The Royal Institution of Naval Architects DESIGN & OPERATION OF PASSENGER SHIPS


25-26 April 2007, ExCeL, London, UK. Second Announcement


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The design of Passenger Ships is an area that continues to gain international attention. The changing mix of vessels and capabilities in the world fleet has created a range of new challenges for the Naval Architect. Recent developments in International regulations, such as IMO revised stability standards and the results of the 'Large' Passenger Ship debate at IMO will also have a significant effect on future design.


Recent and proposed vessels in the cruise ship market are setting new records for gross tonnage and passenger capacity. The ferry market is undergoing a change in the face of competition from low cost airlines and the new designs of ferry must be suited to the new economic environment in which they operate.


This conference will bring together Naval Architects, Shipbuilders, Owners, Operators and Regulators to discuss the various issues related to the Design, Construction and Operation of Passenger Ships.


RINA invites papers in all related topics:


• Developments in National and International regulations - effect on design, construction & operation.


• New designs / concepts - continued increase in size and capacity


• Changing markets • Ship Stability / Survivability • Propulsion systems and power distribution • Ship safety - evacuation, emergency management & lifesaving • Fire safety - fire fighting systems • Ship security - ISPS, terrorism threat • Environmental health; disease prevention • Environmental considerations - cold ironing, reducing air emissions, waste management. • Other technological developments - bridge systems, HMI designs • Ship/Shore interface


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Please return to: Conference Department, RINA, 10 Upper Belgrave Street, London SW1X 8BQ by fax on +44 (0)20 7259 5912 or by email: conference@rina.org.uk


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