanbul Megayacht, Genoa	High-speed vessels Coastal vessels Tugs CAD/CAM Deck and hydraulic equipment Electronic charting systems Gears and propellers Germany Extra distribution: Seatrade, Hamburg Middle East Workboats, Abu-Dhabi
May/June	November/December
Passenger vessels Fishing Tugs and salvage Green craft technology Marine composite High-speed diesel engines UK Scandinavia Extra distribution: Norshipping, Oslo Seawork, Southampton	Tugs Construction materials Lifesaving and safety equipment Machinery control and monitoring Inland vessels Alternative propulsion The Netherlands The Americas Extra distribution: WorkBoat, New Orleans Europort, Rotterdam