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Hydrodynamics in ocean engineering
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FURTHER INFORMATION Conference Secretary Coast Conservation Division Ministry of Fisheries 69 Horton Place Colombo 7, Sri Lanka Telephone: 1-98 265 Telex: 21419 minfish
HYDRODYNAMICS IN OCEAN ENGINEERING Trondheim, Norway, August 24--28, 1981 An international conference on Hydrodynamics in Ocean Engineering will be arranged at The Norwegian Institute of Technology August 24--28, 1981. The conference will present recent results in the field of ocean engineering hydrodynamics. It will discuss present and future techniques of predicting loads and motions of offshore structures by means of theoretical calculations, model testing, and combination of the two. Seven invited distinguished scientists and engineers will present the principal aspects of the above topics. In addition, 58 papers have been selected for presentation based on call for papers. The conference will mark the opening of the new Ocean Basin at the Norwegian Hydrodynamic Laboratories. This basin is 50 m wide, 80 m long and 10 m deep. It is equipped with an adjustable b o t t o m and a system for generating current in any direction. The wavemakers are capable of generating longcrested regular and irregular waves as well as shortcrested waves with a directional spectrum. The Royal Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy, Office of Naval Research - US Navy, and Det norske Veritas are sponsoring the conference. For further information please contact: The Secretariat -- HOE'81 Director of Studies The Norwegian Institute of Technology 7034 Trondheim-NTH Norway Telephone: 47 75 95268 Telex : 55637 nth ad
FURTHER INFORMATION Conference Secretary Coast Conservation Division Ministry of Fisheries 69 Horton Place Colombo 7, Sri Lanka Telephone: 1-98 265 Telex: 21419 minfish
HYDRODYNAMICS IN OCEAN ENGINEERING Trondheim, Norway, August 24--28, 1981 An international conference on Hydrodynamics in Ocean Engineering will be arranged at The Norwegian Institute of Technology August 24--28, 1981. The conference will present recent results in the field of ocean engineering hydrodynamics. It will discuss present and future techniques of predicting loads and motions of offshore structures by means of theoretical calculations, model testing, and combination of the two. Seven invited distinguished scientists and engineers will present the principal aspects of the above topics. In addition, 58 papers have been selected for presentation based on call for papers. The conference will mark the opening of the new Ocean Basin at the Norwegian Hydrodynamic Laboratories. This basin is 50 m wide, 80 m long and 10 m deep. It is equipped with an adjustable b o t t o m and a system for generating current in any direction. The wavemakers are capable of generating longcrested regular and irregular waves as well as shortcrested waves with a directional spectrum. The Royal Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy, Office of Naval Research - US Navy, and Det norske Veritas are sponsoring the conference. For further information please contact: The Secretariat -- HOE'81 Director of Studies The Norwegian Institute of Technology 7034 Trondheim-NTH Norway Telephone: 47 75 95268 Telex : 55637 nth ad