Contents | APRIL 2009 21-61 Features
Feature 1 Danish marine industries 21-22 Denmark goes greener 24-25 Index for energy efficient design 25 Indexed development
26-27 Bigger wind comes out of the blue 27 Odense yard cut down to size
28-29 MAN ends up in tiers 30-31 DPLab from Dynamic Force 31-32 Rosving Dynamics stays in condition
33 Hydrogel technology makes smooth entrance
Feature 2 CAD/CAM update 34-37 Benefits seen in 3D 37 NAPA CAD spin off 39 Shipbuilding in the fourth dimension 39 Rhino on the edge 41 SwiftCraft offers more 41 Aveva gets Samsung endorsement
Feature 3 Accommodation & interiors 42-43 Let there be light 45 Fabric for a new yacht partnership 47 Brintons scores AIDA repeat 47 Wing chair upgrade 48 Depicting the Spirit of Tasmania 48 Protec ahead of the runners 49 Battery power for blinds 49
F.Ball launches great leveller
Feature 4 Ro-ro ferry report 51-53 Nordic contract calls for capacity boost 54-57 Herald of Free Enterprise revisited 58 New gas ferry for Norway 58 Work starts on P&O giant 59 Armorique makes channel debut 60 Seatruck bucks trend unaccompanied 61 FSG in flexible shape 61 Interferry hot on GHG
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Fancy flooring onboard AIDAbella.
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Hammerodde is due conversion.
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