INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN SHIPBUILDING 29th Sept - 1st Oct 2015 | BREMEN | GERMANY
The 17th International Conference on Computer Applications in Shipbuilding (ICCAS) will review operational experience from existing computer applications in the design and build of ships and offshore structures and will cover a full range of topics including; engineering analysis, data modelling, PLM, CAD, CAM, integrated systems, knowledge management, systems engineering, simulation, visualisation, processes and standards.
It will also examine the advances in Information Technology which have contributed to increased productivity in both shipbuilding and maritime operations; including increasing co-operative working between shipyards, marine
equipment and system manufacturers, engineering partners and shipping companies. Call for Papers
Papers should focus on advances made in information and communication technology with respect to methods, tools, standards and organisational adaptations in the different application sectors of the shipbuilding industry. Where appropriate, papers should also describe the potential impact of the innovation described to productivity improvements. The successful papers will be concerned with research, development and application of information technology in shipbuilding and will focus on the following subjects:
• EARLY DESIGN: Concept design, tendering, initial design, general arrangement, cost & work estimation, hull form, hydrodynamic analysis & basic structural design, risk based design
• DETAILED AND PRODUCTION DESIGN: Structure, machinery, hull and outfitting • FUNCTIONAL DESIGN: Capture and management of systems diagrams and schematics with 'intelligence', identification and consolidation of diagram contents for comparison with physical design layout, verification that detailed design meets functional design specifications and intent
• PARTS MANUFACTURING & ASSEMBLY: Prefabrication, shop automation, robotics, assembly & accuracy control • MATERIAL MANAGEMENT: Material control, supply chain management, logistics & e-solutions • MANAGEMENT OF SHIPBUILDING PROJECTS: Planning, work-flow analysis, PDM & ERP applications, management of co-operative working between different actors in shipbuilding projects, e.g. shipyards and equipment and systems manufacturers
• PROCESSES: Life cycle management, design and/or manufacturing processes and their use, systems engineering, multi- functional processes with progressive information capture and sharing
• COMMISSIONING, INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE: Life-cycle maintenance, lifecycle cost management, environmental cost management, parts & systems reliability, inspection standards & risk management inspection standards, risk management & security
• DATA MODELLING: Each stage of design, build and operate cycle, shared environments (multi-company or multi-site), long term data capture and management
• INNOVATION, INNOVATION MANAGEMENT AND INNOVATION IMPACT ASSESSMENT: New materials & eco design • INDUSTRY / ACADEMIA: Working partnerships between universities and industry, developing solutions by academia for practical application to design and/or manufacture
• SKILLS MANAGEMENT, KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER AND OTHER HUMAN RESOURCE ISSUES: Artificial Intelligence, knowledge-based systems, acquiring, retaining and sharing knowledge, capturing the experience and skills of the workforce for younger engineers
• SIMULATION, VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS and GAMING TECHNOLOGIES: New technology used in design, manufacturing, productivity, performance analysis, safety and human factors etc.
To begin the reveiwing process please submit your abstract to RINA before 1st February 2015
Register an Interest | Send an abstract | Sponsorship Oppurtunities
conference@rina.org.uk
Tel: +44(0)20 7235 4622 visit the website
www.rina.org.uk/ICCAS-2015
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