The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers will hold its 2010 Annual Meeting in Bellevue/Seattle Washington, November 3-5. A core part of the SNAME Annual Meeting continues to be the Technical Program. Technical papers to be presented, authors, and abstracts recently announced by SNAME. These are:
• Maintaining Marine Diesel Emissions Using Performance Monitoring, Herb Roeser & Dilip Kalyanker
• Successful Numerical Modeling of Dynamic Instability Events on a High Speed Catamaran, Sean Kery
• Zero Emissions Vessels, John Boylston and Bret Smart
• Operational Evaluation of the USCGC Bertholf Stern Boat Deployment System, Rubin Sheinberg and Frank W. DeBord
• Designing Effective Machinery Control and Alarm Systems in the Age of Unattended Engine Rooms, Stephen Kemp
• Prediction of Underwater Noise for Environmental Impacts: Evaluation of a Commercial Vessel and Offshore Structure, Seung-Jae Lee
• Concept Development, Detailed Design and Construction of the THREE FORTY THREE – North America's Most Powerful Fireboat, Robert G. Allan
• LNG as a Vessel and General Transportation Fuel: Developing the Required Supply Infrastructure, Gary Van Tassel
• Implications of Performing Tugboat Stability Analysis with Fixed Trim Assumptions, Bill Foster and T. Blake Powell
• Prediction and Verification of the Maneuverability of Naval Surface Ships, Frans Quadvlieg
• Real Time Local Sea State Measurement using Wave Radar and Ship Motions, Eric Thornhill and Dave Stredulinsky
• Boosting Energy Efficiency in Ships, Oskar Levander
• Identification of Critical Sea States for Sloshing Model Test, Booki Kim
• Model for Environmental Assessment of Container Ship Transport, Hans Otto Holmegaard Kristensen
Abstracts are available online (http://www.sname.org/SNAME/AM/AMAuthorsAbstracts).