The Damaged Ship
26-27 January 2011, London, UK
You may also be interested in the new Damage Ship 2013 conference being held on 30-31 January 2013 in London
Overview
The conference will focus on the assessment and analysis of stability, strength, sea worthiness of a ship damaged by collision, grounding, structural failure, fire or explosion. It will also consider procedures to minimise negative consequences for passengers, crew, ship, environment and to develop safe countermeasures including sequences for transferring, offloading cargo and ballast water for salvage operations.
After any major accident it is imperative to rapidly quantify the damage, assess damage stability and the residual strength of a vessel. Damage stability appraisal should also consider the likelihood of progressive flooding, capsizing probability and effect of waves on stability. There is a need to consider both the global strength capability of the ship structure and the local residual strength of damaged and buckled plating and the effect of flooding on internal structure.
A number of organisations already offer ship owners a range of Emergency Response Services (ERS) including shore-based expert assistance and computer-based contingency planning systems.
The aim of this conference is to bring together designers, operators, classification societies and legislative government bodies to consider the present state-of-the-art and future developments.
Content
Papers will cover aspects of assessment and analysis of the damaged ship, including but not limited to:
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Damage assessment
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Stability and seakeeping of the damaged ship
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Global and local integrity of the damaged ship
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Modelling of the damaged ship
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Flooding simulation tools
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Stability in waves.
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Pollution mitigation
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ERS planning and decision support systems
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Regulation on damage stability
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Education and training on damage stability
Spons or and Exhibitors
The Royal Institution of Naval Architects enjoys a world-wide reputation for the outstanding quality of its international conferences, attracting speakers and delegates who are the acknowledged leaders in their fields.
A number of cost effective opportunities are available including various sponsorship packages, exhibition space and literature distribution.
If you would like to find out more about the promotional opportunities available please contact the conference department ()
Venue and Accommodation
The Damaged Ship conference will be held at RINA headquarters in London (10 upper Belgrave Street, London, SW1X 8BQ). Please click here for a map to the venue.
If you would like to book any accommodation then please contact our Hotel reservation agent, The Corporate team, who in conjunction with RINA have arranged special rates for delegates attending the event.
If you wish to contact The Corporate Team please quote ID Number 0182RA
Tel : 44 (0) 207 592 3050 Fax : 44 (0) 207 828 6439 E-Mail:
Or visit http://www.corporateteam.com/events/0182RA/
(Please note that these rates are for 2010 and so may raise slightly for 2011) |