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2005 SMTC&E/SPS - Technical Program
IMarE(India) and SNAME Meet
International Fleet Review
PE Updates
Alert! Human Element Bulletin
USNS Sirius Becomes Training Ship for Texas Maritime Academy
SNAME Website Update
2005 Security & Safety Seminar
ASNE Events
Project Nautilus - Bergen, Norway
Upcoming Events

Section News: Click here

Calls for Papers: Click here


Join us for the 2005 SNAME Maritime Technology Conference & Expo
and Ship Production Symposium

October 19-21, 2005
Houston, Texas

New information has been added to the website regarding the Technical Program. The 2005 Technical Program will include over 70 papers and presentations from the Ship Production Symposium, the Texas Section, the T&R Program, and the Student Papers Program, as well as traditional SNAME Annual Meeting papers. There are concentrations on LNG transportation and on offshore issues. Other papers address hydrodynamics, structures, propulsion, production, operation, economics, and small craft. The program promises to be content-rich and timely. Most of the papers and presentations are expected to qualify for continuing education credit for Professional Engineers.

Click here to see the list of papers.

Note: Abstracts and a complete schedule of paper presentations are Coming Soon.

Click here for registration information.

Click here to register on-line.

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IMarE(India) and SNAME Meet

On June 29, 2005, representatives of SNAME and the Institute of Marine Engineers (India) (IMarE(I)), with which the Society has a cooperative agreement, met to discuss the printing of SNAME’s newest publication, Introduction to Practical Marine Engineering, in India, development of a joint database of technical papers, a SNAME lecture series in India, and other opportunities for closer cooperation. Shown above l. to r. are Alan Rowen, Swapan Das Sarma, K. Chidambaram, Connie Cali-Poutré, Phil Kimball, and Naresh Maniar.

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International Fleet Review
Portsmouth, UK

Over 40 ships attended the review on June 28, 2005. To view photographs contributed to SNAME, click here.

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PE Updates

The results of the April NAME Exam have been released. The overall pass rate was 86% (for 2005 first-time takers it was 93%. Congratulations to our 30 new NAME PEs, and a round of applause for the ten PE Review Course (PERC) instructors!

The exam will next be given on April 21, 2006. Anyone planning to take the exam should note that NOW is the time to start the application process. Filing deadlines in some states are as early as late September. For more specific information go to www.ncees.org.

PERC will again be offered starting on January 9 and will finish at the end of March. Those wishing to get a head start in their studies can arrange with Rich Mouk for early access to the 2005 website and later access to the 2006 website when the course starts. PERC tuition remains at $500 for SNAME members and $650 for non-members. Those who took the 2005 PERC are still able to access the PERC website and can re-register for 2006 at no additional cost.

If you have any questions concerning the NAME PE Exam send them to wmaclean@sname.org or dchapman@sname.org.

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Alert! The International Maritime Human Element Forum

"If a ship design is to be “user-friendly” it is important that its users get the chance to become friendly with it before it is delivered, when it is arguably too late to make substantive changes. Issue 8 of Alert! - The International Maritime Human Element Bulletin - focuses on the shipyard, and shows the contribution knowledgeable seafarers can make to ensure that a safe and well-designed ship is delivered to the owner."
Click here for more.

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USNS Sirius Becomes Training Ship for Texas Maritime Academy

The US Navy Military Sealift Command combat stores ship USNS Sirius (T-AFS 8) became Texas Maritime Academy's new training ship on July 1. The Sirius, one of three sister ships acquired from the British Royal Fleet Auxiliary in 1981-83, is particularly attractive as a training ship because of her low-speed diesel engine, a Sulzer 8RD76. For the full article, click here.

For details of the ship, see:
www.navy.mil/palib/factfile/ships/ship-tafs.html.

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SNAME Website Update

The SNAME website has recently undergone a few changes.

The Student Activities flyout menu is now redesigned with the following links:

Student Sections
Student Steering Committee
Student Competitions


In addition, the "What's New " tab at the top of the homepage has been replaced with a link to the SNAMeNewsLetter

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2005 Security & Safety Seminar

AAPA's 2005 Security & Safety Seminar, will be held July 27-29, 2005 in East Rutherford, NJ...contact Ed O'Connell, AAPA Membership Director, at eoconnell@aapa-ports.org for info on attending or sponsorship opportunities

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ASNE Events

High Speed/High Performance Ship
and Craft Symposium 2005
July 19-20, 2005
Everett, Washington
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NSRP Product Design and Material Technologies Panel
July 20-21, 2005
Everett, Washington
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IEEE ESTS 2005
IEEE Electric Ship Technologies Symposium

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
July 25-27, 2005
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ASNE San Diego Section's
Fleet Maintenance Symposium 2005

Town & Country Hotel, San Diego, California
August 30 - September 1, 2005
CALL FOR EXHIBITORS EXHIBITOR APPLICATION
Read more ...

ASNE Southern Indiana Section’s
Defense Transformation Through Collaboration Symposium 2005

Bloomington Monroe County Convention Center Bloomington, Indiana
September 20-22, 2005
Read more ...

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Project Nautilus - Bergen, Norway

Dives Planned on World's First Arctic Submarine, Nautilus, of 1931

Using the manned submersible JAGO, a series of dives will take place in September 2005 to document the Nautilus, the world’s first Arctic submarine that was scuttled in the fjord at Bergen, Norway in 1931. Serving as Scientific Advisor for Project Nautilus is Dr. Stewart B. Nelson, an oceanographic consultant, historian and lecturer. The project leader is Dr. Hans Fricke of the Max Planck Institute. Read more...

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Upcoming Events
(Click on logos for details)

2005 SNAME Maritime Technology Conference & Expo and Ship Production Symposium
October 19-21, 2005
Houston, TX
Marine CNG Standards Forum
08/18/05 - 08/19/05
St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada
Security of Ships, Ports, and Coasts
09/22/05 - 09/23/05
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia,Canada
Congress on the Technology of the Ships of Trafalgar
11/03/05 - 11/05/05
Madrid,Spain
Marine Environmental Engineering Technical Symposium (MEETS)
01/23/06 - 01/24/06
Arlington,VA
Pacific 2006 - International Maritime Conference
01/31/06 - 02/02/06
Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre
Sydney,Australia

World Maritime Technology Conference 2006
3/06/06 - 3/10/06
London,England

Including ICMES (10th International Cooperation on Marine Engineering Systems). Click here for details.

International Marine Design Conference
5/16/06 - 5/19/06
Ann Arbor, MI
ICETECH 2006 - Int'l Conference & Exhibition on Performance of Ships & Structures in Ice
7/16/06 - 7/19/06
Banff, Alberta, CANADA
Propellers/Shafting Symposium
09/12/06 - 09/13/06
Virginia Beach,VA
9th International Conference on Stability of Ships and Ocean Vehicles (STAB)
09/25/06 - 09/29/06
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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