NEW
EDITION OF "SDC" Available!
Read
a review of this revised edition of Ship Design and Construction
below, and reserve your copy today at a discounted rate. Contact Rich
Mouk at SNAME HQ.
Book review: “Ship Design and Construction” (4th Edition,
Ed. Thomas Lamb) Volker Bertram
"SNAME
publishes many good textbooks on naval architecture. All the more we can
welcome the completely revised new edition of “Ship Design and Construction”
published by the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers...."
Click here for complete review.
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Small Craft CD
Small Craft Community - Tired of searching
through stacks of papers to find one piece of information to assist you with
a project? If this sounds familiar, and if you are reluctant to throw anything
away, SNAME has the answer. SNAME has created a Small Craft CD, containing over
300 papers that are relevant to the small-craft community. These papers were
selected by the SNAME Small Craft Committee and have been culled from
SNAME Transactions, Marine Technology, the Journal of Ship Research, and Section
papers, from 1985-2003.
The papers
are organized with a linked index to enable papers to be located by author,
title, original source, or subject.
Take advantage
of the special member price - $75.00. Click
here to order.
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OTC Registration
65
Great Reasons to attend OTC 2004
You won’t want to miss the
35th OTC. Here’s what the program has to offer you:
That adds up to 65
great reasons to attend OTC.
To see the full
technical program, register,
or reserve housing go to www.otcnet.org/2004.
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OTC Talks about Risks Associated with Offshore Projects
RICHARDSON, Texas, U.S.A. (6 February 2004) –
A General Session, two Topical Luncheons and a panel session focus on
risks associated with offshore projects at the 2004 Offshore Technology
Conference (OTC), scheduled 3-6 May at Reliant Park in Houston.
The
General Session, Risks and Challenges to the Successful Execution of Major
Offshore Projects, is scheduled 1400 to 1630 (2 to 4:30 p.m.) on Wednesday,
5 May. The presentation focuses on the future of the offshore industry,
which lies in deep water or in frontier regions. Costs for these projects
tend to be high, ranging from hundreds of millions to several billions
of dollars. Click here for more.
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Marine
Engineering
Now Available In Soft-Cover
Edition
Roy L. Harrington’s Marine Engineering is now available
in both hard- and soft-cover bindings. The price of the hard-cover edition
is unchanged, but the soft-cover version sells for $25 less ($170 list,
$125 to members, and $87 to student members – plus shipping and
handling). This may be a good opportunity to buy an extra copy of this
landmark text for your second library at home or at work.
Click here to order your copy.
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7th
MTS Research and Technology Coordination Conference
11/16/04
- 11/18/04
Securing
the Future Vitality of the Marine Transportation System (MTS)
National
Academy of Sciences Building, 2101 Constitution Avenue, NW
Washington, DC USA
Abstracts
due March 15, 2004
Click here for details: www.waterways-rd.gov/conf04.html
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SUNY Maritime College Open House
The State University of New York Maritime College (www.sunymaritime.edu)
is holding open house tours for interested students and their families. The next
tour will be on Saturday, Apri1 3rd and the next one will be on May 1st.
The college accepts out-of-state and international students as well as NY State
residents. Students from AL, CT, DE, FL, GA, LA, MI, MD, NJ, NC, PA, RI, SC, VA
pay New York State tuition rates. Contact admissions@sunymaritime.edu
or phone 718-409-7220
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CMA
Shipping 2004 -
Kicking It Up A Notch! |
The Board and Members of
the Connecticut Maritime Association are pleased to present "Shipping 2004".
The event is scheduled for March 22, 23 and 24, 2004 at The Westin Stamford
Hotel, Stamford, CT and features such business opportunties as:
- Over 1,500 senior industry
participants all attending in order to conduct business
- A Gala celebration of
General Maritime and its charismatic Chairman & CEO, Peter C. Georgiopoulos
- A multi-track seminar
schedule with practical information for use today
- Participation by the
US Coast Guard's top officials
- 100+ international maritime
exhibits - bringing the best products and services to you
- Networking events throughout
the week - dinners, receptions, public and private gatherings
- Some of the industry's
best thinkers talking markets, opportunities, risks and returns
Click
here to view program.
We look forward to seeing
you at this enormous shipping event.
CMA Shipping 2004
Email: conferences@cmaconnect.com
Web: www.shipping2004.com
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Upcoming
Events
(Click on logos for details)
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CMA
SHIPPING 2004
03/22/04 - 03/24/04
Stamford, CT
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Offshore
Mechanics and Arctic Engineering (OMAE)
06/20/04 - 06/25/04
Hyatt Regency Hotel
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada |
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25th
Symposium on Naval Hydrodynamics
08/08/04 - 08/13/04
Call for Papers due 1 November 2003
St. John's, Newfoundland,Canada |
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SNAME
Maritime Technology Conference & Expo
09/29/04 - 10/02/04
Hilton Washington Hotel
Washington, DC |
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In case
you haven’t noticed, there’s a new link at the top of the newsletter
called Section News. As announced
in our previous issue, we will now published Section News in the SNAMeNewsLetter
as it becomes available to SNAME HQ. Note: Section News will still be included
in the quarterly issues of Marine Technology.
“Electronic
Section News” will be a bit different from the “hard copy”
in Marine Technology. Photos can be presented in color; e-mail addresses and
web sites mentioned in the articles will be live hyperlinks; and the names of
each reporting section will be linked to their respective web sites. (Note to
section web liaisons - keep your sites updated!)
Now that
your curiosity has been peaked, click on the Section
News link at the top of the page and give it a try.
Questions?
Comments? Contact Connie Cali-Poutré at connie@sname.org.
Please type "section news" in the subject line.
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